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The Fall

The Fall Album: “Middle Class Revolt”

The Fall Album: “Middle Class Revolt”
Album Information :
Title: Middle Class Revolt
Release Date:1994-06-20
Type:Unknown
Genre:Rock, New Wave, Old School Punk Rock
Label:Matador
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:744861009528
Customers Rating :
Average (3.7) :(7 votes)
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Track Listing :
1 15 Ways (To Leave Your Man)
2 Reckoning
3 Behind the Counter
4 M5#1
5 Surmount All Obstacles
6 Middle Class Revolt
7 War
8 You're Not Up to Much
9 Symbol Of Mordgan
10 Hey! Student Video
11 Junk Man
12 $500 Bottle of Wine
13 City Dweller
14 Shut Up!
Kevin Hudson (New York, New York USA) - June 18, 2003
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- Don't listen them...This is of the BEST Fall records!

I still cannot figure out why so many negative reviews abound concerning this CD. "Middle Class Revolt" is nearly the best Fall record I have, and have almost all. It's different than most of their later stuff. I'll grant that. It bears no resemblance to The Fall's early styles; sure. It certainly won't sink in upon first listening. But musically and lyrically it is one most the coherent efforts of Mark's long and protean career. Try it!

A. Davis "asdav" (Berkshires) - January 01, 2009
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
- MIxed bag but worth it

In the early 90s the Fall start to get frustrating, and Middle Class Revolt is a good example of how. The high points are very high, but the low points just seem mediocre. And before the 90s, I wouldn't think of much the Fall did as mediocre. Awful, occasionally, but usually intense and good. Not...boring. There are a few songs I just skip through every time I put this album on. But there are others I keep pushing repeat for. I guess that's life. Still four stars, because I can't imagine living without a couple of these songs. But....just barely four stars. And the bonus disc is at least as strong as the album itself, and gets just as much play in my car stereo.

Dorothy (Los Angeles, CA) - May 14, 2002
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- I still love them...

I bought this album for "Hey Student!" reminiscent of their early days. Can't recall the rest of the album. I love them nevertheless.

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