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Re: Singles Live Vol. 1: '78- '81 (another Popstock release via Bella Union
Hi Jeff
Is Rough Trade's US store any help for you?
https://www.roughtrade.com/en-us/product/the-fall/singles-live-vol-one-1978-81
Geoff
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On 16 Apr 2025 19:37, "Jeff Curtis via groups.io" <jacurtis@...> wrote: Nice!?
It's too bad the shipping for these vinyl releases is nearly as much as the record itself. These will be great for my radio show, but I'm starting to think I might not actually need a physical copy..?
thanks, Danny! JC
Blurb:
Following
the successful ‘Slates’ Live! and ‘Grotesque’ Live! releases,
Popstock Records is proud to present Singles Live Vol One
1978–81 released 9th May 2025. The album documents a
particularly important era in The Fall’s history - it begins
with the group that recorded the debut album Live At The Witch
Trials and ends with the line-up that made Hex Enduction Hour.
In between we get a number of interesting variations on these
two seminal iterations. As listeners will hear, what is beyond
doubt is that whoever took to the stage on any given night The
Fall were always witheringly powerful. The versions of the songs
presented here are a wonderful addition the group’s canon.
Frustrated
by a lack of recognition, consultation and compensation by some
of the labels putting out reissues, live LPs and compilations
from the 40-year history of the well-loved post punk group, Paul
Hanley, Steve Hanley, Marc Riley and Craig Scanlon devised a
plan to shift some of the balance back in favour of former
members of the band. They settled on something of a unique
solution: to recreate releases they had appeared on but from
live recordings taken at a variety of shows. They formed the
label Popstock as the vehicle for these releases.
releases
May 9, 2025
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Re: Singles Live Vol. 1: '78- '81 (another Popstock release via Bella Union
Nice!?
It's too bad the shipping for these vinyl releases is nearly as much as the record itself. These will be great for my radio show, but I'm starting to think I might not actually need a physical copy..?
thanks, Danny! JC
Blurb:
Following
the successful ‘Slates’ Live! and ‘Grotesque’ Live! releases,
Popstock Records is proud to present Singles Live Vol One
1978–81 released 9th May 2025. The album documents a
particularly important era in The Fall’s history - it begins
with the group that recorded the debut album Live At The Witch
Trials and ends with the line-up that made Hex Enduction Hour.
In between we get a number of interesting variations on these
two seminal iterations. As listeners will hear, what is beyond
doubt is that whoever took to the stage on any given night The
Fall were always witheringly powerful. The versions of the songs
presented here are a wonderful addition the group’s canon.
Frustrated
by a lack of recognition, consultation and compensation by some
of the labels putting out reissues, live LPs and compilations
from the 40-year history of the well-loved post punk group, Paul
Hanley, Steve Hanley, Marc Riley and Craig Scanlon devised a
plan to shift some of the balance back in favour of former
members of the band. They settled on something of a unique
solution: to recreate releases they had appeared on but from
live recordings taken at a variety of shows. They formed the
label Popstock as the vehicle for these releases.
releases
May 9, 2025
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Singles Live Vol. 1: '78- '81 (another Popstock release via Bella Union
toggle quoted message
Show quoted text
Following
the successful ‘Slates’ Live! and ‘Grotesque’ Live! releases,
Popstock Records is proud to present Singles Live Vol One
1978–81 released 9th May 2025. The album documents a
particularly important era in The Fall’s history - it begins
with the group that recorded the debut album Live At The Witch
Trials and ends with the line-up that made Hex Enduction Hour.
In between we get a number of interesting variations on these
two seminal iterations. As listeners will hear, what is beyond
doubt is that whoever took to the stage on any given night The
Fall were always witheringly powerful. The versions of the songs
presented here are a wonderful addition the group’s canon.
Frustrated
by a lack of recognition, consultation and compensation by some
of the labels putting out reissues, live LPs and compilations
from the 40-year history of the well-loved post punk group, Paul
Hanley, Steve Hanley, Marc Riley and Craig Scanlon devised a
plan to shift some of the balance back in favour of former
members of the band. They settled on something of a unique
solution: to recreate releases they had appeared on but from
live recordings taken at a variety of shows. They formed the
label Popstock as the vehicle for these releases.
releases
May 9, 2025
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That would be a very good show!
