50,000 Fall Fans Can't Be Wrong: 39 Golden Greats
by The Fall
An incredibly ambitious attempt to distill the famously prolific, notoriously abrasive catalog of Mark E. Smith's post-punk institution into a single, cohesive double album. Spanning their jagged late-70s origins to their mid-2000s renaissance, the compilation navigates their constantly shifting lineups and stylistic detours. The tongue-in-cheek title nods to the infamous Elvis Presley compilation, cementing the band's status as fiercely independent cult legends.
Genres
- Post-Punk
Tracklist
- Repetition
- 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
- The Man Whose Head Expanded
- Kicker Conspiracy
- Eat Y'self Fitter
- C.R.E.E.P.
- No Bulbs 3
- Spoilt Victorian Child
- Cruiser's Creek
- U.S. 80's - 90's
- Mr. Pharmacist
- Living Too Late
- Hey! Luciani
- There's a Ghost in My House
- Hit the North Part 1
- Victoria
- Telephone Thing
- High Tension Line
- Free Range
- Why Are People Grudgeful?
- Behind The Counter
- M5
- Feeling Numb
- The Chiselers
- Powder Keg
- Masquerade
- Touch Sensitive
- Crop-Dust
- Susan Vs Youthclub
- Green Eyed Loco-Man