I quite like the sound of the electric razor at the start and the hippo getting out of a lake noises, but the song itself sounds just like the The Fall.

It's Queens of The Stone Age with Alex 'Hurricane' Higgins on guest vocals.

Great video for a great track from a great album. I think most of their knockers on here are just jealous that despite looking like a tramp shouting at pigeons / muttering on the bus / licking cider off a toilet floor...Mark E. Smith is extremely succesful with ver laydeez.

Think they've got a new album out. I read a review in Uncut.Quite in depth it were.

is the guy or guys (thirtytwo) who did No Distance Left to Run.

the intro to Girl's Aloud's Biology being played through an old radio.

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think Mark E Smith is Richard Madeley when he's totally trolleyed after a 2 day bender.

Never in the same room etc...

and furthermore

Hum.

to know if anyone who is neutral about The Fall sees/hears this and is convinced as to their/his greatness, or in the other direction. I don't mean confirming the zealots of either stripe in their views.

of your "The Fall Group' until today.
After seeing and hearing this I will most certainly going to WH Smith on my high street and will be buying all their back catalogue. Can anyone recommend a definitive Fall Group CD for me to hear?

of your "The Fall Group' until today. Is Ho Hum on the latest waxing?

After seeing and hearing this I will most certainly going to WH Smith on my high street and will be buying all their back catalogue. Can anyone recommend a definitive Fall Group CD for me to hear?

those two words always spring to mind whenever The Fall crop up. That's a diamond.

keep up the good work!

which is longer than I can normally bear. Maybe they're growing on me...

The new album is a cracker, and for me the last track "Weather Report 2" is the real standout.

"You gave me the best years of my life".

Beautiful.

I don't like it. I listened for the whole four minutes but found it quite excruciating.

I listened to it with an open mind. I'm not sure I'd heard anything else by The Fall prior to this and, sorry to say, I didn't find anything that made me want to go much further with them.

However, I'm glad I gave it a rattle, and glad you put it my way!

...Failed. I think it was the off-key stylophone that killed it for me.

That's the most passionate, thrilling, innovative, beautiful, intelligent, catchy and downright erotic piece of music I've ever heard.

Can we stop now?

Its only the second time so I'm no hardcore fan. And I only went the first time in 2005 cos it was the last gig at the Hammersmith Palais.

Their sets are stretching to almost an hour at the moment so hopefully time for drinkies afterwards

I expect to spot Stewart Lee and Frank Skinner in a slightly roomy Shepherds Bush Empire

Pontiac Pilate Memo

It's All Lies Now Never Mind

Hectic Plan Begins

Shouter at the Goldust

Freebie Unction Offer

Devizing Devil Flash Fry

They are simultanoeusly uplifting and enervating, questing yet affirmative, manifest yet protean, alert yet somnambulistic, melodic yet discordant.

I commend them to you

Stewart Lee
Frank Skinner
Peter Serafoniwicz
Graham Linehan (Father Ted\It Crowd writer)

Band really on it, shouty man wandering about fiddling with amps, moving mics about and disappearing offstage for a while. always different, always the same - Its a Fall gig!

Mark E Smith quote from the gig - "The best version of Weather Report I have heard in my entire life"

Y.F.O.C
Over! Over!
Cowboy George
Bury
I've Been Duped
Slippy Floor
Chino
Wolf Kidulte Man
Weather Report
Hot Cake
Funnel Of Love
Reformation
Theme From Sparta FC

"English Chelsea fan
This is your last game
We're not Galatasary
We're Sparta F.C."

yelling at the next door neighbours when they play music too loud.