The Fall – Code: Selfish (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP This blend of bluster and

This blend of bluster and vulnerability is why the Replacements were perhaps the most beloved band of their era

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The Fall – Code: Selfish (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl LP This blend of bluster andThis is the record that pointed the way towards the electronic music explosion that was looming, but seemed visible to only Mark E. Smith. As the Fall enters it's third decade Smith lets you know right off the bat that's he heading for a new direction with 1991's Code: Selfish. After having plumbed the depths of punk and flirted with pop success, Smith and his bandmates have fashioned a new sound around the synthetic textures and programmed waves