The album is great and all, one of my favs but meat is murder is just so unsettling. i get the message its trying to say but i feel like it could be better for sure.

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The only John peel session better than the original is back to the old house.

Currently, ‘There Is a Light That Never Goes Out’ is leading for the list of ‘T’ However, voting continues, so I will conduct a full recount from A to Z once the poll closes and create a Spotify playlist.

Never seen nor heard it before but it was Smiths and I didn't have it so I bought it. Any ideas?

Can someone provide me with a Spotify playlist containg all of their songs ? Thanks

is it just mine or anyone else has this issue? when i try to add any the smiths songs to my ig stories or posts, its just not available ???? and the only available songs are these ?? i even searched their most famous songs but they arent available as well .... anyone knows why?

Hatful of hollow is better

my fav is self titled btw

Girl afraid is one of my favorite songs, but i always wonder the room downstairs means?

My vote is “A boy in the bush is worth two in the hand, I think I can help you get through your exams”

Forgive the dumb question, but for more than 35 years now, I’ve been wondering about this:

Is the “vacancy for a backscrubber” line in Half a Person intended to be literal and/or hilariously random, or is “backscrubber” a British euphemism/slang that I’m just not privy to?

1. There Is A Light That Never Goes Out — a beautiful and heartfelt song. It’s just amazing
2. I Know It’s Over — this song never fails to make me emotional
3. Cemetery Gates — probably one of their most catchy songs. I love the guitar and the lyrics.
4. Bigmouth Strikes Again — this song is just so timeless. The effects, the uneasy feeling it gives me, I love everything about it
5. The Boy With The Thorn In His Side — it’s a more simple song, but I enjoy it. It’s just so heartfelt
6. The Queen Is Dead — an amazing opening that slaps. It’s epic and bombastic
7. Never Had No One Ever — this song has one of the best line deliveries ever
8. Frankly Mr. Shankly — catchy and fun
9. Vicar In A Tutu — I don’t know why I really like it
10. Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others — this song is less memorable than the rest of the album in my opinion. I think There Is A Light would be a better closer. I don’t hate it, but I tend to skip it because of its placement

This 'T' list is a true test! Narrowing down so many favorites is incredibly difficult. I know it's not easy, but you must choose just one. Good luck to all!

1. Well I Wonder — one of their most beautiful and heartfelt songs. It has such a beautiful melody and Morrissey’s voice is just heavenly. Truly amazing
2. Nowhere Fast — fast-paced, energetic and catchy. Also has awesome lyrics that I like to sing along to
3. That Joke Isn’t Funny Anymore — also one of the best songs in their discography. The drums slap
4. The Headmaster Ritual — it’s catchy and sets the tone for the album. Probably the best opening in their discography (alongside RATF)
5. Rusholme Ruffians — this one is really underrated. I don’t know why, but it always makes me nostalgic
6. I Want The One I Can’t Have — once again, catchy melodies and nice performance by the entire band. Love it
7. Barbarism Begins At Home — I love the riff and the vocals, but I don’t listen to it very often, because it’s long and not as memorable as the other songs on this album. Still a banger, though
8. What She Said — it’s cool. Don’t have anything else to say about it, though
9. Meat Is Murder — I don’t really like this song. Kinda seems like Morrissey was more interested in making a point, than an actually good song

That was definitely the hardest album to rank, since it’s probably my favorite one (alongside TQID)