The Smiths (Album) at a Glance
The Smiths is the debut album by English alternative rock band The Smiths, released on February 20, 1984. The album was well received by the critics as well as the public, and it established The Smiths as a prominent band in the 1980s music scene in the United Kingdom.
In 1989, the album was ranked number 22 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 100 greatest albums of the 1980s. In 2003, the album was ranked number 481 on that magazine's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time.
The Smiths
Tracklisting
2. "You've Got Everything Now"
3. "Miserable Lie"
4. "Pretty Girls Make Graves"
5. "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle"
6. "This Charming Man" (some editions only)
7. "Still Ill"
8. "Hand in Glove"
9. "What Difference Does It Make?"
10. "I Don't Owe You Anything"
11. "Suffer Little Children"
Yahoo News
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byThe Smiths
Other Lenses You Might Enjoy
-
The Queen Is Dead
-
Track listing, info, links, shop and more for The Smiths third studio album.
-
The Morrissey Video Showcase
-
Welcome to the Morrissey video showcase.
-
The Morrissey Directory
-
Morrissey and The Smiths links,discographies, clips, news,information, downloads and shopping in one handy online bookmark.
-
Vauxhall And I
-
Track list, downloads, lyrics, shop and more.
-
Ringleader Of The Tormentors
-
Tracklisting, clips etc for Ringleader of the Tormentors
New Wonkette
New Word of the Day
- bravura: Dictionary.com Word of the Day
- bravura: a showy display.
MAKE Blog
- The Brie that ate Sheboygan
- How could I resist something called "Blowing Up Cheese With Nitrous Oxide"? It's a piece, in PopSci'...
- Using piezos for sound pickup
- Nerdkits shares their process for designing a big LED VU meter, and repurposing piezo buzzers as mic...
- Weekend Project: Kinetic Remote Control
- Get rid of your batteries and power your remote control with just a shake.
Thanks go to Dhananjay Ga... - Weekend Project: Kinetic Remote Control (PDF)
- form>
Get rid of your batteries and power your remote control with just a shake.
Thanks go to Dhanan... - Designing walls for robot bricklayers
- The folks at The Wolfram Blog sent us a link to this story about using Mathematica to design unconve...
by Clairwil
(more)
