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Tony Visconti (David Bowie) produced the suddenly prolific Moz's third release of the past two years.
| LABEL: | Sanctuary / Attack |
| RELEASE DATE: | 04 April 2006 |
| DISCS: | 1 disc |
| GENRE(S): | Alternative, Rock |
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The average user rating for this album is 7.9 (out of 10) based on 88 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
[Anonymous] gave it a10:
since its release in april it has stayed at the top of the pile. there is no question morrissey remains as the best of 2006. only a couple can compete. this release improves after every play.
thetrumpet gave it a4:
very poor,awful lyrics,2 or 3 decent songs,unless you worship him dont waste your money,at least its not as bad as kill uncle tho,needs another 7 years off
Noel E gave it a9:
9 for this reason only: if you get the b-sides, right, and then delete some of the crap songs off the LP ("in the future when al's well" boring!and that dull "through these streets i ran" or whatever, terrible!) and replace them with the ACE b-sides and make a nice lil' playlist with 'em n your iPod, the album is FANTASTIC. Why does he do that? put these clunkers on the LP and then crank out like, five or six STUNNING b-sides in a pop. anyway, this mix-n-match Mozz has made me appreciate the really good 'uns even more. really amazing considerin how old 'e is! ha, just kiddin geez - keep up the goood work and glad you're finally gettin' some. ;-) about damned time.
Jonathan S gave it a10:
Morrissey has done it again!
joseba gave it a10:
great album!
Niilo K gave it a9:
This album is a story. The Lesson for ethic, humanistic and life for itself. Morrissey tells what he knows best. The lyrics and child chorus and all the elements of his music makes him so unique. He tolds us how deep life can go, but there is still hope. "You are the quarry" is still his best work.
Seamus S gave it a10:
I'm going to honestly try to ween myself off of giving everything I like a ten; but after repeated listens, this album has sunk in to me to be one of Morrissey's most important and intimate albums. It does benifet that the album is produced by Tony Viscoti who adds a much needed kick in Morrissey's sonic rear, one that hasnt had arrangments this strong behind it since the good old days of the Smiths.
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