The Smiths Rough Trade Vinyl

Morrissey is undoubtedly a creative soul.

The smiths rough trade vinyl.

I actually prefer now to listen to it on vinyl. Lp uk 1988 rough 126 l. Redefining an 80s generation of disillusioned youth caused by britain s inane ability to rid itself of the poverty and turmoil of the era the smiths were the neo intellectual person s answer to the dullness surrounding them. Rough trade jack whatley september 19 2020.

Jangle pop indie pop. There is a warm full sound on this 12 you don t get from the cd. The vinyl lp is in nm condition with no groove wear and no scratches. Or not because the smiths has paid attention to these 7 little wonders by releasing louder than bombs which for the consumer is a bargain due to the cost of purchasing 45 rpm imported singles.

Vinyl lp album stencilled logo country. Green purple pink orange and clear. The lp looks like it has hasn t seen any play. Given the exponential rise in value of such items the poster is often sold separately.

This edition is remastered by johnny marr and sounds fantastic on vinyl. The smiths an album by the smiths. The smiths at rough trade. Despite his polarising political opinions of recent years it is still hard to deny the singer s impact on music with his band the smiths.

Initial copies came with a free poster and a sticker on the front showing the slightly amended catalogue number. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the 1984 stencilled logo vinyl release of the smiths on discogs. Limited to 500 copies. The smiths final rough trade album was this live affair recorded in london in 1986.

For auction a beautiful copy of the 1986 vinyl lp by the smiths titled strangeways here we come. Released 20 february 1984 on rough trade catalog no. The label is us sire rough trade. Rough trade rough 61 format.

The smiths album by the smiths out on rough trade in 1984. See the secret messages morrissey etched into the smiths vinyl releases. But all of us vinyl lunatics know that is not necessarily true and the smiths had brilliant songs placed in the obscure position of being forgotten. Double vinyl set on marbled vinyl in gatefold sleeve.

Was always my favorite smiths album.