Morrissey - Suedehead: The Best Of Morrissey (1997)

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Artist: Morrissey
Title: Suedehead: The Best Of Morrissey
Year Of Release: 1997
Label: EMI
Genre: Pop, Rock, Indie, Alternative
Quality: FLAC (tracks) | Mp3 / 320kbps
Total Time: 01:11:51
Total Size: 456 MB | 163 MB
WebSite: Album Preview

Tracklist
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01. Morrissey - Suedehead 03:56
02. Morrissey - Sunny 02:44
03. Morrissey - Boxers 03:31
04. Morrissey - Tomorrow 04:06
05. Morrissey - Interlude 05:49
06. Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday 03:34
07. Morrissey - That's Entertainment 03:57
08. Morrissey - Hold On To Your Friends 04:05
09. Morrissey - My Love Life 04:26
10. Morrissey - Interesting Drug 03:28
11. Morrissey - Our Frank 03:24
12. Morrissey - Piccadilly Palare 03:27
13. Morrissey - Ouija Board, Ouija Board 04:25
14. Morrissey - You're The One For Me, Fatty 02:59
15. Morrissey - We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful 02:31
16. Morrissey - The Last Of The Famous International Playboys 03:38
17. Morrissey - Pregnant For The Last Time 02:42
18. Morrissey - November Spawned A Monster 05:25
19. Morrissey - The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get 03:44

Morrissey has always favored compilations, releasing such hodgepodges of singles, B-sides, and album tracks as Bona Drag and World of Morrissey, but the 19-track The Best of Morrissey: Suedehead is the first official "hits" collection he has released in his solo career. Spanning his years at EMI -- from 1988's Viva Hate to 1994's Vauxhall and I, with the 1995 single "Sunny" added as a bonus -- Suedehead is an imperfect collection, especially since it's sequenced out of chronological order, but it's pretty great all the same, featuring a basic selection of singles such as "Suedehead," "Everyday Is Like Sunday," "Tomorrow," "Interesting Drug," "Our Frank," "Piccadilly Palare," "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful," "The Last of the Famous International Playboys," "Boxers," and "The More You Ignore Me, the Closer I Get." There's also a handful of rarities, such as the extended version of "Interlude" and his cover of the Jam's "That's Entertainment," but at its core, this disc is a solid collection that may convince skeptics that Morrissey's solo records did indeed have a lot to offer.~The Best of Morrissey: Suedehead Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

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