The Fall Year By Year in Pictures #3 (1989-1994)

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(See also 1977-82 and 1983-88)


1989


Left to right:

  • John Peel's 50th, 29 August (ticket) - they played Mere Pseud Mag Ed, I'm Frank, Arms Control Poseur, Fiery Jack, Race with the Devil ('we learnt this especially for John's birthday'), Carry Bag Man, Mr. Pharmacist.
  • Manchester Free Trade Hall, 13 July (photo from Melody Maker) - ticket.
  • B-Side magazine, Aug/Sept
  • Bradford, 1 October
  • NME, 25 February (interview with MES, Shane MacGowan and Nick Cave)


1990


Clockwise from top left:


1991


Clockwise from top left:

  • Lime Lizard, July
  • Select, June (photo by Chris Clunn)
  • Reading Festival, 24 August (photo by Brian Rasic)
  • MTV, performing 'A Lot Of Wind'
  • Select, June (photo by Chris Clunn) x2
  • Select, April (Shift-Work review)


1992


L-R:

  • NME, February (photo: AJ Barratt)
  • NME playing cards
  • Craig/Steve, Glastonbury, June
  • Brussels gig poster, May
  • The Face, September (Nick Kent) 

1993


Clockwise from TL:

  • Steve/Craig outside the Grand, New York, August (Photo: Dean Walcott)
  • Melody Maker, December
  • The Wire (Keith Jones)
  • Lime Lizard, March
  • For The Wire, unused?
  • NME, April

1994


Clockwise from TL:

  • Select, May
  • Toronto, September (Photo: Sandeep Atwal)
  • Brixton January (Slick)
  • NME, May (Vincent McDonald)
  • Manchester, June (Ken Sharp)
  • Poster, Newcastle Riverside, June



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