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Here, as promised, is a chart detailing where every version of every Smiths song ended up (in regards to official releases).

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Greetings once again! Since we’re doing this, we may as well be thorough. There are a bunch of Smiths songs (and versions of Smiths songs) that were never included on any of their official records (The Smiths; Hatful of Hollow; Meat Is Murder; The Queen Is Dead; Strangeways, Here We Come; Louder Than Bombs; Singles). [...]

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Late last year, we were looking at the lesser-listened-to Smiths albums—The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, and Strangeways, Here We Come—assembling a playlist of songs not collected on either Singles or Louder Than Bombs. Today we’ll conclude with HATFUL OF HOLLOW (1984) …which is admittedly getting somewhat obscure. Many of the songs on this compilation can [...]

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We continue listening through the somewhat-less-famous Smiths albums, gleaning their better tracks for our ultimate deep cuts playlist. (Already covered: “The Smiths” & “Meat Is Murder.”) Today let’s look at: STRANGEWAYS, HERE WE COME (1987) Now, I won’t go as far as to agree with Morrissey and Marr—what do they know?—that this is “the best [...]

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So we’re listening through the Smiths albums that aren’t the three essential ones—The Queen Is Dead, Singles, Louder Than Bombs—looking for standout tracks. Yesterday we combed through The Smiths, and today beings us to: MEAT IS MURDER (1985) Whatever your dietary politics are, we might agree that this one is, alas, the Smiths’ weakest—just like [...]

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It’s true what folks say: if you own The Queen Is Dead, Singles, and Louder Than Bombs, then you own most of “the best songs” by The Smiths (the greatest band of all time). But there are still reasons to hunt down copies of their other records—the studio albums The Smiths, Meat Is Murder, and [...]

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On Saturday, when I couldn’t be at AWP, I consoled myself by attending the Music Box‘s 4th Science-Fiction Spectacular. (It turns out that John Carpenter’s Dark Star (1974) is a wonderful little film—2001 by way of Dr. Strangelove.) But then Sunday found me, just like Ming the Merciless, boooored once again, so I went back [...]

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