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, released in 1990. It comprises four songs recorded by the

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's radio program – three covers of the Fall ("My New House", "

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" and "Psycho Mafia") and one (" Victoria") of the Kinks (the latter had also been covered by the Fall).Confusion is Next: The Sonic Youth Story, by Alec Foege; p. 192
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The title referenced former Fall guitarist Brix Smith.

Track listing

# "My New House" (

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) # "

" ( Craig Scanlon, Steve Hanley, Mark E. Smith) # "Psycho Mafia" (Mark E. Smith, Tony Friel) # " Victoria" ( Ray Davies)

References

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