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Disco de The Fall: “Live in Cambridge 1988”
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Live in Cambridge 1988 |
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Fecha de Publicación:2001-12-10
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Rock, New Wave, Old School Punk Rock
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Sello Discográfico:COG Sinister
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:6043884437276
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{^Live in Cambridge 1988} showcases {$the Fall} at the height of its popularity, following the charting success of the band's cover of {$the Kinks}' {&"Victoria."} About half the set list comes from {$the Fall}'s then-current LP {^The Frenz Experiment}. The pop-tinged keyboard parts and fast-paced rhythms made the band sound at times like a punkish version of {$New Order}, a sensation that breaks down on songs like {&"2 x 4."} This CD is presented without recording details and band credits, but one can assume the lineup is the same as on the LP, including singer {$Mark E. Smith}'s wife {$Brix Smith} (her backing vocals are easy to identify), who would divorce him and quit the band only a few months later. The clean interpretation of {&"Victoria"} -- why mess with your best hit? -- illustrates the approach of the band at this time: more accessible, but still sweet and sour (e.g., {&"Oswald Defence Lawyer,"} with its nursery rhyme-like motif). The band was in good shape and the sound quality is excellent. Highlights include the violent {&"2 x 4,"} {&"Bremen Nacht,"} {&"Hey! Luciani,"} and the medley {&"Mr. Pharmacist (2nd Half)/U.S. 80's-90's."} Fans of this period of the band will be delighted. ~ François Couture, All Music Guide
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