1995??????? That's one of his WORST ever years! He released his worst solo album (especially glaring after coming after the triumphant Vauxhall and I), he released a pair of middling and uninspiring a-sides, his personal life was in shambles (this was the year he severed ties with Jake) which accounted for his depressing concert appearances where he had very little interaction with the crowds and was often on the verge of tears (I think there's nothing as sad as watching him barely make his way through "Moonriver" on the Introducing Morrissey video), and he quit the David Bowie tour in disgrace. An extremely bad year and hardly "glory days".
I think his greatest year was 1984. The excitement of young Morrissey finally getting an avenue for his creative expression led to an onslaught of amazing appearances and recordings. The perfect quiff! The spectacles! The hearing aid! The flowers! The bush in the back pocket! The Evans Outsize Shop blouses! "Marry Me"! Gunning down the dancers during "How Soon Is Now"! Hatful Of Hollow! The Smiths! "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now"! "William, It Was Really Nothing"! "Eight Days A Week"! Sandie Shaw! Interviews galore! Now, THAT was a good year.
As far as solo years are concerned, you'd have to argue between 1992 and 2004 as the best years. Not necessarily musically (I'd argue for 1988), but as far as his career was concerned. Both of those years marked comebacks and exceptionally successful tours. I think Morrissey himself would have to agree that 2004 was probably the best year of his career: after several years in the wilderness, he returned with a triumphant album; he had a wildly successful tour; critical acclaim; and he topped it off by reuniting his favorite artists for the Meltdown festival. Kind of a hard year to top.