The Telegraph online has rounded up their list of 50 greatest album tracks: the hits that never were. Some, they say, were too long, some too strange, others hidden on albums that nobody bought.
Cemetry Gates figures in the top ten.
- 8 The Smiths Cemetry Gates The Queen Is Dead, 1986
‘So we go inside and we gravely read the stones.’ Oh, you japesome punster, Morrissey. Though Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others is catchier, this sun-shunning, poetic-name-dropping, bedsit-angst-fest with its famously misspelt title is about as Smiths as you could ever get. -
50 greatest album tracks: the hits that never were - The Telegraph
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in 1989 Morrissey ended at VPRO song of the year
at 25 with 'the last of the famous international
playboys'
for the ones who like to know the full list
or nmbr
vpro 3-voor-12 wensite which you can vote this
years number and they look back a few times a week at another year
The Pixies were 1 with Monkey gone to heaven
[don't moderate of-topic or whateve I just posted
on topic info just read at the 3-voor-12 website,
about 1989]
were you there?
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