The Fall – 458489 A Sides (Vinyl)
Beggars Banquet Records (1990)
$30.00
Scarce Original U.K. Pressing In Really Nice Condition! An Excellent Compilation Featuring 17 Of The Best From Mark E. Smith & The Fall.
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Scarce Original U.K. Pressing In Really Nice Condition! An Excellent Compilation Featuring 17 Of The Best From Mark E. Smith & The Fall.
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT! Minor creases.
Side 1:
Oh! Brother
C.R.E.E.P.
No Bulbs 3
Rollin’ Dany
Couldn’t Get Ahead
Cruisers Creek
L.A
Living Too Late
Side 2:
Hit The North (Part 1)
Mr. Pharmacist
Hey! Luciani
There’s A Ghost In My House
Victoria
Big New Prinz
Wrong Place, Right Time
Jerusalem
Dead Beat Descendant
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This excellent compilation encapsulates nearly all of the Fall's many attributes, culled from the band's most cohesive and rewarding years. Bypassing their edgy, early singles and concentrating on their artier, more eclectic work of the mid- and late '80s, 458489 A-Sides encapsulates nearly all of the Fall's many attributes. All of the singles on A-Sides are culled from the era when Brix Smith was in the band, arguably the band's most cohesive and rewarding years. Drawing from their strongest albums -- The Wonderful and Frightening World of the Fall, This Nation's Saving Grace, Bend Sinister, The Frenz Experiment -- A-Sides offers an excellent introduction to the Fall. It is both a useful retrospective and a kind of road map, pointing out the differences between albums. For neophytes and the uninitiated, there is no better sampler, and for longtime fans, the collection reiterates what a fine singles band the Fall were in their heyday.