House of All - House Of All - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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These days everyone loves The Fall, but rarely has a band's rise to cult status been quite as lengthy, unpredictable and unprecedented as that of those lovable Mancunian misfits who went through more line-up comings and goings than anyone sane would bother to count. Martin Bramah, The Fall's singer until Mark E Smith's lesser guitar skills caused them to swap places, was, per Daryl Easlea, Inchpossibly the last true equal to Smith in the groupInch and likewise the longest survivor of the original line-up. Yet while The Fall was later famous for their legendary productivity, Bramah often went great spans of time between releases, releasing fewer albums in thirty-five years (under any guise) than he has in the last seven with Blue Orchids - who already have a fantastic new album in the can. What caused House of All to come together is something of a mystery. Bramah has joined forces with four other mighty Fall alumni Steve Hanley, The Fall's longest-serving bassist, as well as his brother Paul Hanley, who drummed on what may be the best run of Fall records, from InchGrotesqueInch to InchBend SinisterInch. The three have also played together as Factory Star, for a brief period. Joining them are two surprise members - drummer Simon Wolstencroft, who joined the Fall around the time Paul left, and more surprisingly, guitarist Pete Greenway, The Fall's longserving and final guitarist who has, to our knowledge, never played with the other four before.1. Aynebite2. But Wilful I Am3. Dominus Ruinea4. Harlequin Duke5. Magic Sound6. Minerva Disrobed7. There's More8. Turning Of The Years
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- GenreRockDescriptionThese days everyone loves The Fall, but rarely has a band's rise to cult status been quite as lengthy, unpredictable and unprecedented as that of those lovable Mancunian misfits who went through more line-up comings and goings than anyone sane would bother to count. Martin Bramah, The Fall's singer until Mark E Smith's lesser guitar skills caused them to swap places, was, per Daryl Easlea, Inchpossibly the last true equal to Smith in the groupInch and likewise the longest survivor of the original line-up. Yet while The Fall was later famous for their legendary productivity, Bramah often went great spans of time between releases, releasing fewer albums in thirty-five years (under any guise) than he has in the last seven with Blue Orchids - who already have a fantastic new album in the can. What caused House of All to come together is something of a mystery. Bramah has joined forces with four other mighty Fall alumni Steve Hanley, The Fall's longest-serving bassist, as well as his brother Paul Hanley, who drummed on what may be the best run of Fall records, from InchGrotesqueInch to InchBend SinisterInch. The three have also played together as Factory Star, for a brief period. Joining them are two surprise members - drummer Simon Wolstencroft, who joined the Fall around the time Paul left, and more surprisingly, guitarist Pete Greenway, The Fall's longserving and final guitarist who has, to our knowledge, never played with the other four before.1. Aynebite2. But Wilful I Am3. Dominus Ruinea4. Harlequin Duke5. Magic Sound6. Minerva Disrobed7. There's More8. Turning Of The YearsArtistHouse of AllTitleHouse Of AllFormatCDLabelTiny Global Prod
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