The Smiths - The Smiths (1984) (FULL ALBUM)

Album's Title: The Smiths
Artist: The Smiths
Year: 1984
Genre: Post Punk
Tracks:
1-Reel Around The Fountain (00:00)
2-You've Got Everything Now (05:57)
3-Miserable Lie (09:57)
4-Pretty Girls Make Graves (14:24)
5-The Hand That Rocks The Cardle (18:08)
6-This Charming Man (22:47)
7-Still Ill (25:30)
8-Hand In Glove (28:50)
9-What Difference Does It Make (32:14)
10-I Don't Owe You Anything (36:03)
11-Suffer Little Children (40:08)

[@LydgiaOfHarlem]

I was a 19 year old Black girl from Harlem, NYC who obsessed over this album. That's the beauty of great music, it transcends time, space and type! Here I am at 55 in 2020 singing along like it was all a dream.

[@thiagobarreto2447]

:)- Timeless

[@billyves1]

It wasn't a dream, all a dream, you are your own dream babe. Still, I guess I know what you mean... ;-) Cheers, and Love from France (and congretulations for the last election to all of you !)

[@tomgat6314]

wow i like to see them in the 80's :(

[@billyves1]

@@tomgat6314 You still can see not them but himself in concert. I've seen them quite a while ago at the Olympia in Paris, and I purchased my ticket for the Salle Pleyel next May 14th. Come over mate !=> www.sallepleyel.com/concerts-spectacles/pop-rock-folk/morrissey_e695

[@marcoortiz4579]

Fantastic, just like me... hello from Europe...

[@IronClaw99]

RIP Andy Rourke (1964 - 2023).

[@vegascatrescue335]

Cheers to Andy Rourke, an amazing musician. Rest in peace. You gave the world a wonderful gift🎸❤️

[@mrwonderful7864]

Yeah God Bless him amazing talent

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

...one of the most woefully under-appreciated musicians on bass was he

[@kantstenchonthemel5641]

a student in 84 rainy days, a cold room, and this strange album played loud as a source of energy.

[@grungepants]

This album + rainy days + bed= good times.

[@theshleepingsheep9932]

There was a thunderstorm near me recently. This album, the relaxing sounds of minecraft weather and this album with the thunderstorm being slightly muffled out was bliss.

[@Mrbrbusby]

Sent away to a lonely school in 1984 and when this LP plays verily I am “back at the old Grey school.” Nonetheless what I’d bloody do to go back to those now seemingly quite happy times seen from the lens of nostalgia.

me too

[@beyourselfeveryoneelseista2625]

It's still working like a treat to me, definitely

[@dinohuntr851]

It’s not easy to pick a favorite Smith’s album, but this might be my favorite.

[@mikehill7587]

God bless you and your family 🙏❤️ Michael

[@pg6917]

It's such a good masterpiece, i consider it's not their best work though

[@kanevenkat8588]

This one is great, but the queen is dead is truly a masterpiece.

[@solcondori934]

Same

[@AAwildeone]

The first time I heard, "people see no worth in you, but I do..." in 1994 in high school, I felt self-confidence for the first time in my life...this entire album strained out extraneous noise

[@Shioumenato]

Man this first album is heavy with emotions.

[@DireitoConstitucionalProfGeral]

The best album. I've listened for thirty years.

[@miroslavniesporek2935]

THE BEST band ever! emotions, voice, instruments - everything's perfect.

[@rachelwingate2885]

My favorite Smiths album ever!!!

[@sterlingmartin3212]

They are number 3 for me👻

[@mikeluke9404]

The greatest debut album of all time. It has everything , funny, morose, tragic, hilarity, humanity, profound and timeless.

[@tomgat6314]

its my fav album (in fact whole smith"s albums have a high quality)

[@pedromanrisques2823]

The first sentence is too pretentious. The rest, I sign.

[@afrisfafromatakis1153]

@@tomgat6314 mine too (with ecco ooooooo)

[@youtubeaccount9058]

@@pedromanrisques2823 Pretentiousness and Morrissey go hand in hand!

