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The expanded 3-CD follow up to the iconic now out of print 50,000 Fall Fans Can’t be Wrong compilation, now features songs right up to the groups last album. The expanded 3-CD follow up to the iconic now out of print 50,000 Fall Fans Can’t be Wrong compilation, now features songs right up to the groups last album.

Compiled and annotated by long time Fall aficionado Daryl Easlea from across all the labels the band has appeared on.
The booklet designed by long time Fall designer Becky Stewart contains a track by track overview.  Mastered by Andy Pearce from the best sources available. Formed in Manchester in 1976, Fall were a seminal English post-punk group.
The group existed in some form from that point on, built around its founder and only constant member, the late, great Mark E. Smith.
Initially associated with the punk movement of the late 1970s, the group's music underwent stylistic changes over the years, but was always characterised by an abrasive guitar-driven sound and frequent use of repetition, underpinned by Smith's distinctive vocals and often cryptic lyrics.

This compilation is ideal for anyone wanting to discover the weird and wonderful world of the Fall. Tracks: Disc 1
Repetition
Rebellious Jukebox
Industrial Estate
Rowche Rumble
Fiery Jack
How I Wrote 'Elastic Man'
Totally Wired
New Face In Hell
Prole Art Threat
Lie Dream Of A Casino Soul
The Classical
Hip Priest
Joker Hysterical Face
The Man Whose Head
Kicker Conspiracy
Eat Y'self Fitter
Oh! Brother
C.R.E.E.P
Disc 2
No Bulbs
Cruiser's Creek
Spoilt Victorian Child
Us 80's-90's
Mr Pharmacist
Living Too Late
Hey Luciani
There's A Ghost In My House
Hit The North
Carry Bag Man
Victoria
Big New Prinz
Dead Beat Descendant
Telephone Thing
High Tension Line
Free Range
Why Are People Grudgeful?
Lost In Music
Behind The Counter
M5
Feeling Numb
Disc 3
The Chiselers
Powder Keg
Masquerade
Touch Sensitive
Dr Buck's Letter
Hollow Mind
Susan Vs Youthclub
Mountain Energei
Theme From Sparta Fc # 2
Blindness
Reformation (Uncut)
Wolf Kidult Man
Bury!
Greenway
Sir William Wray
The Remainderer
Venice With The Girls
Wise Ol' Man
New Facts Emerge

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