Possibly their best song? There's so many people who've been inspired by MES, by his attitude and creativity. I'm planning to write another book this year, which might not be much good but for what it's worth I doubt it would be possible had I not served my time when I was young listening to the Fall where I grew up in the deepest countryside when the mainstream music and everything else was crap
The Fall - The N.W.R.A 1507pm 27.3.23 amusing... and then not. bemusing. then not. but, yeah, this band was a joke band - in the vein of the beatles being stuck on a record label which specialized in humorous comedic asides. music for pleasure actually means something to those who peruse(d) l.p covers...
Mollusc in Tyrol! I'd never heard that one so had a listen. Good Lord Almighty. However, Grotesque itself serves one up too, the mysteriously titled WMC-Blob 59. Do you think it's up there with Mollusc in terms of drivel?@@hilaryjohnson2386
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The Fall have enriched my life. Only found one of their songs about 2 years ago. Completely fuckin obsessed. I’ve never been honestly suicidal and now I know I never could be because you can’t listen to Mark when you’re dead (or can you?). You Brit’s sure had a treasure.
New face in hell is good fun :) Embodiment practices of Geoffrey de Graff have helped overcome much of my childhood trauma PTSD like reactivity...still have enough to not get lazy...found fall, joy division and Leonard Cohen at University in 1982 new Zealand ... didn't know why I loved it so much... authentic expression of pain and creative brilliance...12yrs later found Thai Style mindfulness from Geoffrey de Graff...no grift... nice balance of Buddhism and Joy Division keeps me pretty balanced....
I saw Mark having a drink at The New Oxford in Salford once he was minding his own business, he was with a friend who left but he stayed having a pint of lager on his own, he seemed deep in thought, nobody pestered him he blended in with the pubs surroundings, I passed him on the way to the toilet at one point.
@@jonathangeddes9786 The healing powers of Mark E Smith. Don't ever give up & ý if you only started listening 2 years ago you gonna need a long life to enjoy The Fall full back catalogue. Much love & strength. Remember that we love you
@@duality5503he was always very polite to me, met him about 4 or 5 times over 30 years, he always had time for people who didn't want anything from him. You should've said hello. Too late now but he was a right laugh, very funny man
The Fall - The N.W.R.A 1513pm 27.3.23 bad taste? too soon..? i allus thought tis amusing... the guy looks more akin to lemmy than anyone you might know.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bOakMyALSDw.html
There were men with bees on sticks The Fall had made them sick A man with butterflies on his face His brother threw acid in his face His tattoos were screwed The streets of Soho did reverberate With drunken Highland men Revenge for Culloden dead The North had rose again But it would turn out wrong
The fall helped me through tough dark times and I'm forever grateful for yess Marc of course but the whole band with so much feeling for sound and spheres in music.So many songs that just by listening I step into a new world,in a weird way it's a weird trip which feels so like a safe place ,because if one couple of people can create music like those guy's, my guess, everything is possible....my deepest respect for Marc e Smith and his fellow sufferers lol.
They helped me too through some very dark times. I was a fall fan for years but only met Mark once in about 2010. I got the chance to tell him and thank him. I’d been told he could be awkward but he was so nice and respectful to me and he was genuinely more interested in what I did (I’m a joiner/furniture maker) . He couldn’t have been nicer. I really miss going to see them