[@brianschmitzer6722]

@@youtubeaccount9058 Haha That's the best post I've seen in ages! Well done.

[@bunnychowmuncher]

22:46 One of the best guitar riff openings to a song in my humble opinion.

[@jenniferkonstant5920]

It's definitely up there!

[@Soundofsilver2007]

Definitely in ‘Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress’ (territory).

[@himalia7884]

I know it’s so good it goes DOODOODOODOODOODOODOOTDOOTDOODOODOODOO and it’s just so good

[@david-uk1jf]

It is!

[@tropicalglitterxo]

literally

[@COACHRUSITO]

It's time the tale were told Of how you took a child And you made him old It's time the tale were told Of how you took a child And you made him old You made him old Reel around the fountain Slap me on the patio I'll take it now Oh Fifteen minutes with you Well, I wouldn't say no Oh, people said that you were virtually dead And they were so wrong Fifteen minutes with you Oh, I wouldn't say no Oh, people said that you were easily led And they were half-right Oh, they, oh, they were half-right, oh It's time the tale were told Of how you took a child And you made him old It's time that the tale were told Of how you took a child And you made him old You made him old Oh, reel around the fountain Slap me on the patio I'll take it now Ah, oh Fifteen minutes with you Oh, I wouldn't say no Oh, people see no worth in you Oh, but I do Fifteen minutes with you Oh, I wouldn't say no Oh, people see no worth in you I do Oh, I, oh, I do Oh I dreamt about you last night And I fell out of bed twice You can pin and mount me like a butterfly But, "Take me to the haven of your bed" Was something that you never said Two lumps, please You're the bee's knees but so am I Oh, meet me at the fountain Shove me on the patio I'll take it slowly Oh Fifteen minutes with you Oh, I wouldn't say no Oh, people see no worth in you Oh, but I do Fifteen minutes with you Oh, I wouldn't say no Oh, people see no worth in you I do Oh, I, I do Oh, I do Oh, I do Oh, I do

[@cdubs9918]

When I was younger I never really listened to the Smith's. It was always the sad, art house girls who listened to them. I was a punk kid. Then I dated some girl who had this CD and she played it for me and I was like..."Oh they're popular because their fuckin' awesome" . Hooked ever since!

[@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz]

She had great taste in music!

[@thecrabcorecrew5119]

the same thing happend to me i got really into punk and I'd heard of the smith but hadn't listened to them until a few years later

[@spaceslav8954]

@@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz I can't believe that there are actually girls out there with a good taste in music. I have known maybe two in my entire life.

[@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz]

Franz Müller It’s as rare as a hundred dollar bill lying on the sidewalk.

[@spaceslav8954]

@@Itsnotanymore-ku7dz Yeah I know. I'm going to marry the next one (the third) when I meet her. 😁

[@patriciagarner7396]

At 63 I’m listening. Morrisey’s voice is an instrument! I wish they’d reunite with all new music

[@ChrisSwaningAround]

Nah mate, it'd be awful. Morrisey in particular isn't the person he was then

[@shanelderbyshire4907]

As much as I want the same thing it's best left ..We have the memories..better than nothing ❤

[@simondeeley7032]

One of the greatest albums of all time. Certainly one of the greatest debut albums ever. From one of the greatest bands of all time. If you don't appreciate this then you may as well move on ....

[@Sara-nd8oj]

ive heard so much about this band, this is the first time actually listening to it. im a huge music nerd from classical to metal, i love all sorts of music but i can’t really explain what i’m feeling listening to this. For the first time i don’t know what am i feeling. when i listen to certain bands of artists or composers i exactly know what is going on. Chopin- great im feeling sadness greif confusion its filling the void, Death- so techincal yet melodic i have a deep connection the the music and how chaotic yet organised and inventive it is, its agressive but really calming in a way. type o negative, him- lust, love, darkness, gothic vampire vibes- i know exactly what i want feel. led zeppelin- 70s at its best. hawkwind, yes- absolute soul awakening releasing itself into the sky, happiness daydreaming. blah blah blah. but this is something completely out of my feeling’s comprehension. i’ve never heard anything like this before. I’m slowly falling in love with this confusion

[@comeupandseememakeme]

When I first took a chance and bought this album in 1984; vinyl of course, I read a review about it in Rolling Stone. Put it on and the song Reel Around the Fountain was like the beginning of a new era in my life it was never the same. I grew up when I started listening to this record; the lyrics and music were very sobering.

