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The Rise & Fall - LP, CD

Madness

Pop | Ska

1982

Variants:

LP Madness: Presents The Rise & Fall

Yellow Label Vinyl

Stiff Records 1982 Scandinavia

Album Doprodej

More ID: 669733 Discogs ID: 4644468

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VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, minor wear on the cover

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Title	Presents The Rise & Fall
Artist	Madness
More info	Yellow Label Vinyl
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Stiff Records
Country of issue	Scandinavia
Date of publication	1982
First released	1982
Weight	230 g
Product ID	669733
Discogs ID	4644468
Discogs reviews	3.45

Madness: Presents The Rise & Fall version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Scandinavia in publishing company Stiff Records year 1982.

The album Madness : The Rise & Fall is a compilation album released by the British ska band Madness in 1982. The album reached number 2 on the UK Albums Chart. The album contains the singles "House of Fun", "Our House" and "It Must Be Love".

Album spans genres Pop and Ska. Yellow Label Vinyl.

	Stage One
A1	Rise And Fall	3:16 min
	Written-By Chris Foreman, Graham McPherson
A2	Tomorrow's (Just Another Day)	3:10 min
	Written-By Cathal J. Smyth, Mike Barson
A3	Blue Skinned Beast	3:37 min
	Written-By Lee "Kix" Thompson
A4	Primrose Hill	3:35 min
	Written-By Chris Foreman, Graham McPherson
A5	Mr Speaker (Gets The Word)	2:59 min
	Written-By Graham McPherson, Mike Barson
A6	Sunday Morning	4:00 min
	Written-By Daniel M. Woodgate
	Stage Two
B1	Our House	3:20 min
	Written-By Cathal J. Smyth, Chris Foreman
B2	Tiptoes	3:28 min
	Written-By Graham McPherson, Mike Barson
B3	New Delhi	3:39 min
	Written-By Mike Barson
B4	That Face	3:40 min
	Written-By Chris Foreman, Graham McPherson
B5	Calling Cards	2:18 min
	Written-By Lee "Kix" Thompson, Mike Barson
B6	Are You Coming (With Me)	3:16 min
	Written-By Lee "Kix" Thompson, Mike Barson
B7	Madness (Is All In The Mind)	2:30 min
	Written-By Chris Foreman