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"The Boy With The Thorn..." live (McAlister Auditorium, New Orleans, Sept. 8, '86) posted on Spotify

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Via:
http://www.officialsmiths.co.uk/tqid/#

#TheBoyWithTheThornInHisSide for memories via Twitter & Instagram.

Regards,
FWD.


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The Guardian: Exclusive Soundcloud link to Rubber Ring / WSS live (from new box set) + iTunes offer

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The Guardian shares an 'exclusive' Soundcloud link to Rubber Ring / What She said.

Listen to an exclusive unreleased Smiths song, recorded live in Boston - The Guardian

Live In Boston - recorded at the Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts on August 5, 1986.

"Muscular, honest, funny – The Queen is Dead has all the most endearing traits of the Smiths dialled up to the max, and is thought of by many as the band’s masterpiece album. With Bigmouth Strikes Again, There is a Light That Never Goes Out and The Boy With the Thorn in His Side, it certainly contains many of their signature songs.

It’s now getting the full dad-pleasing Christmas box set treatment: a 3xCD and DVD combo with the original album, demos and B-sides, Derek Jarman’s beautiful music video trilogy, and Live in...

"Bigmouth Strikes Again" live (Greek Theatre, Berkeley, Aug. 23, '86) posted on Spotify, YouTube

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Via:
http://www.officialsmiths.co.uk/tqid/#

#BigmouthStrikesAgain to share memories on Twitter & Instagram.

YouTube:



Regards,
FWD.


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"Strangeways..." included in Guardian article with readers sharing their favourite albums turning 30

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Includes Strangeways, by Andrew Hall

Michael Jackson, George Michael, Prince and more: readers share their favourite albums turning 30 - The Guardian

Excerpt:

The Smiths – Strangeways Here We Come

Both Morrissey and Johnny Marr consider the Smiths’ final LP to be their finest album, which is evidence that artists are rarely the best judges of their own work. Any release that includes something as “will this do?” as the terminal Death at One’s Elbow can’t be considered the finest anything (with Morrissey’s belch at the end of the track providing a...

"Cemetry Gates" live (Manchester Free Trade Hall Oct. 30, '86) - posted on Spotify & YouTube

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http://www.officialsmiths.co.uk/tqid/#



#CemetryGates to share memories on Instagram & Twitter.

A prompt YouTube this week:
(last gig with Gannon in the band).



Regards,
FWD.



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"Never Had No One Ever" live (Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham 21, Oct, '86) - posted on Spotify

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3 minutes and 7 seconds, but wonderful.
#NeverHadNoOneEver on Instagram & Twitter.
Spotify link via:
http://www.officialsmiths.co.uk/tqid/#



Regards,
FWD.

(You can download it here along with other recent tracks:
https://www.morrissey-solo.com/thre...ecent-live-tracks-via-qobuz-downloads.140536/).


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Mastering on the new TQID reissue finally revealed - Super Deluxe Edition

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Saturday Deluxe / 19 August 2017 - Super Deluxe Edition

Mastering work on the new "The Queen Is Dead" was finally revealed to Super Deluxe Edition from Warner.

There were people wondering whether the set was in fact, remastered, since Johnny Marr suggested his remasters a few years ago, were fairly definitive.

Super Deluxe Edition got word from Warner that Bill Inglot mastered the new set.

Bill Inglot has done a number of mastering projects for The Smiths/Morrissey over the years.
Super Deluxe claims that Morrissey and Marr have approved the audio.

It’s Been 30 Years Since The Smiths Broke Up, And Fans Still Love Them - The Federalist

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It’s Been 30 Years Since The Smiths Broke Up, And Fans Still Love Them - The Federalist.
By Christopher J. Scalia.

The indie-rock band's greatness extended beyond controversial moroseness into an abundance of humor, literary inspiration, and musicality in its songs.

Excerpt:
"As U2 continues its tour celebrating the 1987 release of “The Joshua Tree,” I can’t help but think that lovers of 80s rock should be turning their attention to another significant 30th anniversary: when four lads from Northern England—one of the most important and beloved bands of their generation, led by a remarkable songwriting duo—decided to go their separate ways without even the courtesy of a farewell tour.
I’m referring, of course, to The Smiths, who dissolved gradually over the summer of 1987, making it official in early August."


Regards,
FWD.

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