The Smiths The Queen Is Dead Vinyl Box

The call to arms punk rocking sensibility of the queen is dead frankly mr shankly speaks to anyone in the dull mundane day to day slog of work the brilliant bigmouth strikes again that jangly guitar on the boy with the thorn in his side and one of the greatest love songs of all time there is a light that never goes out.

The smiths the queen is dead vinyl box.

Festival records l 30108 rough trade rough 96 rough trade rtranz 013. This five lp boxset contains a newly mastered and expanded version of the album including the live in boston recording demos and b sides. 5 lp box set featuring the 2017 master of the seminal album additional recordings and an unreleased live album all heavyweight vinyl 0190295785628. Gatefold sleeves for all three with printed inserts.

All three issued with gatefold sleeve and printed inner sleeves. There are no essays discussing the record because it s really hard to find a rock critic willing to discuss the smiths. The cd s are held in miniature replicas of vinyl records and housed in a fairly sturdy cardboard box. Made in the eu.

This box includes all four of the band s studio albums. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 2009 180 gram gatefold vinyl release of the queen is dead on discogs. The reissue will be available from october 20 and can be pre ordered here where you can also find the full tracklist. The smiths have announced an extended vinyl box set reissue of their 1986 album the queen is dead.

Limited eight cd box set containing digitally remastered editions of all eight smiths albums. As well as the album itself the box set will feature the first take of there is a light that never goes out along with demos and b sides taken from the album s sessions taking in 23 tracks in total. This is a decent reissue if never a great one. Round silver hype sticker on shrink.

The smiths the queen is dead label. The cd s are held in miniature replicas of vinyl records and housed in a fairly sturdy cardboard box. There are no essays discussing the record because it s really hard to find a rock critic willing to discuss the smiths.