Other Mixes By Handfulls
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Theme
"You Don't Have to be Strange to be Strange" : The Fall 1978-1983
Side A | ||
Artist | Song | |
The Fall | Stepping Out | |
Repetition | ||
Frightened | ||
Rebellious Jukebox | ||
Rowche Rumble | ||
Psykick Dancehall | ||
Flat of Angles | ||
That Man | ||
How I Wrote 'Elastic Man' | ||
Totally Wired | ||
English Scheme | ||
New Face in Hell | ||
Side B | ||
Artist | Song | Buy |
The Fall | Fit and Working Again | |
Leave the Capitol | ||
Fantastic Life | ||
The Classical | ||
Fortress/Deer Park | ||
Marquis Cha Cha | ||
The Man Whose Head Expanded | ||
Hip Priest (In a Hole version) | ||
Kicker Conspiracy | ||
Comment:
So somehow what started as a 3 tape/3 phase then to now career overview became a 7 tape megaproject. Not surprising given Mark's prodigious output and my abiding love for this band. This is "volume 1," so to speak. Highlights from their first missive (on the "Short Circuit" 10") to their last single before the arrival of Brix. The impossibility of including "And this Day" and "N.W.R.A." was pretty much to blame for the more than twofold amplification of this set. More to follow at irregular intervals. I am not the white crap who talks back.Feedback:
v. cool.
Great! I see you've picked some of my favorite tracks from "Witch Trials" and that the discs got there safely. :-)
Thanks Rob, yes the discs did get here safely. Many thanks. Keep your eyes peeled for the next 6 volumes.