[@xiiinosceteipsum]

" for there are brighter sides to life, and i should know because ive seen them, but not very often"

[@markdale9709]

Me and my mate thought that line was the funniest thing ever

[@postpunkpoet4888]

This album is just heavenly, the whole output from The Smiths is fantastic!

[@webertmacedo5247]

esse album e muito bom msm , 🤘

[@matthewarmitage6681]

Still the greatest band ever xxx England's Rose

[@runandraisans6055]

Playing this as a mixed up teenager in his bedroom all those years ago still my favourite smiths album helped me get past a different time

[@TeleoRedleg]

If you ever run into Morrissey, and he tells you that England owes him a living, don't ask him why. Trust me on this.

[@mikehill7587]

Whatching his concerts seems like he loves people Christ 🙏 bless you and your family

[@route66uk9]

:) :) :) PEACHY!!

[@lotsofciggies]

There is a certain class of people who would die happily knowing Morrissey's saliva once coated the insides of their ocular cavities, of course. Those people know who they are though.

[@sebaof]

Yo te creo.

[@flagemdown66]

I don't know about all the politics, but in 1984 I was 17/18 still in high school and I bought The Smiths on cassette. Liked it enough to buy a few more albums... It was about liking the music, I didn't get into anything else... All we had then was the music, not all of the image baggage and whatever's... Where I was groups like this and the cure, rem etc were a welcome change from the CRAP mainstream FM was pumping us with, so that's all I remember.

[@zackzallie8735]

College depression never captured much better than this album.

[@sirpizza2044]

Attaboy.

[@andrewjohnstone963]

Mythology total and utter nonsense Stereotyped garbage This wonderful lp transcends everything about life not one wee particular peice of lazy stupid journalistic guff and depression you dont know what the fuck depression is total nonsense

[@adrianarocha2437]

@@andrewjohnstone963 chill

[@andrewjohnstone963]

Im chilled what the fuck has suffer little children et al got to do with mr pretentious zack zalle get a grip He dosnt know what depression is about do you dr freeze

[@redskies4530]

How's it going Zack?Great comment about 'college depression'. Zack I'd like to recommend the song 'Where I Come From' by Robert Nix

[@20feetunder]

First time I've listened to this for too long.. went to see the Smiths at the local town hall in 84 probably only 150 people there. Looking back probably one of the best gigs I ever went to. Truly fantastic album coming up to 40 years old and stands the test of time.

[@aAron-lv7wo]

Ive met jealousy

[@dannyH84]

Best album in my opinion. Raw & gritty. Reel around the fountain, still ill, cradle to the grave, what difference does it make, suffer little children. Half of there greatest hits there.

[@scotttracey2297]

queen is dead is the masterpiece

[@ricovato7296]

Questionable in my simple opinion

[@fatbastard4961]

Cradle to the Grave by Cradle of Filth...lol 😂😂😂

[@duncanwcraig9668]

I don’t want a lover I just want to be seen.

[@BM-yr1lc]

This and Strangeways are my faves

[@youtubepolice605]

This album is the music of my youth and the loss of it.

[@ishanbhardwaj]

This album is the end of my youth before it even started. I am dead inside.

[@oskahuxley6322]

@@ishanbhardwaj this album is the end of my death and the youth of my loss.

[@Noodleydoo]

Reel Around the Fountain still makes me cry. "people see no worth in you oh but I do..."

[@caiograco7893]

ITS TIME THE TALE WAS TOLD GODAMMIT OF HOW A BAND NEVER FUCKING GOT OLD Never fucking old, no matter how many years pass by this video. Perfect band, perfect album, perfect moment

[@zoejane1635]

07 here, their songs are trending on social media, so ur right! they really dont ever get old.

