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Revision as of 00:52, 10 March 2014
| "Fall Out" | |
|---|---|
| Recorded by The Police | |
| Released: | 1977-05-19 |
| Recorded: | 1977-02-12 |
| Length: | 2:01 |
| Album(s): | Message In A Box |
| Label(s): | Illegal Records |
| Writer(s): | Stewart Copeland |
| Producer(s): | Stewart Copeland and Bazza |
| Studio(s): | Pathway Studios |
| Released as single? | YES |
"Fall Out" is a song written by Stewart Copeland and recorded by The Police on 1977-02-12.
Contents
About the song
This section needs more information.
Personnel
- Stewart Copeland (Drums / Guitar)
- Sting (Bass Guitar / Vocals)
- Henry Padovani (Guitar)
Ads
This ad for Fall Out is from SOUNDS (July 9, 1977): 
This ad for the Fall Out re-release is from Record Mirror (November 17, 1979): 
Release History
Albums
Fall Out appears on the following album releases:
| Cover art | Album title | Release date | Release country |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40px | Punk Collection | 1977-MM-DD | Italy |
| 40px | Illegal Greatest Hits | 1981-MM-DD | The Netherlands, Greece, ... |
| 40px | I.R.S. GREATEST HITS VOLS. 2 & 3 | 1981-MM-DD | USA |
|
Message In A Box | 1993-MM-DD | UK |
Singles
7" Singles
| Cover art | Catalog no. | A-side song/B-side song | Release date | Release country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
IL 001 | "Fall Out"/"Nothing Achieving" | 1977-05-19 | UK |
|
IL 001 | "Fall Out"/"Nothing Achieving" | 1979-11-02 | UK |
|
IL 001 | "Fall Out"/"Nothing Achieving" | 1979-11-02 | UK |
|
IL 001 | "Fall Out"/"Nothing Achieving" | 1983-MM-DD | UK |
Video
"SONG TITLE" appears on the following video and dvd releases:
| Cover art | Video title | Release date | Release country |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Video or dvd title | YYYY-MM-DD | Country |
Lyrics
Lyrics are property and copyright of their owners, and provided here for educational purposes only.
I never thought of leading I've got my own machine And I've paid my dues all along All set for breaking When I missed those other people 'Cause I knew that I was really alone Fall out Fall out with all the leaders and gangs Fall out Fall out with all the leaders and gangs I saw my education It was my indoctrination Just to be another parking machine All my sense was breaking When I missed those other people 'Cause I knew that I was not very clean Fall out Fall out with all the leaders and gangs Fall out Fall out with all the leaders and gangs Fall out
Quotations and trivia
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Alternative and cover versions
There are LOTS of different versions of this single.
The original from May 1977 had a dark red label and crude ILLEGAL writing on the label - some had a press-out centre hole, some didn't.
The later edition's label (from around October 1977) was less red - and had a nicer ILLEGAL logo on it. There are different versions with or without a "Made In England" notice.
There are also variations of the black and white cover concerning the kind of paper that was used and the kind of sleeve opening.
This 1977 cover in black and white was also used in combination with a third label variation - the 1979 reprint ILLEGAL label, but with a small logo...
In 1979 the single was re-released with a new cover. The most common one is the green and black version - blue and pink is less common. The rarest of them all is the orange and black version (which might be 1983 re-issue just for the fan club).
And again there were variations about the labels. The first 1979 ILLEGAL label had a small logo. The other labels with a larger ILLEGAL logo sometimes had a two-stripe design, sometimes they had a three-stripe design.
See also
External links
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References
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