MORRISSEY - The 7" Singles '88-'91 Vinyl Box Set

MORRISSEY The 7" Singles '88-'91 (Rare sealed 2009 UK limited edition 20-track 10 x 7" vinyl box set - Beginning with 'Suedehead' and running chronologically through to 'Pregnant For The Last Time'. Consists of 10 incredible singles, six of which were non-album releases, although some appeared on the 1990 compilation 'Bona Drag'. As well as his first two singles, it also includes the highly acclaimed 'The Last Of The Famous International Playboys', 'November Spawned AMonster', and'Piccadilly Palare'. B-sides include the self-deprecating 'Disappointed', Moz's witty jibe at The Rolling Stones, 'Get Off The Stage', his tribute to The Jam in his reworking of 'That's Entertainment', and an exquisite cover of indie-skinhead band Bradford's 'Skin Storm'. Each single is housed in a faithful reproduction of its original sleeve, with the set housed in a deluxe sealed flip-top box, with a cover image taken from a photograph by Anton Corbijn.

Tracklist:

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Suedehead
I Know Very Well How I Got My Name
2.   VINYL  

Everyday is Like Sunday
Disappointed
3.   VINYL  

The Last of the Famous International Playboys
Lucky Lisp
4.   VINYL  

Interesting Drug
Such a Little Thing Makes Such a Big Difference
5.   VINYL  

Oujia Board, Oujia Board
Yes I Am Blind
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November Spawned a Monster
He Knows I'd Love to See Him
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Piccadilly Palare
Get off the Stage
8.   VINYL  

Our Frank
Journalists Who Lie
9.   VINYL  

Sing Your Life
That's Entertainment
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Pregnant for the Last Time
Skin Storm