Anyone here like The Fall?
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50,000 Fall fans is the compilation I mention in my first post 
Thanks for the advice Tom, reckon I'm gonna look out for Hex Enduction Hour and follow your advice from there
Thanks for the advice Tom, reckon I'm gonna look out for Hex Enduction Hour and follow your advice from there
Marry me?
I can see what I've got back home if you'd like, and copy you some of that?
(Since my computer died, all my music died with it, so you'd have to wait until I went home at Easter)
(Since my computer died, all my music died with it, so you'd have to wait until I went home at Easter)
Ping!
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Quote: Rufio, Mar 2010
Ah, I wasn't sure whether it was the A-Sides compilation or something like that. As much as I love Hex it isn't the most accessible place to start although it does have some of their best songs and I expect you'll already know The Classical and Hip Priest.
The mid-80s stuff (This Nation's Saving Grace to Bend Sinister) is probably a bit easier to get into. Live at the Witch Trials is reasonably straightforward post-punk.
I can't really remember where I went after 50,000 Fall Fans, I seem to remember just going on a massive Fall binge after I finally realised how good it all was.
50,000 Fall fans is the compilation I mention in my first post
Thanks for the advice Tom, reckon I'm gonna look out for Hex Enduction Hour and follow your advice from there
Ah, I wasn't sure whether it was the A-Sides compilation or something like that. As much as I love Hex it isn't the most accessible place to start although it does have some of their best songs and I expect you'll already know The Classical and Hip Priest.
The mid-80s stuff (This Nation's Saving Grace to Bend Sinister) is probably a bit easier to get into. Live at the Witch Trials is reasonably straightforward post-punk.
I can't really remember where I went after 50,000 Fall Fans, I seem to remember just going on a massive Fall binge after I finally realised how good it all was.
Quote: Lisbeth Salander, Mar 2010
That would be awesome
Quote: John Cage Bubblegum, Mar 2010
The Classical and Hip Priest are two of my favourites of what I've got. I think Rowche Rumble is probably my favourite track.
I can see what I've got back home if you'd like, and copy you some of that?
(Since my computer died, all my music died with it, so you'd have to wait until I went home at Easter)
That would be awesome
Quote: John Cage Bubblegum, Mar 2010
Quote: Rufio, Mar 201050,000 Fall fans is the compilation I mention in my first post
Thanks for the advice Tom, reckon I'm gonna look out for Hex Enduction Hour and follow your advice from there
Ah, I wasn't sure whether it was the A-Sides compilation or something like that. As much as I love Hex it isn't the most accessible place to start although it does have some of their best songs and I expect you'll already know The Classical and Hip Priest.
The mid-80s stuff (This Nation's Saving Grace to Bend Sinister) is probably a bit easier to get into. Live at the Witch Trials is reasonably straightforward post-punk.
I can't really remember where I went after 50,000 Fall Fans, I seem to remember just going on a massive Fall binge after I finally realised how good it all was.
The Classical and Hip Priest are two of my favourites of what I've got. I think Rowche Rumble is probably my favourite track.
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Rayanne Graff:
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Straws ^
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*whistles*
the doc:
Ah well, off I go as well then
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