Songs that keep an album from being perfect
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Vicar in a tutu
Frankly Mr. Shankly
look he posted it again
>>60905843
but those are both the best songs on the album
>thinking those are the worst songs
>people still think Frankly Mr. Shankly is a bad song
>>60905956
People always get The Smiths all backwards.
I always hear retards saying, "wow, Heaven Knows is suuuuch a big fuck you to corporations! Epic!" when Frankly, Mr. Shankly is quite literally a resignation letter to Rough Trade, with a big kick to Geoff Travis' balls, who tried to impress Morrissey with his writing.
>I didn't realize that you wrote poetry
>I didn't realize you wrote such bloody awful poetry, Mr. Shankly
It's the ultimate "screw this job, I'm out" song.
>>60905843
that album is far from perfect (the last song is forgettable for instance) but Frankly Mr. Shankly is one of the best songs
>For Dinner
mama mia
>>60906100
Morrissey isn't much of a poet himself desu
>>60905843
>picking both of the tracks that are pleb filters
nice work anon
>>60906442
Still my favourite album, but why they had to put that song in an only 6 tracks album while they had an instrumental masterpiece like glenn?
>>60905843
"Frankly Mr. Shankly" is fantastic. I agree with "Vicar in a Tutu"
>My Friend Goo
Hell of a Life
>discussing music
>>>/reddit/
>>60906584
Glenn is great but it doesn't exactly fit between Washer and Good Morning, Captain. For Dinner... is a very moody transitional track.
>>60905843
what the fuck OP, Frankly Mr. Shankly is 10/10. Vicar is very good too, but probably the weakest track
