The Smiths general

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>>64407078
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PShfGsFr6d4

Get in on this anon

>>64407078
Some girls are bigger than others

https://youtu.be/zH18_dZIYOE
Link

This Charming Man (Hatful of Hollow version)
Probably The Queen is Dead

The Headmaster Ritual is the best Smiths song IMO.

HAND IN GLOVE

Man, I love the Smiths so much. I wish I could have gone to one of their concerts.

I can't decide my favorite song of theirs.

S/T. PGMG has a huge place in my heart, was engaged to a lovely girl and that ended, listened to it almost everyday after for months though these days This Charming Man is by far my favourite.
HoH. Still Ill or How Soon is Now
MiM. That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore or Barbarism Begins at Home
QiD. (Favourite, in my top 10 favourite albums of all time) I can't pick. I can say it's not Frankly Mr. Shankly though I wrote a play for Uni titled after it
SHWC. Stop Me, or Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
LTB. Ask or Asleep

hatful of hollow
can't decide what my favorite song is.. maybe what difference does it make or I know it's over

nowhere fast is my favorite

>>64408970
>I know it's over
good choice, probably one of the more depressing tracks from The Queen is Dead

one more bump

>>64408198
Yes. Love the HoH version.
It's a sad song, but still upbeat and like content

>>64408970
yes.
that whole damn album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VvqUI2wN5Q

>>64407078
Best songs?
>this charming man(classic riff, just very good post punk influenced pop)
>cemetery gates(I dont think ive heard a more beautiful guitar riff and vocals so peaceful. This song makes me want to cry even though its one of their supposedly happiest.)
>death of a disco dancer(this song got me into them. Great lyrics.)
>the hand that rocks the cradle(it took time to grow on me but the lullaby like vocals, haunting melancholic riff, disturbing lyrics and bass really make a good atmosphere.)
>barbarism begins at home(the smiths in their prime music wise. Great instrumentation, very catchy)


Not easy to pick as they only have like 2 bad songs

>>64410745
What two would you say? Curious

Also would like to add that s/t (yes even with the not so impressive production. It took time time to grow on me and if you didnt like it but still like the smiths, i would recommend you to listen to it again ) and strange ways(got me into them initially and it has the best aged production) are the best (also the other albums feel less like albums and more like collection of singles so that adds to it)

>>64410811
I never got into sheila take a bow or vicar in tutu. Thoughts on those?

>>64410836
I used to not like vicar in a tutu too. Listen to the live version on rank, changed my mind about it.

Barbarism Begins at Home senpai