[@brandon2912t]

You are so right! Even the art work of this album was so perfect, there are so many things that I pick up on from that photo and it had a connection with all the tracks. I feel so blessed to have grown up listening to this debut album and discovering who the band members were. I remember being captivated by so many things when I got this album home and listened to it on my sister's really cool headphones.........I was catatonic for the rest of the evening as I took in Marrs guitar, Morrissey's voice and his sublime lyrics telling more than a story, with wit, humour sarcasm and honesty. It was like I had found a nugget of gold and I was chuffed to bits for months.

[@faviolaortiz8831]

Moz was such a master lyricist! I thank him for helping me through some awful times during my youth.

[@cricketbat09]

Misery never sounded more impressive. A great album full of angst and great melodies.

[@bluesslider76]

As a kid born in 76 I missed the Smiths and other great music from the early 80’s or it passed right through my ears on MTV. I’ve even covered How Soon in cover bands in NC in my adult years. Man how this is luxury listening all of their material , many for the first time at 43. My god it’s criminal I didn’t know of all their catalog in my younger years. Fantastic on all levels !

[@supergrahamg]

there speaks a man of taste and sensibility

[@kcwatkins4377]

You take me back and lead me forward. ☮️

[@richholoch8230]

Rhythm section kicks ass. Insanely great bass player. Rock steady drummer with a great simple but very powerful sound. Of course this is the foundation for the rest of this great band.

[@alexdebua2666]

Yes because with only Marr and Moz you can start another successfull band..

[@stevenmccarthy534]

Bass and Drums, the engine and gas that keeps everything reel'n and'a rock'n!!!! They had a rock solid foundation for sure!!!

[@micky3290]

1.Reel Around The Fountain (00:00) 2.You've Got Everythin Now (05:57) 3.Miserable Lie (09:57) 4.Pettry Girl Make Graves (14:24) 5.The Hand That Rocks The Cardle (18:08) 6.This Charming Man (22:47) 7.Still Ill (25:30) 8. Hand In Glove (28:50) 9. What Difference Does It Make (32:14) 10. I Don't Owe You Anything (36:03) 11.Sufer Little Children (40:08)

[@dimaMAYD]

Hand in Globe The Sun shines out of lucid Mars

[@xotwod3254]

@@dimaMAYD hahaha

[@pacificdream5152]

Not all heroes wear caps

[@didierg2076]

Hand in gloVe !!!!, not hand in gloBe !

[@alicjachudzik6762]

Super! Dziękuję ❣️

[@lemankurtz8950]

Morrissey and Marr are talked about incessantly. The f*cking bassist and Drummer are world class. The Bass/Guitar progressions and patterns in "Still Ill" (and many other songs) are EMOTIVELY POWERFUL.

[@richholoch8230]

They are all great, but yeah, its the full on band. The piano playing is beautiful too.

[@108padma]

I've heard that the bass parts were written by Marr and not Rourke.

[@arnie8604]

Back in the mid 80's I was the only 1 in my class and school who loved this band .... I used to laugh at them mocking me because I knew they were the greatest band around .... still are .... anyway I'm glad when I look back they didn't share my love for the Smiths .... I had them all to myself .... I was 13 in 1984 .... no band could ever touch the Smiths.

[@hourslookingsideways7850]

The sycophantic slags all say...

[@tonyunsworth2880]

Same here mate 😀 13 in 1984 Manchester only 17 miles down from my road The Smiths All to myself 😀 they will never DREAM .

[@gregoriobual4378]

You're right during those days only a handful of us who like the Smiths.

[@markspinharney7067]

I was 18 in 84-and will never stop listening.❤

[@michaelbelmes8612]

I was lonely until I heard this album

[@CartoonDinosaur.]

No other singer can put this much emotion into their voice

[@djmatter98]

You're both, my medicine and my poison...I love you man.

