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Taken from a The Infotainment Scan-era John Peel session, "Kimble," a cover of a Lee "Scratch" Perry tune, ambles along in a dub style, seemingly ready to fall apart at any mi...Read more

Kimble [Peel Sessions] [EP] by Fall (The) (CD, Jun-1993, Dutch East India Trading)(US version)

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Album Features
UPC:017531835520
Artist:Fall (The)
Format:CD
Release Year:1993
Record Label:Dutch East India Trading
Genre:Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Kimble
2. Gut of the Quantifier
3. Spoilt Victorian Child
4. Words of Expectation

Details
Playing Time:23 min.
Producer:Tony Wilson, Mark Radcliffe, Dale Griffin
Distributor:Dutch East India Trading
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Taken from a The Infotainment Scan-era John Peel session, "Kimble," a cover of a Lee "Scratch" Perry tune, ambles along in a dub style, seemingly ready to fall apart at any minute. It's also one of the Fall's funniest: "You try/step on my toes" Smith says, to which a backing track replies "Ow!" The other three tracks are also from various Peel sessions, including two storming songs from 1985: "Gut of the Quantifier" (sharp, crisp, threatening) and "Spoilt Victorian Child" (loose and muddled at first, but finally snapping into focus halfway through). "Words of Expectation" is the rarity, a session-only track from 1983; an experimental dirge of nine or so minutes. "These are the words of complete disorientation," Smith says, which suits the song just fine. Also humorous: "If we carry on like this/we'll end up/like King Crimson." No fear. The 12" single version swaps "Gut of the Quantifier" with "C 'n' C Hassle Shmuck." ~ Ted Mills

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