live at the Electric Circus, Manchester, October 1977 Disc 2 tracks 1-4: John Peel Session, 15 June 1978 Disc 2 tracks 5-8: John Peel Session, 6 December 1978 Disc 2 tracks 9-20: live at Mr. Pickwick's, Liverpool, 22 August 1978; previously released as the 2001 album Liverpool 78. 2019 reissue The first disc contains the eleven tracks from the original album. Disc 2 and 3 include the same bonus tracks, in the same order, as the 2004 reissue. Disc 2 – Singles/Rehearsals/Live/Sessions "Bingo-Master" "Psycho Mafia" "Repetition" "It's the New Thing" "Various Times" "Dresden Dolls" (Rehearsal) "Psycho Mafia" (Rehearsal) "Industrial Estate" (Rehearsal) "Stepping Out" (Live) "Last Orders" (Live) "Rebellious Jukebox" (BBC Session) "Mother-Sister!" (BBC Session) "Industrial Estate" (BBC Session) "Futures and Pasts" (BBC Session) "Put Away" (BBC Session) "Mess of My" (BBC Session) "No Xmas for John Key" (BBC Session) "Like to Blow" (BBC Session) Disc 3 – Mr. Pickwick's, Liverpool '78 "Like to Blow" (Live) "Stepping Out" (Live) "Two Steps Back" (Live) "Mess of My" (Live) "It's the New Thing" (Live) "Various Times" (Live) "Bingo-Master" (Live) "Frightened" (Live) "Industrial Estate" (Live) "Psycho Mafia" (Live) "Music Scene" (Live) "Mother-Sister!" (Live) Personnel The Fall Mark E. Smith – vocals, guitar ("Live at the Witch Trials"), tapes ("Music Scene") Martin Bramah – guitar, backing vocals, arrangements, production Marc Riley – bass guitar, production Karl Burns – drums, production Yvonne Pawlett – keyboards, production The voice calling the time on "Music Scene" ("six minutes!", "six forty!") is the group's driver, the son of the actor Peter Adamson, who had played Len Fairclough in Coronation Street. Technical Bob Sargeant – production Alvin Clark – engineer John Wriothesley – front-cover artwork Graham Rhodes – sleeve photography Steve Lyons – sleeve photography References Sources Pringle, Steve. You Must Get Them All: The Fall On Record. London: Route Publishing, 2022. External links The Fall (band) albums Art punk albums 1979 debut albums Albums produced by Bob Sargeant