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2006 anthology of tracks from the ever popular indie band recorded for the Permanent label.
The Fall: Mark E. Smith .
Liner Note Author: Ian Harrison.
Permanent Years (Paranoia Man In Cheap SH*T Room) Music Fall Permanent Years (Paranoia Man In Cheap SH*T Room) Songs | 1. | Ladybird |
| 2. | Rainmaster |
| 3. | Behind the Computer |
| 4. | Why Are People Grudgeful |
| 5. | Glamracket |
| 6. | City Dweller |
| 7. | Service |
| 8. | War |
| 9. | Three Points |
| 10. | Aphid, The |
| 11. | Remixer, The |
| 12. | Bonkers in Phoenix |
| 13. | Cab Driver |
| 14. | $500 Bottle of Wine |
| 15. | Paranoia Man in Cheap Sh*t Room |
| 16. | Life Just Bounces |
| 17. | Noel's Chemical Effluence |
| 18. | Ten Points |
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