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2008 digitally remastered and expanded two CD reissue of the debut full-length album from the eccentric Alternative band. Originally released in 1988, Fierce Pancake was a refreshing and entirely quirky album from the Anglo-Irish Indie/Experimental/Rock group featuring Mick Lynch (vocals), Kev Hopper (bass), Rob McKahey (drums) and Chris Salmon (guitar) who formed in London in 1983. The album was recorded in Berlin and London produced by Holger Hiller with assistance from Stephen Street. This expanded reissue features the classic album plus rarities galore including tracks from their pre-album. 27 cuts total. Castle.
Liner Note Author: Kev Hopper. The Complete Anthology Music Stump The Complete Anthology Songs | | The Complete Anthology CD DISC 1: QUIRK OUT & MUD ON A COLON: |
| 1. | Tupperware Stripper |
| 2. | Our Fathers |
| 3. | Kitchen Table |
| 4. | Buffalo |
| 5. | Everything In Its Place |
| 6. | Bit Part Actor |
| 7. | Orgasm Way |
| 8. | Ice The Levant |
| 9. | Grab Hands |
| 10. | 50-0-55 |
| 11. | Big End |
| | The Complete Anthology Songs DISC 2: A FIERCE PANCAKE: |
| 1. | Living It Down |
| 2. | In The Green |
| 3. | Roll The Bodies Over |
| 4. | Bone |
| 5. | Eager Bereaver |
| 6. | Chaos |
| 7. | Alcohol |
| 8. | Charlton Heston |
| 9. | Heartache |
| 10. | Doctor (A Visit To) |
| 11. | Fierce Pancake, A |
| 12. | Boggy Home |
| | The Complete Anthology Album DISC 3: POST PANCAKE: |
| 1. | Queen And The Pope, The |
| 2. | Seven Sisters |
| 3. | Rats, The |
| 4. | Warm In The Knowledge |
| 5. | Song Remains, The |
| 6. | Safe Sex |
| 7. | Lipstick Maker, The |
| 8. | Maggie |
| 9. | Love Is Too Small A Word |
| 10. | Ice The Levant [88 Vers.] |
| 11. | Thelma |
| 12. | Angst Forcast |
| 13. | Heathers In Shelter |
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