[@fr.c.7452]

Tenho 38 anos e ouço The Smiths desde os 18 anos, nunca me canso de ouvir, além de marcar minha vida, suas músicas me remetem a um tempo que não vivi, acho estranho, enfim.... 😁✌🇧🇷 Prados - MG / Brasil

[@HCreep]

Esse álbum é bom dmssss, de JP, Paraíba

[@aldefranartesvisuais5311]

Emgraçado. Eu vivi a época. Mas ja vi um lindo comentario, parecido com o seu. Smiths me faz sentir nostalgia de uma épica que não vivi.

[@athirsoncavalcante433]

Cara, seu comentário descreveu o que sinto quando ouço. É como se eu lembrasse de uma vida passada e sentisse um apego por essa lembrança

[@stanettiels7367]

What you’re feeling is called anemoia: a feeling of nostalgia for a thing you never actually experienced.

[@paulogaldinodelima7005]

Em 85, aos meus 11-12 anos conhecia This Charming Man mas não o álbum todo, que só ouvi 10 anos depois... Adoro esse álbum!

[@shaunfoley858]

Hand in glove always my favourite dancing around my bedroom.

[@MaximusWolfe]

Like a girl?

[@Leo-qe3gl]

​@@MaximusWolfe why not 🤷‍♂️🕺

[@MaximusWolfe]

@@Leo-qe3gl Men should dance like men, obviously.

[@bryanault1439]

15 minutes with you🎶 a student in 84 rainy days, a cold room, and this strange album played loud as a source of energy.

[@DirtyNicko1]

I was there..

[@oskahuxley6322]

Strange album? How dare you. Well maybe it is a bit alternative.

[@sidneyeasyrider1333]

Am a late bloomer when it comes to the smiths but know am listening to all there albums repeatedly 💯 real

[@jazminsutcliff4106]

Thank you so much. This is exactly what I needed.

[@shadowcat8067]

OHHHH I CANNOT SAY WHAT I FEEL WHIT THIS ALBUM. I JUST CRIYNG N SMILE.

[@reaganwiles_art]

almost thirty years since i first heard this - never sounded better than today

[@guntherhendrix7028]

Amazing album. I don't remember spending as much time listening to The Smiths as I must have in the past. I know these songs so well!

[@joshcardin2783]

This is so beautiful....nothing compares to The Smiths.....I adore.

[@karennqz]

Honestly all of The Smiths albums deserved a Grammy, they're all amazing and beautiful masterpieces and I really think that their music was very underestimated because sadly the artists are no longer awarded for their talent but for the charts. The Smiths may never win a Grammy but that doesn't really matter because they had something that many of the artists who have won a Grammy do not have: A REAL TALENT.

[@davidskeen4000]

So true !

[@ricovato7296]

Sad and simple

[@JesusFernandez-fv3vt]

But, dear Karen, nobody cares about Grammy...Smiths are just ahead of their time and eternal!

[@bootlegbasquiat7552]

one of the best artists dont have grammys

[@forrestcain1837]

Agree. Just listen to the lyrics to "what diff does it make ohhohohhhhhh"

[@kayesfabchannel8559]

The only band that all of their four studio albums(not compilation) made to the Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of all time.

[@Daniearp]

That's incorrect, The Velvet Underground had all its four studio abums included as well, Squeeze doesn't count.

[@kayesfabchannel8559]

@@Daniearp Thanks for the info, I appreciate that!

[@kittykaye6403]

@@Daniearp What I mean is, The Velvet Underground released five studio albums and four of those made to the Rolling Stone's 500 greatest albums of all time. The Smiths released four studio albums and all made to the 500 greatest albums of all time. Period. That's why they're the only band who accoplished that in terms of the Rolling Stone's picked.

[@franciscobaltazarlabranago6248]

@@name4915 You're bound to leave some albums out when making this kind of list dude, don't go around callin a list awful because you don't agree with it

[@captainmoondog1947]

@@name4915 Actually there is two Brian Eno's albums (Here Come The Warm Jets, Another Green World)

[@damonnh]

I was always into music but The Smiths was the first band I heard that truly spoke to who I was and to what I was really thinking and feeling and anxious about.

[@thelantern9075]

Masterpiece.

[@AV9000x]

You are one.

[@theiLhan]

Thanks for sharing this. You CLEARLY have great taste in music. Peace from San Francisco.

