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#[[Hand In Glove]] (Alternative Mix From The 1983 [[Troy Tate]] Sessions) [listed as Tony Trade] | #[[Hand In Glove]] (Alternative Mix From The 1983 [[Troy Tate]] Sessions) [listed as Tony Trade] | ||
#[[Vicar In A Tutu]] (The Old Grey Whistle Test 20 May, 1986) | #[[Vicar In A Tutu]] (The Old Grey Whistle Test 20 May, 1986) | ||
#[[Meat Is Murder]] ([[Madrid, Spain 1985-05-18 (The Smiths concert)|18 May, 1985, Paseo De Camoens, Madrid, Spain]]) [listed as 5 May, 1985] | #[[Meat Is Murder (song)| Meat Is Murder]] ([[Madrid, Spain 1985-05-18 (The Smiths concert)|18 May, 1985, Paseo De Camoens, Madrid, Spain]]) [listed as 5 May, 1985] | ||
#[[This Night Has Opened My Eyes]] (Y.E.S. 9 February, 1984) | #[[This Night Has Opened My Eyes]] (Y.E.S. 9 February, 1984) | ||
#[[Accept Yourself]] ([[Birmingham, England 1983-06-03 (The Smiths concert)|3 June, 1983, Fighting Cocks, Birmingham, England]]) | #[[Accept Yourself]] ([[Birmingham, England 1983-06-03 (The Smiths concert)|3 June, 1983, Fighting Cocks, Birmingham, England]]) | ||
#[[Sheila Take A Bow]] (The Tube 10 April, 1987) | #[[Sheila Take A Bow]] (The Tube 10 April, 1987) | ||
#[[The Queen Is Dead]] ([[London, England 1986-12-12 (The Smiths concert)|12 December, 1986, Brixton Academy, London, England]]) | #[[The Queen Is Dead (song)|The Queen Is Dead]] ([[London, England 1986-12-12 (The Smiths concert)|12 December, 1986, Brixton Academy, London, England]]) | ||
===Side B=== | ===Side B=== |
Latest revision as of 14:11, 27 October 2012
THE SMITHS Bootleg Album | |
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Name | Hang The DJ (Thrice!) |
Length | |
Recorded | Various Dates and Locations |
Art work | |
Publisher | (SMOZ 198387)[1] |
Format(s) | Vinyl |
Bootleg Album | |
Unreleased Demos & Instrumentals ← Hang The DJ (Thrice!) → Smithsessions
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Track List
Side A
- Hand In Glove (Alternative Mix From The 1983 Troy Tate Sessions) [listed as Tony Trade]
- Vicar In A Tutu (The Old Grey Whistle Test 20 May, 1986)
- Meat Is Murder (18 May, 1985, Paseo De Camoens, Madrid, Spain) [listed as 5 May, 1985]
- This Night Has Opened My Eyes (Y.E.S. 9 February, 1984)
- Accept Yourself (3 June, 1983, Fighting Cocks, Birmingham, England)
- Sheila Take A Bow (The Tube 10 April, 1987)
- The Queen Is Dead (12 December, 1986, Brixton Academy, London, England)
Side B
- Still Ill (The Tube 16 March, 1984)
- Girl Afraid (2 March, 1984, Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow, Scotland) [From NME Department Of Enjoyment Cassette]
- Barbarism Begins At Home (4 May, 1984, Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany) [listed as 4 June, 1984]
- This Charming Man (6 December, 1983, Assembly Rooms, Derby, England)
- Jeane (Johnny Marr and Sandie Shaw Splat! 16 June, 1984[2]) [listed as April 1984]
- I Know It’s Over (28 August, 1986, Irvine Meadows, Irvine, California)
Track lists checked and validated against multiple sites.[3][4][5][6][7][8]
References And Notes
<references> [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [2] [1]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Information provided by Discogs
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Information provided by Johnny Marr Plays Guitar
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Rogan, Johnny. (October 1, 2012). Morrissey & Marr: The Severed Alliance: Updated & Revised 20th Anniversary Edition. Omnibus Press ISBN 1-7803-8304-5.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Information provided by The Arcane Old Wardrobe
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Information provided by Cemetry Gates
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Information provided by Akira Ware
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 Information provided by Morrissey Solo Bootleg Forum
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Information provided by Passions Just Like Mine