Loved that, fantastic version of damo Suzuki at the end. Great Peel interview, the comment about anyone who can say this are the falls 5 best albums is missing the point of the fall. Bang on. The fall's status (not music) is a bit like what grateful dead was to hippies, the fall are to post-punk / indie, they are either your most important artist or you don't like them.
@michaelsirewu556326 күн бұрын
Peter Ndlovu what a player
@stevedocherty6240Ай бұрын
It blows my mind that Mark E Smith and Taylor Swift have the same job title.
@timtranter3442Ай бұрын
If Leon Clarke is a footballer then I’m Shirley Bassey.
@airforcetoneАй бұрын
@speeduser3597Ай бұрын
Mark E Smith rip in God's heaven.
@thelordpizzaman3461Ай бұрын
This ain't the worst one Muscat has dished out, in 2011 his last ever season as a professional he did a nasty knee high foul on Adrian Zahra which earned him as you would expect a red card and a 8-game ban. And let's not forget earlier in 1998 he broke the leg of Matty Holmes. Yes I know he chilled out as a manager and a decent one at that, but it's incidents are why he was named the dirtiest player ever by a Spanish website.
@peterreid9769Ай бұрын
Violent thug.
@MattySadler2 ай бұрын
Andrews' assist 51:46 is a thing of beauty
@pcebpceb16383 ай бұрын
I read Mark’s book Renegade recently. Funniest book ever. He was so clever and so subversive.
@DannyG-cv8so3 ай бұрын
It was Danny Baker who got Bingo Masters heard. RIP Mark E Smith!
@rippedtorn23103 ай бұрын
Love the fact all the musos are putting all this genius on an alcoholic rambling haha Edit: just to clarify he fekin is one . Its just hilarious .
@stephenpowers513 ай бұрын
“Rhythmischief” (Rhythm Is Chief) This is a poem about that pop group The Fall. Loved by all Who really know what they’re talking about When it comes to music. Use important words like genius Cynicism, nihilism. Best band of all time, ‘til Fall time Fall rhythm. Long ago awhile, under his breath, A pyramid slave mutters, Says I really must try to eat myself fitter. Asks himself why Are people grudgeful, so bitter? (Later he’d form the best band ever, ‘til the dawn of Fall time, when all got better.) Now just trudgeful he climbs the steps Loaded front and back with bricks Wishing they were sticks. Thinks of his beloved Brix And that other Styx And hieroglyphics For fireside lyrics. A lot do I like The Mighty Fall. Their jaunty-angle anti-Spangle rhythm mangle. Skin and string and vocal cord tangle. Each song just a breath, in then out. From last to first, none better or worse. Now they Fall no more, by untimely death finished. And all that remains is a pyramid, unfinished.
@Adyman1824 ай бұрын
Why does this look like 1991 in feel
@johnmichaelson91734 ай бұрын
I simply got bored seeing him drunk as a skunk, after a while that was the only discipline I witnessed Mark adhere to. All self respect had gone & the wonderful words he'd written didn't exist anymore. He was a slurring rambling drunk, he couldn't get away from the caricature he'd become.
@conorhackett22654 ай бұрын
By any chance would you have access to the full game footage vs Ipswich in April 05?
@davidames17464 ай бұрын
Taylor Swift should cover Container Drivers..
@The.Doctor.1494 ай бұрын
13:15 They argue about notes or chords sounding “off key” because they didn’t learn about harmonic intervals that create uneven pitch, or *dissonance* as it’s known by in some schmancy fancy music school, they understood it (some better than others) but the consistency of that between the tuned instruments and Mark and the rhythm section is what carried the vocals - there was consistent dissonance between Mark, the drummer, and the band - you either got it, or you didn’t - I’m not sure it mattered - but therein lies the *source of power* if you like - it’s an enigma that too many want an explanation of, which would demystify the enigma - it is what it is, and it made perfect sense to the 280+ former members of The Fall for as long as it made sense for - “strange how something so dynamic and rapidly evolving could be so cyclic with so many variables - but what a great way to create that dissonance” - is how I’d describe it. A disconnect almost. Shit I don’t know, it’s an enigma. It was Punk.
@PJH19684 ай бұрын
What happeneded to the Clive Pig & The Hopeful Chinamen track - it isn't there...? What was the track?