[@juanrosales9785]

what an amazing album, I started listen this magic music just one year ago and I felt in love, now the smiths is part of my repertoire forever....

[@jussaracavalcante4934]

Hand in glove always my favourite dancing around my bedroom. MOZ' Masterpiece!!!! The best album. I've listened for thirty years.

[@tomgat6314]

its so grooovy so i like to dance and move like moz when i hear this charmin man and what difference does it makes

[@joshcardin2783]

Classic that I love.......since my 20's years old....for me...it's The Most beautiful band ever.....I love....I adore.

[@thoru4367]

Literally legendary! Masterfully crafted stuff right here

[@SuperNaldolima]

Nós, brasileiros, amamos smiths.

[@elenamilitopingitore5044]

Thank you for making us feel all these years. Love, the World ❤

[@thirdofaman]

Thank you for uploading.

[@DDMCPHEE]

I remember listening to this album for the first time as a teenager and being pulled in by the yearning in the lyrics and Johnny's beautiful playing. Gradually got into other artists and veered off The Smiths- but they'll always pull you back in. I feel like in 20-30 years I'll appreciate them even more. I hope so anyway.

[@yobpogi204]

The Smith is great band mark my word.

[@IAmNoeyes]

Your Words have been Marked.

[@davemesser5958]

I was 17 I'm 56 now how time goes by there still brilliant now on you tube Dave xx⚘

[@tingletangle1]

the best of the best debut ever .

[@andrewjohnstone963]

Wire Pink flag

[@jameshamilton26]

Just listened to it. Loved it . Somebody who is 25 thank god for KZbin so I can go back in time . Modern music is shocking .

[@fords_nothere_100]

Almost 40 yrs old and still effective, thoughtful and beautiful. What a set of tunes to start your career with. That Morrissey /Marr connection was something else.

[@argopunk]

I was living in a very dull-ass suburb of Montreal when this came out, it blew me away. It was a new sound to me. 35 years later, half of the album still sounds great.

[@madophelia4322]

only half?

[@argopunk]

@@madophelia4322 Yup.

[@madophelia4322]

@@argopunk there's no bad song on the album...all of it sounds great

[@argopunk]

@@madophelia4322 Yes master.

[@decaffeinatedafrican5997]

canada’s mostly dreary.

[@lisadelgado6980]

thank yoy from russia a student in 84 rainy days, a cold room, and this strange album played loud as a source of energy. a student in 84 rainy days, a cold room, and this strange album played loud as a source of energy.

[@mikehill7587]

I pray Christ 🙏 gives you a warm place love ❤️ you And all God's blessings 🙏 on you and your family 🙏❤️ I Michael

[@stephcolosimo6441]

15 minutes with you🎶

[@xotwod3254]

Oh I wouldn't say no~

[@duantorruellas716]

The arrangements on this album and the vocals are what makes this a masterpiece. The The guitars on this , well I dont have to tell you about this . Not since page has there been such string sorcery found in Marrs , ok it's a big difference but this statement applies to my own preference. Yes this album has always been one of my favorite Smith's albums , it's a masterpiece made up of many masterpieces. The Hendley track still gives me chills , the most haunting combination of vocal and guitar I've ever heard.

[@redskies4530]

Hi I recommend taking a listen to the song 'Where I Come From' by Robert Nix

[@duantorruellas716]

@@redskies4530 I just listened to it and it made me roar with laughter , it's hilarious . I couldnt stop laughing. It made me feel very happy , with it's strange tempo and timing . When I looked for a pattern in it , it disappeared and I laughed even more. Thank you for making me happy. BTW I wonder if you've ever heard of a band called the fixx? They did a song called red skies at night.

[@redskies4530]

@@duantorruellas716 Quite the reaction there Duan-I only recommend the strangest tunes ha ha and yes I took my name from that Fixx tune-it rocks.

[@duantorruellas716]

@@redskies4530 hell yeah , that tune rocks 👍

[@oskahuxley6322]

Also the good thing about Jonny Marr is that his guitar work isn't attention hogging and wanky. No explicit solos just an equal mastery of lyrics and chords. Just beautiful stuff.

