Southpaw Grammar is a Alt/Indie album by Morrissey, originally released in 1995. On Gatefold: 50 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Alternative Rock
- shimmering
- wistful
- poetic
About
Morrissey’s fifth album is a return to the bruising glam/rockabilly hybrid of <i>Your Arsenal</i>, with “The Boy Racer” and “Dagenham Dave” making howling drama out of probing, rowdy guitars and the tremulous sincerity of his voice. He does stretch further into darker themes, opening with the extended gothic horror of “The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils” (with a Shostakovich string sample), giving a former friend a sharp drubbing in “The Operation,” and closing on an unsettling note, with the delicately scabrous “Southpaw.”
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Tracklist
- 1The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils11:17
- 2Reader Meet Author3:40
- 3The Boy Racer4:45
- 4The Operation6:52
- 5Dagenham Dave3:14
- 6Do Your Best and Don't Worry4:07
- 7Best Friend On the Payroll3:43
- 8Southpaw10:00
Credits
Performers
- Jonny BridgwoodBASS
- Spencer CobrinDRUMS DRUM
- Boz BoorerGUITAR BASS
- Alain WhyteGUITAR BACKING VOCALS
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 50 pressings tracked on Gatefold