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Here is one of Johnny's inspirations (according to him the riff also appears in Bo Diddley's Diddley Daddy and Chuck Berry's You Can't...

An interesting song and quite a departure at the time. The overall sound of the recording doesn't match Morrissey and Johnny's ambitious...

A bold decision to kick off the album with a song that features no guitars and maybe the group would have gone further down this path...

Another fine song and one that very few groups would relegate to b-side status. I can't say that it would ever make my top ten personal...

I think "under-rehearsed" is the kindest description that I can give to this effort...

A fine song and I can't say that I have ever heard anything remotely contentious in the lyrics. Perhaps a controversial opinion to...

A classic and a great way to start the album. The sample works perfectly with the feedback opening and then there is little to fault...

One of those songs that doesn't sound quite right in any of its incarnations. The Troy Tate version is just odd, and you can...

A supreme piece of music and Johnny at his very best. It has deservedly become one of the group's most recognizable pieces of music. I...

Johnny Marr on the inspiration for the music: "There's a sad song by Del Shannon called 'The Answer to Everything' that my parents used...

One of the group's strongest singles and, had they been in the country to promote it at the time of release, it could easily have been a...

Sorry to actually make an on topic comment, but this is very nicely done. Please, Please, Please (obviously) and Asleep sound...

A quality song and I have fond memories of seeing it being performed in 1997. Stephen Street has said that he believes that it's a...

Not the most appropriate of set lists to play for that festival crowd imo, but I guess that's typical Morrissey. A few hits, obviously...

Was Irish Blood English Heart mentioned above? Pretty sure it was played.