@Volcanojoe1015 ай бұрын
14:06 pop star days
@noroomforsquares44835 ай бұрын
Rock on, Danny!
@mjleger5 ай бұрын
thanks for uploading this - nice to see it finally, again
@magnusforte99885 ай бұрын
Meh. Good defence from muscat there
@stellasvartur45475 ай бұрын
I saw the Fall for the first time in 1986, promoting Bend Sinister. I was very young and hadn't been to that many gigs yet and I was a bit of fan back then. I'd seen Sonic Youth, Stray Cats, Hüsker Dü, Violent Femmes, the Pogues, that kind of thing and never had I experienced a crowd as miserable as the audience at the Fall gig. It seemed like a ritual in misery and self loathing and that was the Brix period already. I found that strange, cause we went out to shows to sing and dance with our friends, corny as it sounds, to have a good time. In contrast the Fall crowd seem to be set on having a really horrible time, which struck me as strange. I've seen the Fall many times after that, but mainly on festivals and shows were I went to see someone else, and it was always like that. The whitest band ever I guess.
@curiositytax9360Ай бұрын
What’s race got to do with it? And one of the best things about The Fall is the humour. This documentary is very funny at times. What about Nine Inch Nails? Iv seen Trent Reznor declare to the crowd before the music starts that this is not about having a good time. I think you just don’t like The Fall. The early 90’s my favourite part. Iv listened to tons of live shows, seen taped live shows and the crowd is bouncing so this is just bullshit. The Pogues are not so great. Irish pub band. So why aren’t they a white band? Because they sing love songs and songs about nostalgia? Also, Macgown was a zombie. So it was technically some sort of abuse. He didn’t know where he was at 90 percent of the time. Should of been in a care centre or something instead of being rolled out to sing. It’s like reality tv before reality tv.
@issatereta72765 ай бұрын
J'écoute avec les yeux larmoyants
@markcollins14975 ай бұрын
To me there’s just no way that Lydon With PIL wasn’t borrowing from Smith
@WillJones-bg1uk6 ай бұрын
carl ikeme the goat nougha dicko the goat dave edwards the goat
@deletebilderberg6 ай бұрын
'REPETITION IN OUR MUSIC AND WE'RE NEVER GONNA LOSE IT...'
@user-ox3nu5rg9u6 ай бұрын
6 Gambia 🇬🇲 no why 😂😂
@siakafofana11317 ай бұрын
2024❤
@daskleinegluck45537 ай бұрын
The story of The Fall is also a story of the self destruction of absolute greatness. So the band's name is a self fulfilling prophecy. Terribly sad but true.
@johnmichaelson91734 ай бұрын
Absolutely true, I first saw them at Eric's in Liverpool back in the late 1970's & then watched Mark embark on one of the longest suicides in rock&roll. For all his uncompromising attitude & undeniable smarts with the Fall he couldn't control the drugs & the drink. Through that it got to the stage when he lost all control & the alcohol took over. A once super smart, affable, funny & witty man turned everything into a shit show.
@daskleinegluck45534 ай бұрын
@@johnmichaelson9173 Please let's say a great shit show, because everything The Fall performed was still overwhelming 🙃.
@johnmichaelson91734 ай бұрын
@@daskleinegluck4553 I watched them many times & that's simply not true, sorry but there it is.
