The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead darkwave A1 Music Of The Spheres

A1 Music Of The Spheres 0:53 A2 Higher Power 3:29 A3 Humankind 4:26 A4 Alien Choir 0:54 A5 Let Somebody Go 4:00 A6 Human Heart 3:09 A7 People Of The Pride 3:36 B1 Biutyful 3:12 B2 MOTS II 0:21 B3 My Universe 3:46 B4 Infinity Sign 3:44 B5 Coloratura 10:18

' a rollicking drone powered by drum machine rattles and bright chord beds

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A1 4:33 (A Tribute To John Cage) 3:49 A2 Late 3:19 A3 Berduxa 4:29 A4 Rain Take 4:17 A5 Todo Nada 2:42 A6 Weddinger Walzer 3:17 B1 In The Making 2:27 B2 Further In The Making 1:48 B3 All Numbers End 1:36 B4 The Idea Machine 2:22 B5 Then Patterns 3:31 B6 Corn 4:05 B7 New Friend 3:23 C1 Nils Has A New Piano 4:03 C2 Acting 3:17 C3 As A Reminder 4:20 C4 Iced Wood 3:08 C5 Strickleiter 4:04 D1 The Chords 3:23 D2 The Chords Broken Down 3:53 D3 Forgetmenot 3:23 D4 Restive 4:08 D5 Old Friend 4:39

and later expanded into a band

The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead darkwave A1 Music Of The SpheresThe Smiths were an English rock band formed in Manchester in 1982. The group consisted of vocalist Morrissey, guitarist Johnny Marr, bassist Andy Rourke, and drummer Mike Joyce. Critics have called them one of the most important bands to emerge from the British independent music scene of the 1980s. In 2002, the NME named the Smiths "the artist to have had the most influence on the NME". In 2003, all four of their albums appeared on Rolling Stone's