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Gig: Solicitor in Studio / Lie Dream of a Casino Soul / Tempo House / Room to Live / Slates, Slags, etc. / Marquis Cha-Cha / The Classical / Gramme Friday / I'm into C.B. / I Feel Voxish / Hexen Definitive > Deer Park // Look, Know / Container Drivers / Joker Hysterical Face / Just Step Sideways Cosmic guitar and mad determination to gather other weird members. Was in a band called Crystal Ridge years ago who's fame spread right across Bury as far as Deeply Vale. Before that Dave was in FC Domestos with Steve B.

A servant of government walks in and arrests neighbour... and arrests, sorry about that, wireless enthusiast for murder of his A fancied wit, a spit imitation of Bryan Ferry in one of his magazines." (during "Mere Pseud Mag Ed") Hexen Definitive / Middle Mass / I'm into C.B. / Hip Priest / Look, Know / Mere Pseud Mag Ed / Who Makes the Nazis / Solicitor in Studio / Lie Dream of a Casino Soul / The Classical / And This Day / Fortress / Deer Park Thompson, Dave (2003). A User's Guide to The Fall. London: Helter Skelter Publishing. ISBN 1-900924-57-9. O'Hagan, Sean. " Brix Smith Start: ‘Mark E Smith? He’s complicated’". The Guardian, 1 May 2016. Retrieved 26 May 2017Not listedin the advert above, but this was definitely the first gig of the tour. Thanks to David Kettle for the flyer. No tape exists? I Feel Voxish / Hard Life in Country / I'm into C.B. / Lie Dream of a Casino Soul / Solicitor in Studio / Tempo House / The Classical / Marquis Cha-Cha / Room To Live / Hexen Definitive / Deer Park // Totally Wired / Joker Hysterical Face / Hip Priest

Now Bass also was and occasionally still does rhythm classical and other stuff Steve was in a band called FC Domestos years ago with Dave. Steve also did some work with the Manchester Musicians Collective on an album called (what's its name Steve?). Wolstencroft, Simon (13 November 2014). You Can Drum But You Can't Hide. ISBN 9780957369078. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015 . Retrieved 6 August 2015. {{ cite book}}: |work= ignored ( help)

Presumably to audience member who pinched his drink from the stage: "If it was full, I wouldn't have left it there... haha. Pretending there's something in the can... haha." (during "Hard Life in Country") to the band, sounding bored] OK. [to the audience] Start clapping!" (approaching the end of "Totally Wired") a b c d e "The Fall Online – Biography". visi.com/fall. Archived from the original on 26 September 2013 . Retrieved 25 May 2013.

The music comes housed in a rigid board slipcase and also features a 4,000-word essay by Daryl Easlea. It has been remastered by long-term Fall engineer Andy Pearce. With Paul Hanley's temporary replacement Steve "cowbell" Davies on drums; makes for an odd listening experience. Paul had to stay home to take his O-levels. My memories of the tour were that my sister’s band Pel Mel supported at least on the Sydney dates. I saw the Musos Club date, Stranded and also at least one of the Trade Union nights. I think the other date (the missing one) was in the suburbs – possibly Bexley Hotel which Ken used to use sometimes. City Show wasn’t a venue – it would have meant an unbooked show they were counting on in the city. Good evening, we are The Fall. We are not as the poster indicates. It's a change of turn, a different turn on, at first." (during "Cash'n'Carry") So he fled to the country. So he fled to the country. So he fled to the country. So he fled to the country." (amended lyrics to "I Feel Voxish", ushering in "Hard Life in Country")In November 1980, the Fall released their third full-length album Grotesque (After the Gramme). Preceded by a couple of acclaimed singles "How I Wrote 'Elastic Man'" and " Totally Wired", the album went to #1 on the UK Indie Chart. It was co-produced by Rough Trade's Geoff Travis and Mayo Thompson of Red Krayola and showed a significant improvement in production, which was to continue throughout the period. Smith, however, was unhappy with Rough Trade's politics, which showed when Slates came out in April 1981. Intentionally made too long for a single and too short to be considered an album, it was released as a 10" EP for a price of just 2 pounds. The Fall eventually quit Rough Trade by the end of the year, and instead signed with a small indie label Kamera.

The next number is for the Bury Times Midweeker who said we were repulsive but I don't have to shove five of my records through one letter box." (before "Mere Pseud Mag Ed")

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A request (...) to a Fall gig." [In daft falsetto] "There's only six seconds." (before "Just Step Sideways") In January 2005, the Fall were the subject of a BBC Four TV documentary, The Fall: The Wonderful and Frightening World of Mark E Smith. Their twenty-fifth studio album, entitled Fall Heads Roll, was issued on 3 October 2005. The guitarist, bassist, and drummer all left the group acrimoniously during the US summer 2006 tour after just four dates. In a US radio interview, Smith described their departures as "the best thing that ever happened" to the Fall, although it was some months before he confirmed that they would not be returning. [27] No tape exists? Great photos on This Is Then, thanks to Mark Osborne, whose review appeared in Issue #17 of Alternative Sounds (thanks to Dannyno for sending it in). a b c d "Chart Log UK: Adam F – FYA". Dipl.-Bibl.(FH) Tobias Zywietz, 1994–2009 . Retrieved 28 July 2010. Well, that's that one out of the way. Here's another story." (after "Totally Wired")- "Okay, we're just putting our false mustaches on." (English Scheme)