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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Morrissey


    greenday_basketcase007 — 16 years ago(June 04, 2009 12:41 AM)

    I'm a big fan of the Smiths, but I reallly want to get into Morrissey's solo work. His album catalog seems endless and I'm sure that's not including rarities and B-sides.. Can someone please guide me as to where to start? I really wanna call myself a fan, and already admire him. I almost purchased his greatest hits ( to get my feet wet) until I realized there were two! And both of them had COMPLETELY different track listings. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated:)

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          nick-garland — 16 years ago(November 06, 2009 09:00 AM)

          Viva Hate is the first and the best, so that's definitely the best place to start. Every Day Is Like Sunday and Suedehead are definitely worthy of The Smiths at their best. Fantastic album. After that, it's a bit hit and miss, though more hit than miss overall, I think.

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            XxblackrainbowsxX — 16 years ago(November 07, 2009 03:58 PM)

            I'd say start off with Vauxhall and I and You Are The Quarry. It's the general consensus that those are his two best and most accessible albums, plus you'll get a taste of both his mid-nineties and 2000's comeback work. After that I'd recommend Years of Refusal and definitely Bona Drag, and then carry on from there. 🙂
            "I'm actually 40% papier mache"
            -Morrissey

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              JK21 — 15 years ago(November 21, 2010 01:37 PM)

              Moz has made 9 solo albums and in my opinion they are all great! A few favourites at the moment are:
              Your Arsenal
              Years of Refusal
              Ringleader of The Tormentors
              Southpaw Grammar

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