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Re: the fall

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ImprovSpirit wrote:
I'm in a Fall phase at the moment & I think this list is spot-on. Great stuff, though I'm not sure I'd rate Code : Selfish as high as the others & I have heard the Iceland recording. Reformation! Post TLC is about the only Fall release I have trouble with, but I wouldn't say anything they've done is "bad."

Yes, probably right about Code : Selfish though I've really been enjoying it of late but didn't care for it much for years. I agree about Reformation! Post TLC and Shift Work is not one I play often, though I'm glad I have it anyway and enjoy it well enough in the right mood. By bad I guess I meant top heavy albums like Light User Syndrome that start off well enough but outstay their welcome with very weak final thirds or halves.

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Re: the fall

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leroysghost wrote:just copy the code from whoever posted a video last, i'm pretty sure that's what everyone else is doing at this point.


this is a good example of what i was saying w/r/t Eleni.


i'm surprised someone isn't mining this stuff for a really great live album, 27 Points style.

Thanks.

Agreed regarding Eleni - that version of Blindness is so different to any other I've heard and it's mostly down to her, except you can make out all the lyrics which is unusual. ;)

Last Night at the Palais has some good moments but is inconsistent and not the sort of quality of those videos you posted. A 27 Points type release might be the answer. Oh and I loved the Downfall clip too.
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Re: the fall

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i picked up Y.F.O.C. yesterday and, after a few listens, it is to me by far their best and most cohesive effort since The 27 Points.
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