The Smiths The Queen Is Dead Zip Codes
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• ' (alternate mix)' Released: 23 September 1985 • ' Released: 19 May 1986 • ' Released: 12 October 1992 The Queen Is Dead is the third studio album by English band. It was released on 16 June 1986 in the United Kingdom by and released in the United States on 23 June 1986 through. The album spent twenty-two weeks on the, peaking at No. It also reached No.
70 on the US chart, and was certified by the in late 1990. It has sold consistently well ever since and has received unanimous critical acclaim, with listing it as the greatest album of all time in 2013. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • Songwriting [ ] Guitarist wrote several songs that would later appear on The Queen Is Dead while the Smiths toured Britain in early 1985, working out song arrangements with bassist and drummer during soundchecks. The title of the album is from 's 1964 novel. ' was, according to Marr, 'an effortless piece of music', and was written on tour in the spring of 1985. The song's lyrics refer allegorically to the band's experience of the music industry that failed to appreciate it.: 48 In 2003, Morrissey named this as his favourite Smiths song. A demo of the music for ' was posted by Marr through Morrissey's letterbox in the summer of 1985.
Morrissey then completed the song by adding lyrics. Marr has stated that he 'preferred the music to the lyrics'.: 405 'Frankly, Mr.
Shankly', 'I Know It's Over' and ' were written by Morrissey and Marr in a 'marathon' writing session in the late summer of 1985 at Marr's home in.: 136 The first of these is reputed to have been addressed to, head of the Smiths' record label. Travis has since described it as 'a funny lyric' about 'Morrissey's desire to be somewhere else', acknowledging that a line in the song about 'bloody awful poetry' was a reference to a poem he had written for Morrissey.: 86 'There Is a Light That Never Goes Out' features lyrics drawn from 'Lonely Planet Boy' by the. According to Marr: 'When we first played it, I thought it was the best song I'd ever heard'.: 442 The guitar part of 'There Is a Light That Never Goes Out' draws on cover of 's ', a song that, itself, was an inspiration for 's '. Hard Groove Rh Factor Zip.
The music for 'Never Had No One Ever', completed in August 1985, was based on a demo which Marr had recorded in December 1984, itself based on 'I Need Somebody' by.: 281 According to Marr: 'The atmosphere of that track pretty much sums up the whole album and what it was like recording it.' : 282 The lyric to the song reflects Morrissey's feeling unsafe and, being from an immigrant family, not at home on the streets of Manchester. 'The Boy with the Thorn in His Side', ' and 'Frankly, Mr. Shankly' were debuted live during a tour of Scotland in September and October,: 120–2 during which 'The Queen Is Dead' and 'There Is a Light That Never Goes Out' were soundchecked.: 78 'The Queen is Dead' was based on a song Marr began writing as a teenager.: 78 'Cemetry Gates' (sic) was a late addition to the album. Marr had not believed that the guitar part was interesting enough to be developed into a song, but Morrissey disagreed when he heard Marr play it.: 70 Recording [ ] The album was produced by Morrissey and Marr, working predominantly with engineer, who had engineered the band's 1985 album,.
Street recalled: 'Morrissey, Johnny and I had a really good working relationship – we were all roughly the same age and into the same kind of things, so everyone felt quite relaxed in the studio'. At the time the group was having difficulty with its record label Rough Trade. However, according to Street 'this didn't get in the way of recording because the atmosphere in the studio was very, very constructive.' The first song from the album to be recorded, in July 1985, was '. The recording, made with engineer at a small studio in Manchester and initially intended as a demo, was considered by the band to be good enough for release as a single. Sample from one of The Smiths' most highly regarded songs.
Problems playing this file? 'Cemetry Gates' was Morrissey's direct response to critics who had cried foul over his use of texts written by some of his favourite authors, notably and., who was also accused of plagiarism, figures as a patron saint of Morrissey's in the song's lyrics. A Wilde quote, 'Talent borrows, genius steals', was etched in the vinyl run-out grooves of the first single off the album, 'Bigmouth Strikes Again'. These etchings appear almost exclusively on the UK releases (denoted by the RT and RTT prefixes on the catalogue number).