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Live In London 1980
Original UK release
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First released ?? March 1982 on Chaos Tapes cassette: LIVE006
01. Middle Mass
(Smith/Hanley, S/Riley/Scanlon)
2:36
02. English Scheme
(Smith/Riley/Scanlon)
2:11
03. New Face In Hell
(Smith/Riley/Scanlon)
7:02
04. That Man
(Riley/Scanlon/Smith)
2:02
05. An Older Lover etc
(Smith/Hanley, S/Hanley, P/Riley/Scanlon)
6:31
06. Slates, Slags etc.
(Smith/Hanley, S/Hanley, P/Riley/Scanlon)
4:24
07. Prole Art Threat
(Smith/Riley)
2:27
08. Container Drivers
(Smith/Riley/Scanlon/Hanley, S)
3:27
09. Jawbone And The Air Rifle
(Hanley, S/Riley/Scanlon/Smith)
4:03
10. In The Park
(Smith)
2:04
11. Leave The Capitol
(Smith/Riley/Scanlon/Hanley, S)
4:17
12. Spectre Vs. Rector
(The Fall)
9:48
13. Pay Your Rates
(Smith)
3:28
14. Impression Of J. Temperance
(Smith/Riley/Scanlon)
4:54
(Cassette side 1: tracks 1-8; side 2: tracks 9-14)
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Credits
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Mark E Smith - vocals
Marc Riley - guitar, vocals
Craig Scanlon - guitar
Steve Hanley - bass
Paul Hanley - drums
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Recording info & notes
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Recorded live at the Acklam Hall (subsequently known as Subterranea), London on 11 December 1980.
A limited edition of 4,000 copies, semi-official cassette. The tracklisting above shows the correct songs - track 5 was listed as "?" and track 7 was incorrectly listed as "Gramme Friday" on the cassette cover. This was subsequently given an official release under the title The Legendary Chaos Tape with a different cover (this is treated as a separate release in this discography), as well as being later reissued with the same cover and title (see reissues details below).
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2004 Sanctuary reissue
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Reissued on 27 September 2004 on Castle, a label of Sanctuary Records Group CD: CMRCD1005 with the original cover and tracklisting plus bonus tracks:
15. Cary Grant's Wedding
(The Fall)
3:51
16. Totally Wired
(Scanlon/Riley/Smith)
3:49
17. The N.W.R.A.
(Smith/Scanlon/Hanley, S)
8:53
Tracks 15-17 recorded live in London in November 1980.
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2005 Earmark vinyl reissue
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Reissued on 12 September 2005 on Earmark (Italy) LP: EM307LP with the original tracklisting. A 180gm vinyl pressing. Earmark is a joint venture between Sanctuary Records Group and Get Back Records of Italy.
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