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词条 The Fall: The Complete Peel Sessions 1978–2004
释义

  1. Content

  2. Reception

  3. Track listing and personnel

      Disc one    Disc two    Disc three    Disc four    Disc five    Disc six  

  4. Personnel

  5. References

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The Complete Peel Sessions 1978–2004 is a compilation box set by English post-punk band the Fall. It was released in 2005 by record label Castle.

Content

The Complete Peel Sessions comprises each of the twenty-four sessions the group recorded for John Peel's radio show. Peel was an avid supporter of the group from early in their career, and The Fall recorded more sessions for Peel's programmes than any other artist. The set was in the process of being compiled when Peel died in October 2004. The set charts almost all of the group's musical phases up until 2004.

Reception

It was met with some of the most positive reviews of their career. The set prompted Mojo magazine to present Mark E. Smith, the group's sole constant, with their "Catalogue Release of the Year" award (besting releases from The Clash, Jeff Buckley, The Mamas & the Papas, The Kinks and Jack Nitzsche).[4]

Track listing and personnel

Some tracks appear under different titles to their single/album incarnations. Although most differences are slight, the

tracks are listed by the titles they were given at the relevant session.

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Disc one

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| headline = Session 1, 30 May 1978
| title1 = Futures and Pasts
| title2 = Mother-Sister!
| title3 = Rebellious Jukebox
| title4 = Industrial Estate
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 2, 27 November 1978
| title5 = Put Away
| title6 = Mess of My
| title7 = No Xmas for John Quays
| title8 = Like to Blow
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 3, 16 September 1980
| title9 = Container Drivers
| title10 = Jawbone and the Air-Rifle
| title11 = New Puritan
| title12 = New Face in Hell
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 4, 24 March 1981
| title13 = Middlemass
| title14 = Lie Dream of a Casino Soul
| title15 = Hip Priest
| title16 = C'n'C – Hassle Schmuck
}}

Disc two

{{track listing
| headline = Session 5, 26 August 1981
| title1 = Deer Park
| title2 = Look, Know
| title3 = Winter
| title4 = Who Makes the Nazis?
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 6, 21 March 1983
| title5 = Smile
| title6 = Garden
| title7 = Hexen Definitive – Strife Knot
| title8 = Eat Y'Self Fitter
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 7, 12 December 1983
| title9 = Pat Trip Dispenser
| title10 = 2 × 4
| title11 = Words of Expectation
| title12 = C.R.E.E.P.
}}

Disc three

{{track listing
| headline = Session 8, 14 May 1985
| title1 = Cruiser's Creek
| title2 = Couldn't Get Ahead
| title3 = Spoilt Victorian Child
| title4 = Gut of the Quantifier
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 9, 29 September 1985
| title5 = L.A.
| title6 = The Man Whose Head Expanded
| title7 = What You Need
| title8 = Faust Banana
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 10, 29 June 1986
| title9 = Hot Aftershave Bop
| title10 = R.O.D.
| title11 = Gross Chapel – GB Grenadiers
| title12 = US 80's-90's
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 11, 28 April 1987
| title13 = Athlete Cured
| title14 = Australians in Europe
| title15 = Twister
| title16 = Guest Informant
}}{{col-2}}

Disc four

{{track listing
| headline = Session 12, 25 October 1988
| title1 = Deadbeat Descendant
| title2 = Cab It Up
| title3 = Squid Lord
| title4 = Kurious Oranj
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 13, 17 December 1989
| title5 = Chicago Now
| title6 = Black Monk Theme
| title7 = Hilary
| title8 = Whizz Bang
| note8 = this track was not broadcast
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 14, 5 March 1991
| title9 = The War Against Intelligence
| title10 = Idiot Joy Showland
| title11 = A Lot of Wind
| title12 = The Mixer
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 15, 19 January 1992
| title13 = Free Range
| title14 = Kimble
| note14 = Lee "Scratch" Perry cover
| title15 = Immortality
| title16 = Return
}}

Disc five

{{track listing
| headline = Session 16, 28 February 1993
| title1 = Ladybird (Green Grass)
| title2 = Strychnine
| note2 = The Sonics cover
| title3 = Service
| title4 = Paranoia Man in Cheap Sh*t Room
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 17, 2 December 1993
| title5 = M5
| title6 = Behind the Counter
| title7 = Reckoning
| title8 = Hey! Student
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 18, 20 November 1994
| title9 = Glam Racket – Star
| title10 = Jingle Bell Rock
| note10 = with substantially different lyrics to the original 1957 song
| title11 = Hark the Herald Angels Sing
| title12 = Numb at the Lodge
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 19, 7 December 1995
| title13 = He Pep!
| title14 = Oleano
| title15 = Chilinist
| title16 = The City Never Sleeps
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 20, 30 June 1996
| title17 = D.I.Y. Meat
| title18 = Spinetrak
| title19 = Spencer
| title20 = Beatle Bones 'N' Smokin' Stones
| note20 = Captain Beefheart cover
}}

Disc six

{{track listing
| headline = Session 21, 3 February 1998
| title1 = Calendar
| title2 = Touch Sensitive
| title3 = Masquerade
| title4 = Jungle Rock
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 22, 18 October 1998
| title5 = Bound Soul One
| title6 = Antidotes
| title7 = Shake-Off
| title8 = This Perfect Day
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 23, 19 February 2003
| title9 = Theme From Sparta F.C.
| title10 = Contraflow
| title11 = Groovin' With Mr. Bloe – Green-Eyed Loco Man
| title12 = Mere Pseud Mag. Ed.
}}{{track listing
| headline = Session 24, 4 August 2004
| title13 = Clasp Hands
| title14 = Blindness
| title15 = What About Us?
| title16 = Wrong Place, Right Time"/"I Can Hear the Grass Grow
| title17 = Job Search
| note17 = bonus track; recorded during Session 24 but not broadcast. It was pressed onto an acetate (coupled with a similarly exclusive track by Half Man Half Biscuit) and given to John Peel for his 65th Birthday on 31 August 2004. Peel played the track on air that night, making it the final track by the group to debut on his show
}}{{col-end}}

