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Fall
Listening In: Lost Singles Tracks
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Telephone Thing (Extended) - The Fall, Black, Matt [1]
2. Butterflies 4 Brains - The Fall, Smith, Mark [1] E.
3. Zandra - The Fall, Beddington, M.
4. Blood Outta Stone - The Fall, Boddington, Mike
5. Zagreb (Movements 1-3) - The Fall, Black, Matt [1]
6. Life Just Bounces - The Fall, Hanley, Steve [Memb
7. The Funeral Mix - The Fall, Black, Matt [1]
8. So What About It? [Remix 1] - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
9. Xmas With Simon - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
10. Don't Take the Pizza - The Fall, Rogers, Simon
11. So What About It? [Remix 2] - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
12. Ed's Babe - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
13. Pumpkin Head Escapes - The Fall, Hanley, Steve [Memb
14. The Knight, the Devil and Death - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
15. Free Ranger - The Fall, Smith, Mark [1] E.
16. So What About It? [Remix 3] - The Fall, Scanlon, Craig
17. Telephone Dub - The Fall, Black, Matt [1]

17 track collection of all single tracks (1990-1992) not available on the reissue albums for Phonogram, many tracks appearing for the first time on CD. Includes mixes of 'Telephone Thing'. Remastered. Cog Sinister. 2002.

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All Artists: Fall
Title: Listening In: Lost Singles Tracks
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Cog Sinister UK
Original Release Date: 1/1/2000
Re-Release Date: 1/3/2003
Album Type: Original recording reissued, Import
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: British Alternative
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 604388603329

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A second volume of "B-sides"

E. mills | Santa Barbara, CA | 07/07/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Not to be taken as a proper album, this is a one-stop shop for Fall fans to collect lost b-sides, rare tracks, and remixes that appeared over several of the Fall's CD-singles from the early '90s. All that's missing is the full CD-single for "Free Range" and the alternative version of "Arms Control Poseur" found on the "Popcorn Double Feature" CD single. Hunt those other two down and you'll have everything from this unfairly maligned era."