The Queen Is Dead - The Smiths - review

The Queen Is Dead 37min 11sec - The Smiths

Track Listing

1- The Queen Is Dead - 6:27

2- Frankly, Mr. Shankly - 2:18

3- I Know It's Over - 5:49

4- Never Had No One Ever - 3:38

5- Cemetery Gates - 2:41

6- Bigmouth Strikes Again - 3:13

7- The Boy with the Thorn in His Side - 3:16

8- Vicar in a Tutu - 2:24

9- There Is a Light That Never Goes Out - 4:04

10- Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others - 3:17

Ranking

1- 10/10 probably the best intro track to album ever from the instrumentation to Morrisey's singing and lyricism its perfect

2- 9.5/10 another great song its just not as good as the queen is dead

3- 10/10 this song is amazing from the instrumentation to the lyricism and the way Morrisey sings this just makes this song really good

4- 10/10 coming off I know its over this song is really good and keeps the vibe going from the last song the bass on this is song is really good and the guitar is amazing because of Johnny Marr

5- 10/10 this song is just so good i love the references to poets and how he makes fun of someone for misquoting something from Richard III overall a amazing song

6- 10/10 a classic song also a good first song to show people to get them into the smiths because it introduces you to the amazing instrumentation and vocal work

7- 10/10 my favourite song on this album a boy with a thorn in his side is so good from johnny Marrs guitar to Andrews bass and the lyricism and vocals off Morrissey are so good

8- 10/10 a good fast paced smiths song and Morrisey's lyricism is so good on this

9- 9.5/10 its a good song but i think this song is over rated its not as good as the rest of the album but i can see why people like it so much Morrisey has such a melancholic voice in this song what helps with the feeling of the song

10- 10/10 johnny Marrs guitar on this track is so good and its a good show of the smiths instrumentation and Morrisey's vocals are good like always

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The Queen Is Dead - The Smiths - review

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