@curiositytax9360Ай бұрын
My favourite part early 90’s, late 90’s and early 2000’s. Even if he was in a terrible state, the music is still good and it really gives off the feeling of what was happening around that time aswell as being good rock songs. Even when they first started, he was the driving force and it feels like every album really reflects the mind states, attitudes and just the general life they where living, going on around the group. I’m not saying documentary realism or even some poem of the soul. It’s hard to explain but it’s like looking at a painting or what some films do in capturing a time and place. It is poetic. Even when it’s Smith as a piss head in his 50’s wearing shoes bought from George’s in the Asda. He doesn’t mention that in his lyrics but he still really captures whatever that life is he’s living. Even if it sounds incomprehensible or the lyrics are even more cryptic, I don’t know how but he captures those atmospheres and feelings if that makes sense. Nothing else does. Steaford Mods? Awful. They are the pretend version of something like that. Also reminds me of a new band called Fontines DC. The Fall better than them even right at the end before Smith died. Sub Lingual Tablet was an amazing album. That’s what got me into them. There is song on that album called dedication not medication and it mentions pissing the bed etc. I’m young but it’s like an electronic techno rock song talking about struggles with doctors in older age and the experience of going through something like that, but with a northern humour too it. I don’t care about any of that stuff but the song he’s built around the music is still great. It feels legit in ways other music doesn’t in terms of what it’s singing or capturing in its rhythms. That song also thanks alone. The beat, chord progressions may have been lifted from some other song but that doesn’t really matter because it’s still doing it’s own thing. That’s the only way I can describe it but every album feels like it captures something. Every one, even the ones I don’t like. There’s a whole story or tale being told on top of the music. I like Levitate and it really does that capture the atmosphere of the group falling apart. It’s all through the music. Yes, you may say I’m being pretentious and it sounds rough because of reasons like Smith being drunk but that is a legit work of art that captures something in a very authentic and sincere way. Its naked. It’s a unique thing. And it does sound great if you can get into that atmosphere. It’s like looking at a painting and really getting, feeling that thing, whatever it is, from it. You might be rolling your eyes but don’t know how else to describe it. You don’t really get this from a lot of music. The way he ended up in the end, the humour was always there, this is one of the funniest bands Iv ever listened too and it really is intentional, but he leant into it more and you could say he became self parody but I don’t think he did. Yes, a drunk. But he didn’t betray that state he was living in. This isn’t a moral thing or even some daft worship of an addict like Pete Doherty or something, all I’m saying is there was always sincere self expression right to the end. If he would of been what he was when he started or in the mid 80’s, he would of been just a different type of joke. He fulfilled his persona if that makes sense, for better or worse. He just rode it all the way. I will admit that the mid 90’s is not good. Cerebral Caustic is probably their weakest album. But that’s one album. I don’t like Light User Syndrome either or Middle Class Revolt, which I go back and forth on. The band sounds tired but again, it’s like a pure kind of self expression. The album can’t help but reflect the life experience.
@matenjehsanoe7 ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@violinistoftaupo7 ай бұрын
Could someone please tell me the name of the track at 13:05
@willlee5853Ай бұрын
That's Gross Chapel - British Grenadiers off of Bend Sinister
@jumbojimbo7067 ай бұрын
Muscat wolves legend
@zebecat7 ай бұрын
Love this shirt
@kcthestoner7 ай бұрын
Should make one for every season since as well 😅
@alexrose94877 ай бұрын
the " director " is an idiot
@chadmarkulics48788 ай бұрын
Long live Big Chungus
@Btchipz8 ай бұрын
What a timeless video. Sir Jack in Walsall, unbelievable scenes
@chrisfrost84568 ай бұрын
Brilliant Docu thanks for these Legends😊
@chrisfrost84568 ай бұрын
Never saw them but Mark E wow what a voice nothing like that since the amount of songs he wrote so much ,i saw the Bunnymen a few times great live and they supported him a few time ! I kept away cause i mistakenly saw them as avant-garde.
@IbrahimWatara-fc9ld8 ай бұрын
This Album has made me remember my father he used to play this music a lot may his soul continue to rest in paradise 20 years now
@amadutarawallie3657 ай бұрын
Absolutely my brother Amadu and Mariam are true inspiration, hope, courage and above all the symbol of Malian contemporary songs for decades. Still going on strong.
@mikeglynn36768 ай бұрын
irwin still class marking ronaldo!
@chris.simmonds9 ай бұрын
Not the worst I’ve seen from Muscat. I live in Australia and this is footage from a Melbourne derby match, between the then 2 Melbourne based teams (a third added since) and Muscat was playing for the Victory team in dark blue. Shocking challenge that ended the opponent’s career! Muscat’s second red card in conservative matches in the Australian A-League kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZy6i6yObdGgjLcsi=I-1pqQqXt5zIvxI-
@nickhanlon93319 ай бұрын
Kohn Peel met both JFK and Lee Harvey Oswald.
@mikeoleary17239 ай бұрын
Damo Suzuki is great.
@mikeoleary17239 ай бұрын
I thought Dave Gedge was from Leeds. Now I get the George Best Lp cover.