9 thoughts on “ Wrong Place, Right Time - The Fall - I Am Kurious Oranj (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Apr 26,  · referencing I Am Kurious Oranj, LP, Album, RE, Ora, BBQLP 96 Deeply disappointing that this vinyl reissue omits the interjection from Mark E Smith at the end of 'Yes O Yes': 'And that's what you get when you join the M. Clark School of/5().

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2. Apr 26,  · Orange Vinyl Includes replica of original ballet program The track list replicates the remastered cd version featured on The Fall - 5 kezufilficksponup.alivkofniwarazancoudafupache.co means it includes the "cd version" of tracks A3/A5/B1/B2 (the original vinyl had different versions/mixes for these tracks), but does include the original vinyl's short version of the unlisted bonus-track B/5(45).

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3. Wrong Place Right Time Lyrics: Wrong place right time / I used to think I could do what I wanted to / Right time for me alone / Walk the streets of complete full homes / Wrong place, but I'm bound.

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4. KURIOUS ORANJ: is both funny and a fantastic Fall/reggae hybrid. Probably the best track on the album. WRONG PLACE, RIGHT TIME: this is the last time you heard MES shouting until 'He Pep' of LUS and is a nice short track. GUIDE ME SOFT: A bit weak. Not on the original vinyl LP and sounds like the sort of thing that Fall B sides later became.

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5. I Am Kurious Oranj followed only a couple of months after The Frenz Experiment, and as the penultimate album of the series on Beggars Banquet, it shows how Mark E. Smith's interests were drifting away from the commercial success, from the musicians he had been working with over the past four years, from Brix's brand of indie rock that had defined the band's sound during the these years, .

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6. I Am Kurious Oranj is The Fall’s eleventh studio album. Released by Beggars Banquet 30 years ago in , it contains some of their most loved songs including “Cab It Up!” “Jerusalem” (which takes its lyrics from a poem by William Blake) and “New Big Prinz” which Pitchfork called “one of the songs that defined The Fall and Mark E. Smith”.

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7. ‘I Am Kurious Oranj’ is The Fall’s eleventh studio album. Released by Beggars Banquet 30 years ago, in , it contains some of their most loved songs including ‘Cab It Up!’, ‘New Big Prinz’ and ‘Jerusalem’, which takes its lyrics from a poem by William Blake.

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8. The lovely fat guitar of ‘Overture from I Am Kurious Oranj’ is a mighty Fall-esque tower of strength; same goes for the primitive echo of ‘Big New Prinz’ and the hilarious ‘Wrong Place, Right Time’, an infectious chant which got firmly lodged into mid-period Fall’s live sets.

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9. Wrong place right time I used to think I could do what I wanted to Right time for me alone Walk the streets of complete full homes. Wrong place, but I'm bound To stick with what I intend to see through See you, in wrong place Right time but there's miles in between. I keep on knocking but there's no bugger in I have to sing gothic, boo hoo. See.

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