Personnel

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Session 1, 30 May 1978
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Martin Bramah – guitar, bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Yvonne Pawlett – keyboards
  • Karl Burns – drums
  • Steve Davies – congas
  • Tony Wilson – production
Session 2, 27 November 1978
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Martin Brahah – guitar, backing vocals
  • Yvonne Pawlett – keyboards
  • Karl Burns – drums
  • Marc Riley – bass guitar
  • Bob Sargeant – production
Session 3, 16 September 1980
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, keyboards, kazoo, guitar
  • Marc Riley – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass guitar
  • Paul Hanley – drums
  • John Sparrow – production
Session 4, 24 March 1981
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Marc Riley – keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Paul Hanley – drums
  • Dave Tucker – clarinet
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 5, 26 August 1981
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, tapes
  • Marc Riley – guitar, keyboards
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass, toy guitar, voice
  • Paul Hanley – drums
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 6, 21 March 1983
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, keyboards
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass, backing vocals
  • Paul Hanley – drums, backing vocals
  • Karl Burns – drums, bass, backing vocals
  • John Porter – production
Session 7, 12 December 1983
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, tapes
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Paul Hanley – drums, keyboards
  • Karl Burns – drums, bass
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Tony Wilson – production
Session 8, 14 May 1985
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass, backing vocals
  • Karl Burns – drums
  • Simon Rogers – guitar, keyboards
  • Mark Radcliffe – production
Session 9, 29 September 1985
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, keyboards, vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass, xylophone
  • Karl Burns – drums
  • Simon Rogers – guitar, keyboards
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 10, 29 June 1986
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass, backing vocals
  • Simon Rogers – guitar, keyboards
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 11, 28 April 1987
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass, backing vocals
  • Simon Rogers – keyboards, guitar
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
Session 12, 25 October 1988
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, tapes
  • Brix Smith – guitar
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Marcia Schofield – keyboards, backing vocals
  • Mike Robinson – production
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Session 13, 17 December 1989
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Marcia Schofield – keyboards
  • Martin Bramah – guitar
  • Kenny Brady – fiddle
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 14, 5 March 1991
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Kenny Brady – fiddle
  • Mike Robinson – production
Session 15, 19 January 1992
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, tapes
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Dave Bush – keyboards
  • Dale Griffin – production
Session 16, 28 February 1993
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Dave Bush – keyboards
Session 17, 2 December 1993
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Dave Bush – keyboards
  • Karl Burns – drums, guitar
  • Nick Gomm – production
Session 18, 20 November 1994
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Craig Scanlon – guitar
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Dave Bush – keyboards
  • Lucy Rimmer – vocals
  • James Birtwistle – production
Session 19, 7 December 1995
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Julia Nagle – keyboards, guitar
  • Lucy Rimmer – vocals
  • Nick Gomm – production
Session 20, 30 June 1996
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Brix Smith – guitar, vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Simon Wolstencroft – drums
  • Julia Nagle – keyboards, guitar
  • Ted de Bono – production
Session 21, 3 February 1998
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, guitar
  • Julia Nagle – guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
  • Steve Hanley – bass
  • Karl Burns – drums, backing vocals
  • John Rolleson - backing vocals
  • Mike Robinson – production
Session 22, 18 October 1998
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, keyboards, bass
  • Julia Nagle – guitar, keyboards
  • Tom Head – drums
  • Elspeth Hughes – special effects
  • Mike Engels – production
Session 23, 19 February 2003
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals
  • Ben Pritchard – guitar, backing vocals
  • Jim Watts – bass guitar, backing vocals
  • Dave Milner – drums, backing vocals
  • Elena Poulou – keyboards, backing vocals
  • Mick Middles – backing vocals
  • Louise Kattenhorn – production
Session 24, 4 August 2004
  • Mark E. Smith – vocals, percussion
  • Ben Pritchard – guitar, backing vocals
  • Elena Poulou – keyboards, backing vocals
  • Jim Watts – guitar, bass guitar
  • Steve Trafford – bass guitar, guitar
  • Spencer Birtwistle – drums
  • Ed Blaney – guitar
  • Jerry Smith – production
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References

1. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-complete-peel-sessions-1978-2004-mw0000701681 |title=The Complete Peel Sessions 1978–2004 – The Fall | Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards | AllMusic |last=Jeffries |first=David |website=AllMusic |accessdate=23 March 2015}}
2. ^{{cite journal |last=Harrison |first=Ian |title=[The Fall: The Complete Sessions 1978–2004 review] |magazine=Mojo |url=http://www.visi.com/fall/news/pics/05jun_mojo.jpg |accessdate=23 March 2015}}
3. ^{{cite web |url=http://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/2978-the-complete-peel-sessions-1978-2004/ |title=The Fall: The Complete Peel Sessions, 1978–2004 | Album Reviews | Pitchfork |last=Tangari |first=Joe |date=12 June 2004 |website=Pitchfork |accessdate=23 March 2015}}
4. ^http://www.visi.com/fall/news/05jul26.html
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