On Friday, March 28, 2025 at 06:46:32 PM EDT, steve dean via groups.io <stevencharlesdean@...> wrote:
Are House O Fall support at all?? ?stve
Aviva Studios - Manchester - 24 Nov. 2025 Ovo Arena - Wembley London - 25 Nov. 2025 Ovo Hydro - Glasgow - 27 Nov. 2025
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Are House O Fall support at all?? ?stve
Aviva Studios - Manchester - 24 Nov. 2025 Ovo Arena - Wembley London - 25 Nov. 2025 Ovo Hydro - Glasgow - 27 Nov. 2025
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6 CDs.
Just the 2 CD version from years back plus three gigs tacked on,? isn't it?
Mark
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Aviva Studios - Manchester - 24 Nov. 2025 Ovo Arena - Wembley London - 25 Nov. 2025 Ovo Hydro - Glasgow - 27 Nov. 2025
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While sorting out some old vinyl to get rid off I came across this again,
can remember I couldn’t resisting picking this up from a cheapo bin years and
years ago....
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Love You - The Magic Of The Fall (Razormaid Version)
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Anyway, don’t mind eurohouse  ?
Arjan
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Re: Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
As usual I had me tape recorder running in my pocket at, the Burns-less, Southampton gig. If anyone wants a listen. Probably boxes of all their gigs coming out in droves for all I know, I really have lost touch
stve
On Mon, 17 Mar 2025, 5:47?am steve dean via , <stevencharlesdean= [email protected]> wrote: >I doubt you witnessed KK Burns tho’ Steve?
You're 100% right there but, 'dum.? stve
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Re: Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
While reading & looking at Your F*llnet “txt”, nodded yes to self & instinctively was thumb tapping an imaginary ‘like’ (??) button at bottom of phone screen as if reading F*llnet on Bluesky! Ha!??\_(ツ)_/?
On Saturday, March 15, 2025 at 08:13:16 PM EDT, Adam Marshall via groups.io <adam.marshall@...> wrote:
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They were absolutely brilliant. Far better than I thought it was going to be.
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Adam
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>I doubt you witnessed KK Burns tho’ Steve?
You're 100% right there but, 'dum.? stve
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Re: Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
Photo is from a tiny community centre in the middle of a suburbia in Oxford (Florence Pk).
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Both support bands sounded like Gang of Four crossed with The Fall and were bother superb (Top Shorter & The Plan).
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The came on to The Villain by Lieutenant Pidgeon. Bramah: “This is the closest you’ll get to The Fall all evening”. He wasn’t quite right but it does sound like Mike Leigh era Fall.
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Adam (currently listening Session Musician 55 mins into )
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From:
steve dean <stevencharlesdean@...>
Date: Sunday 16 March 2025 at 00:56
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Cc: Adam Marshall <adam.marshall@...>
Subject: Re: [FallNet] Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
I had the same experience at Southampton Joiners 18 months ago. Spellbinding.????? stve
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On Sun, 16 Mar 2025, 1:13 ?pm Adam Marshall via
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Re: Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
I had the same experience at Southampton Joiners 18 months ago. Spellbinding.????? stve
On Sun, 16 Mar 2025, 1:13?pm Adam Marshall via , <adam.marshall= [email protected]> wrote:
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They were absolutely brilliant. Far better than I thought it was going to be.
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Adam
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Excellent! Pleased to hear it.
Where did you see them?
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Excellent! Pleased to hear it.
Where did you see them?
Mark
16 Mar 2025, 13:13 by adam.marshall@...:
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Hanley, Hanley, Burns & Bramah
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For those of you on Arsebook, Simon Wolstencroft has posted up a brief video of House Of All's recent gig in Swansea with Karl playing.
Mark
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Re: Mike Leigh Interviewed by the F.A.L.L.O.U.T. P.O.D.C.A.S.T.
I just pressed the "play" button on the page linked below - seems to work OK.
Mark
15 Mar 2025, 22:18 by stevencharlesdean@...:
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Only for PodBean users it appears.? ?stve
On Sat, 15 Mar 2025, 10:09?pm dannyno via > groups.io <>> , <dannyno=> [email protected]> > wrote:
The F.A.L.L.O.U.T. P.O.D.C.A.S.T. speak to Mike Leigh:
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I've not listened to it myself yet.
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