THE SMITHS - Louder Than Bombs 2xLP Vinyl EX Condition
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The Smiths 'Louder Than Bombs' 2 vinyl LP disc album
Alternative Rock, Indie RockTracklistHide Credits
A1 Is It Really So Strange? 3:02 A2 Sheila Take A Bow 2:41 A3 Shoplifters Of The World Unite 2:57 A4 Sweet And Tender Hooligan 3:33 A5 Half A Person Producer – Stephen Street 3:35 A6 London Producer – Stephen Street 2:06 B1 Panic 2:17 B2 Girl Afraid 2:48 B3 Shakespeare's Sister 2:08 B4 William, It Was Really Nothing 2:10 B5 You Just Haven't Earned It Yet, Baby 3:21 B6 Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now 3:34 C1 Ask Voice [Additional] – Kirsty Maccoll 3:15 C2 Golden Lights Written-By – Twinkle (3) 2:38 C3 Oscillate Wildly 3:26 C4 These Things Take Time 2:21 C5 Rubber Ring 3:46 C6 Back To The Old House 3:04 D1 Hand In Glove 3:10 D2 Stretch Out And Wait 2:37 D3 Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want 1:50 D4 This Night Has Opened My Eyes Producer – Roger Pusey 3:40 D5 Unloveable 3:55 D6 Asleep 4:16(See Observer article by Ron Hart 03/24/17)
The 72-minute-long collection, which featured such Smiths faves as “Panic,” “Shakespeare’s Sister,” “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now,” “William, It Was Really Nothing,” and, of course, its indelible b-side “Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want,” also features the group’s most striking packaging as well. Its title comes from a particular line in Canadian poet Elizabeth Smart’s 1945 prose novel By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept:
Everything flows like the Mississippi over a devastated earth, which drinks unsufeited, and augments the liquid with waterfalls of gratitude; which raises a sound of praise to deafen all doubters forever; to burst their shamed eardrums with the roar of proof, louder than bombs or screams or the inside ticking of remorse.
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