[@ilovemusic8036]

Still have the vinyl.....still one of my fave albums

[@lalila527]

belleza en estado puro¡¡¡ thank you. Gracias ¡

[@joshcardin2783]

We have 60 now.. and this sound was our soul.......!!!

[@Mike-ir9fx]

Absolutely timeless, lyrically streets ahead of every single group then and now. Honest,raw,funny, sad poetic and magnificent ♥️😭

[@ThePegasus101]

i grew up not far from saddleworth moor...a haunting place but also beautiful...find these kids

[@walkerhijonitaufi4819]

The best album. I've listened for thirty years. You can pin and mount me like a butterfly. THE BEST band ever! emotions, voice, instruments - everything's perfect. thank yoy from russia

[@joshcardin2783]

I adore The Smiths !!!

[@danielevinciarelli797]

40 years have passed. But the heart beats always as the old times. God blesses this music.

[@christophgrambach2832]

TY to upload!!

[@katebraveheart6355]

I came out after hearing this gem of a record. Thank you Smiths for saving my life

[@jorgetavares2839]

Uma voz ANGELICAL .😎😎😎

[@braza15]

RIP Andy Rourke 😓

[@aliveinolympia]

25:29 Still Ill is the centerpiece of this album, to my ears. This Charming Man is amazing, but Still Ill has a certain bleakness to it set atop that wonderfully meandering guitar. Ah, and when it all comes together for the chorus "...oh, am I still ill?" Love it.

[@foobawooba]

You perfectly put my obsession with this song into words

[@clementfernandez8265]

This soothes my mind

[@sergiocabrera3336]

I Love The Smiths...simplemente Geniales...

[@mlves7001]

Um dos maiores disco de todos os tempos, um dos melhores do The Smiths! The Smiths is NOT dead...

[@ricardosampaio4056]

Que pena que esse álbum foi muito substimado pela mídia, que ainda estava no costume do New Wave eletrônico e música Comercial! Mas em 1984 e 1985 virão que o The Smiths estava influenciando muito jovens e adolescente , com seus arranjos de Johnny Marr e as poesias de Morrissey! Que falava diretamente da vidas deles! Foi a Smithimania! A Banda dos Nerds, , tímidos e os rejeitados pela sociedades dos Bad Boys! Depremidos!

[@joshcardin2783]

Classic Eterno.....We Love !!!!!!!!

[@jameslansing7252]

Oh, to have seen them at this time...was great!

[@southerner4566]

The music of my youth.

[@agrilia7]

i am listening to the best albums of all time

[@nicke.424]

perfect album

[@edsoncoimbra727]

Disco fantástico....Sem mais...

[@pinktomate31]

esse album marcou minha vida.

[@leannepage1778]

Great album 👌

[@music2obscureyou330]

My first intro to The Smiths when this came out. on cassette. I love it!!

[@deliriuscriativus1]

Grande album dos the Smiths. 😀☺☺ I LIKE SO MUCH.

[@marcoortiz4579]

Charming Man, always reminds me my small brother...

[@loBson86]

Thanks

[@jupiter-8405]

I can remember myself and my friend Graham Hill being fascinated by this band in 1984 at 12 years old, we played 'Suffer Little Children' over and over as it was a B side to 'Heaven Knows....'. Other kids were listening to Electro (whatever that is), it was our shared private pleasure.

[@JaquelineGomes-fx5oj]

The Smith é a temporal nao canso de escutar

[@tommcnabb653]

Happy 40th anniversary of this album's release. It changed everything for me.

[@dirkdiggler8367]

Cuando tenía 13 el peluquero con el que iba me prestó varios discos entre ellos venía está y El world of Morrissey y desde ahi quedé enganchado termino regalandomelo aún lo conservo ya no supe nada de ese peluquero pero siempre le agradezco que me enseñará está banda y Morrissey

[@Craicfox161]

Crazy to think Johnny Marr was only 20/21 years of age co-writing this masterpiece

[@groudon27]

not really