THE SMITHS - The Queen Is Dead 1986 UK *1ST PRESS* G/FOLD LP + INNER SLV. VGC
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Embark on a nostalgic journey with The Smiths' iconic album, 'The Queen Is Dead', a revered piece from their acclaimed 1986 UK first press collection. Crafted with precision, this LP is a must-have for enthusiasts of the genre, encapsulating the essence of 1980s indie rock with its distinctive sound and style.Complete with its original gatefold sleeve and inner slip, this vinyl record is a testament to the band's influence on the rock genre. It boasts excellent (EX) grading for both the record and sleeve, ensuring a delightful auditory and visual experience for collectors and fans alike.
run off - rough 96 a -20-1-1 Fear of manchester rough 96 b - 1- -1 Them was rotten days Side A: "Fear Of Manchester". Side A: "Fear Of Manchester". Side B: "Them Was Rotten Days". Side B: "Them Was Rotten Days". Origin of the phrases: The phrases are lyrical quotes, with "Fear Of Manchester" referencing the band's home city. "Them Was Rotten Days" is a line from the 1960 movie Saturday Night And Sunday Morning, and is a poetic and politically charged line. Origin of the phrases: The phrases are lyrical quotes, with "Fear Of Manchester" referencing the band's home city. "Them Was Rotten Days" is a line from the 1960 movie Saturday Night And Sunday Morning, and is a poetic and politically charged line. Significance: These etchings are unique to the original 1986 Rough Trade release of the album. Subsequent reissues by labels like WEA and Rhino did not include these specific etchings.
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