Tag: Instrumentals
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White Lines
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Instrumental outtake. Credit: Mark E. Smith/Simon Wolstencroft First released: “Oxymoron” (Receiver Records, 1997)
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Outro [27 Points]
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Classical Gas
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Groovin’ with Mr. Bloe
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John Peel session track. Recorded on 19 February 2003. Broadcast 13 March 2003.
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The Love Between
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Lyrics White Fence April come and weigh a tonMany hate the alphabetYou keepInsideCan you do right?Can you be right next to me?I think it’s more about the love betweenWaking upGo to workJoin the raceTimes are badMake or takeYour time in spaceTake a restOn your plainTake a V ride you’ll never forgetAnd i think that your…
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Tunnel
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Countdown
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary A chirpy little instrumental with a surf/garage type beat. The slower bit is infectious and almost nursery rhyme like. “Countdown” was the title bestowed on this “hectic, bubbly instrumental” when a live recording from Irving Plaza, New York City (1 March 1986) was included on disc 5 (“Live Rarities”) of…
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Interferance
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Only known performance: Bierkeller, Bristol, 28 January 1997. Credits: Mark E. Smith and Julia Nagle.
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I’m Ronnie The Oney
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All Leave Cancelled (X)
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No Respects (Intro)
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Onto Insanity
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“Rough Mix”, first released on disc 2 of expanded digipak edition of “Reformation! Post TLC” (Cherry Red, 2020). Credit: The Fall.
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The Bad Stuff
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41 Loop
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary On The Real New Fall LP, “Loop 41” (“41 Loop” on the US version of the album) is paired with “Houston” as a single track, but it acts as a half-minute prelude. It was occasionally played on tape at gigs, but never performed live as far as we know. It…
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Loop 41
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary On The Real New Fall LP, “Loop 41” (“41 Loop” on the US version of the album) is paired with “Houston” as a single track, but it acts as a half-minute prelude. It was occasionally played on tape at gigs, but never performed live as far as we know. It…
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Early Life of Crying Marshal
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Tragic Days
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Jap Kid
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Italiano
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The Funeral Mix
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Mansion
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary < Post in progress > “Mansion” is an instrumental version of the track “To Nkroachment: Yarbles”. “Mansion” wasn’t ever played live in the 1980s (except as an intro tape), but received a surprise debut at a gig at the Rockhouse, Salzburg, Austria, on 21 February 2002. Footnotes Sources / Links
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Edie
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary I sat on my dorm-room bed and played for hours. The bass guitar became an extension of my body. My fingers blistered, on both hands, but the joy of playing overrode any pain. Effortlessly, a song fell into place. It was so natural and easy, I didn’t have time to…
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Dramatic
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary I guess I have to accept responsibility for leaking this demo into trading circles. It was a demo for Country On The Click. Jim Watts guitar, Brian Fanning bass, Dave Milner drums. Dave Milner composed the bassline and drums and Jim improvised the guitar line as it was recorded in…
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The Vine
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary “The Vine” exists in only one version: an instrumental “early rough mix” found on disc 3 of Cherry Red’s 4 x CD “expanded Digipak edition” of Reformation! Post-TLC (2020). It is credited to “The Fall”. As far as we know, the song was never played live. The Track Record describes…
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60’s Wack
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary The sole available version of “60’s Wack” is the instrumental “early rough mix” found on disc 3 of Cherry Red’s 4xCD “expanded Digipak edition” of Reformation! Post-TLC (2020), and credited to “The Fall”. The song was never played live, as far as we know. The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary provides…
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Ben’s Instrumental
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary “Ben’s Instrumental” is the fan-bestowed title for what The Track Record describes as “a fairly repetitive instrumental, mainly featuring guitarist Ben Pritchard”, which opened The Fall’s gig at the Cartoon Club, Croydon, on 15 March 2006. It is not known whether this was a nascent song idea, or Pritchard noodling…
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Instrum Two AKA Two
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary An instrumental outtake from the recording sessions for The Fall’s album, The Unutterable (released 2000). Along with “Instrum One“, it was first released on the second disc (known as the “Testa Rossa Monitor Mixes”) of Voiceprint’s two-CD “deluxe edition” of The Unutterable (2008). A bootleg version with the title “Weirdo”…
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Instrum One
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Lyrics < Instrumental > Commentary An instrumental outtake from the recording sessions for The Fall’s album, The Unutterable (released 2000). Along with “Instrum Two AKA Two“, it was first released on the second disc (known as the “Testa Rossa Monitor Mixes”) of Voiceprint’s two-CD “deluxe edition” of The Unutterable (2008). A bootleg version with the…