W.M.C. Blob 59
The Fall · Other Songs - The Fall
Where is he?
Just been to the park
Not the pub, the park
Go on
We too do not recognise the M.U.
We come with our hands open in fiendship
We can lead you to proletarian visions of posterity
WMC!
[The social alternative was incredibly frequent]
[completely unidentifiable backing singing continues....]
We come with our hands open in fiendship
We can lead you to proletarian visions of posterity
We merely make cabaret
We are on Gramme Friday
W.M.C. Blob 59
W.M.C. Blob 59 stands as a distinctive song in The Fall's expansive and often chaotic discography. Marking a period where the band frequently experimented with unconventional titles and raw, unpolished recordings, the track captures the group's signature post-punk energy. The song reflects the band's tendency to blend abrasive instrumentation with cryptic, non-lyrical phrasing, creating a soundscape that feels both immediate and enigmatic. As part of their broader body of work, this recording exemplifies the creative restlessness that defined their early career. It serves as a reminder of how the group consistently challenged listeners with unique compositions that defied standard pop structures, maintaining a reputation for artistic unpredictability throughout their long tenure.