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Fourth Wall (album)

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Released
  
1981 (1981)

Artist
  
The Flying Lizards

Genre
  
Dance/electronic

Label
  
Zonophone

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Release date
  
1981

Producer
  
David Cunningham

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Fourth Wall is the second studio album by English rock band The Flying Lizards, released in 1981 by record label Virgin. The album features numerous collaborators, including Robert Fripp.

Contents

Reception

Trouser Press called it "well-produced and interesting as individual songs, but it fails to jell as an album".

Track listing

  1. "Lovers and Other Strangers"
  2. "Glide/Spin"
  3. "In My Lifetime"
  4. "Cirrus"
  5. "A-Train"
  6. "New Voice"
  7. "Hands 2 Take"
  8. "An Age"
  9. "Steam Away"
  10. "Move On Up"
  11. "Another Story"
  12. "Lost and Found"

Personnel

  • Patti Palladin - vocals
  • David Cunningham - effects, guitar, harmonica, keyboards, percussion, violin, vocals
  • Julian Marshall - keyboards, vocals
  • J.J. Johnson - drums

    • with:

  • Robert Fripp - guitar on "Glide/Spin" and "Lost and Found"
  • Steve Beresford - bass, guitar, keyboards on "Lovers and Other Strangers"
  • Peter Gordon - saxophone on "Glide/Spin"
  • Val Haller - bass on "In My Lifetime" and "A-Train"
  • Gareth Sager - saxophone on "A-Train"
  • Cheryl Lewis - vocals on "New Voice"
  • Michael Nyman - piano on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Keith Thompson - baritone saxophone on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Ben Grove - bass on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Steve Saunders - trombone on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Anne Barnard - horns on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Edward Pillinger, Rory Allam - bass clarinet on "Hands 2 Take"
  • Lucie Skeaping, Nick Hayley - rebec on "Hands 2 Take"

    • Songs

    1Lovers And Other Strangers3:11
    2Glide/Spin3:31
    3In My Lifetime2:22

    References

    Fourth Wall (album) Wikipedia
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