I go back and forth on which Fall album is my favorite, but 1984's breakthrough The Wonderful And Frightening World Of The Fall is always a strong contender, the record where Mark E. Smith's then-wife Brix started to assert herself and give an almost pop-like sheen to some of Mark's more chaotic ruminations. For some reason, the song on the record that's stuck with me most over the years is "Stephen Song," even though it's pretty far from pop. Instead, it's an insistent, repetitive riff rocker, ...