The Queen Is Dead
by The Smiths
This album has been added to 17 private lists and 20 public lists:
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1986
Everything is pushed further—faster tempos, sharper jokes, deeper bruises. The arrangements feel fuller, but still agile enough to pivot quickly. The voice at the center turns complaint into performance art. It’s both grand and oddly personal, filled with some of the band's most memorable album tracks - "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side", "I Know It's Over" and the title track.
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[05/11/25 ~ 18:20]: Classic. Refuse to elaborate.
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Kyle's most favorite albums ever that are really great
Jangle Pop, Indie Pop, Post-Punk, Neo-Acoustic
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i know it’s over is the most gut wrenching song ever made.
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Representative Songs From My Teenage Years (1980-1987)
The Smiths were another one of my very favorite bands of the era. They were smart and hilarious. Morrisey's vocals are almost Sinatra-esq. He was always self deprecating and sarcastic. You never know when he's being serious. He's a one of a kind lyricist.
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