There's so many fucking albums, where do you even start?
The Fall
Grayson Turner
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Sebastian Moore
At the beginning.
Cooper Ross
dubs never lie
Christian Diaz
Palace of Swords
Samuel Long
The Fall has never recorded a bad album. Even their worst albums usually have at least a few fantastic songs on them.
Personal favorites:
>70s: Dragnet
>80s: Perverted By Language
>90s: The Marshall Suite
>00s: Fall Heads Roll
>10s: New Facts Emerge
Fall In A Hole is a crucial live album. Totally Wired might be the best introduction as long as you've got nothing against compilations.
Landon Long
with the first album, as you would any other artist
Jason White
Hex induction hour. encapsulates everything they are about and is one of their highest ranked.
Jack Morales
Probably should desu, and I'm not saying this in the "like any other artist" sense. They had a definite narrative in their career.
Robert Smith
>a new facts emerge fellow fan
based
great album
Ayden Nguyen
lol @ Live at the Witch Trials
Evan Walker
This Nation's Saving Grace, it's accessible whilst also being very good. Then listen to everything before it. Then everything after.
Cameron Wood
Don't bother, they fucking suck. They're only good if you're into hearing obnoxious British rambling over the most generic post punk
Jaxson Diaz
Once you heard one Fall song, you heard them all.
William Scott
obnoxious British rambling over post punk
Sounds amazing
Jeremiah Harris
You don't have to like The Fall, but that is highly inaccurate, they've gone through many stylistic changes
Ryan Reyes
I've never heard a full Fall album bbut you're wrong.
Anthony Ward
I liked your idea of going by each decade, so here I go
>70s: Dragnet
>80s: Grotesque
>90s: Levitate
>00s: The real new Fall lp
>10s: Your future our clutter
>20s: a blatant cash grab by the remaining Fall members
Caleb Carter
its a good genre
Caleb White
t. brainlet
Thomas Williams
If you just want a quick overview of what they’re about, 50,000 Falls Fans Can’t Be Wrong isn’t a bad place to start. Then dig deeper from there.
Juan Sanders
I gotta say, disc 2 of that is really lacking and omitting the best songs from that era mostly.
I also never got why so many people love the Mr. Pharamicist cover so much
Jeremiah Wright
It is
Lucas Morales
>Your future our clutter
fuck i can't believe i missed this one, thanks a lot user
Ethan Rodriguez
no problem
Cooper Brown
You clearly haven't heard much generic post-punk
Josiah Brown
oh god, I've been looking for these boys for ages... totally forgot the name of the group! thank you thank you!
Xavier Taylor
THE SOY
Jayden Perez
the greeks of course
Jayden Thomas
I left /lit/ for a reason, user
Leo Myers
That's a great album though
Leo Long
Lel, Mark E Smith was more of a man than you'll ever be
Caleb Jackson
>generic
The Fall were one of the pioneers of post-punk. They're objectively not generic.
Eli Watson
Hex son, Hex
Tyler King
Reminder Mark E. Smith was an anti-socialist who wasn't afraid of pissing off limp-wristed leftists. He was anti-soy.
Camden Jenkins
this nation's saving grace
Juan Price
>skinny as fuck drugged out manlet
>still was the alpha in every situation
based MES
Dominic Clark
New Big Prinz is tainted for me because I cant fucking state how flacid/lame the "APPRECIATED!" sounds
Hudson Lopez
Mark E Smith was antisoy, a classic working class lad who called a cunt a cunt and wasn't afraid to bust a few heads