track). Another track, "Tragic Days", is a poorly recorded fragment of a jam session at Martin Bramah's flat back in 1990, when Bramah still played in The Fall. "Masquerade" was remixed from the album version and released as a single in February 1998 to coincide with the group's leader Mark E. Smith receiving the Godlike Genius award at the NME Awards. It reached number 69 in the UK charts. The "Masquerade" sessions also produced a b-side "Calendar", a collaboration with then-unknown Damon Gough (aka Badly Drawn Boy) which came about after a chance meeting when Smith allegedly mistook Gough's car for a taxi outside the pub. The album was followed by another shambolic tour. Smith sacked the whole group in Ireland in November, although they were re-instated within days. The situation was caused by the group's sudden debt crisis because of the VAT bill, which left Smith and Steve Hanley in danger of their houses being repossessed. It was during the US tour in 1998 that the group essentially fell apart, leaving Smith with only Nagle's support in rebuilding the group for their next album The Marshall Suite. Track listing Limited edition bonus disc The first CD edition came with an additional 5 song disc of outtakes and alternate mixes spanning the group's career. Track 1 is a remix (by D.O.S.E.) of "Powder Keg" from The Light User Syndrome; first released in 1997 on the various artists compilation album 0161. Track 2 is a remix of "Xmas With Simon", a b-side from the 1990 single "High Tension Line". Track 3 is a lo-fi spoken word piece by Smith that was planned to be the title track of the album which became Levitate. Track 4 is a live recording from 1983. A studio version of this song was released in 1998 on the expanded reissue of Perverted By Language. Track 5 was recorded live 14 May 1997 at Jilly's Rockworld in Manchester. A portion of this same live recording precedes the album version. The song was later reworked as "On My Own" on The Marshall Suite. 2018 reissue Disc 1 As per original CD Disc 2 Personnel The Fall Mark E. Smith - vocals, keyboards, guitar, production Julia Nagle - keyboards, guitar, programming, arranging; vocals on "The Quartet of Doc Shanley" Steve Hanley - bass guitar Simon Wolstencroft - drums Karl Burns - drums Tommy Crooks - guitar on "Ten Houses