Tracks:
1. The Queen Is Dead (Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty (Medley))
2. Frankly, Mr. Shankly
3. I Know It's Over
4. Never Had No One Ever
5. Cemetry Gates
6. Bigmouth Strikes Again
7. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
8. Vicar In A Tutu
9. There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
10. Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others
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DommeDamianImperfect, sensitive Aspie with a melody addictionProfile Spire City
I love this album more every time I listen to it. This is probably the peak new wave sound IMO. The gothic tinge over the seemingly bright melody lines is pure beauty. I Know It's Over is also in my top 20 favorite songs ever for sure but there are so many stand out tracks here.
Track picks
1. The Queen Is Dead (Take Me Back To Dear Old Blighty (Medley))
5. Cemetry Gates
6. Bigmouth Strikes Again
7. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
9. There Is A Light That Never Goes Out _________________ Inversion Verses
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I never liked the Smiths until I got their sense of irony. Now I think they were brilliant. I guess this and the debut are the truly essential albums, but for me its all really good from this band.
this was a teenage bedroom favourite for me, six years after the album debuted
when I was a small kid I preferred the cure to the smiths
but as a teenager morrissey's angst and stuff, coupled with his wit, and marr's melodies, made for a heady brew
definitely a top two smiths album for me
their best studio album
i would place only hatful of hollow above it
louder than bombs would be third
Great record. The Smiths' debut had songs the equal of it, but was a bit muted in the production department. This is wonderfully produced and varied. It is of it's time, certainly, but I don't think that diminishes the quality. I love this band though, and probably always will, considering I discovered them at an impressionable time (as a teenager of about 14-15). So call me biased, if you like. _________________ Top 40 Greatest Music Albums by indieshins
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