Meat Is Murder
Studio album by The SmithsWikipedia
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Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Meat Is Murder".
Oct 19, 2026
The Origins of the Euthanasia Push w/ Stephen 'Radical Liberation' Carson
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49:03Stephen CarsonGUEST
Hmm.
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49:05Stephen CarsonGUEST
Yeah, well, maybe he didn't, uh, know the, uh, Meat Is Murder by The Smiths, and then he would-
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49:09Pete QuiñonesHOST
[laughs]
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49:10Stephen CarsonGUEST
... have been more consistent, you know? [laughs]
EPISODE 57: The Smiths, Girls Against Boys, a-ha, Hot Chip, Yes
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2:05JordanHOST
So I thought maybe I was biased because of that.
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2:07JordanHOST
But after, you know, we started this project, we listened to The Queen is Dead and Meat is Murder, and those are kinda two of their really highly regarded albums, and I think that Strangeways, Here We Come blows them out of the water.
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2:17JordanHOST
For me, it's still my favorite, so I don't think it was just a familiarity.
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2:20JordanHOST
I think it actually is a better album.
Zero Shits and Half Coffee
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29:19Merlin MannHOST
... it's the, uh, well, I, I haven't gotten, I have not really warmed up.
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29:22Merlin MannHOST
But yeah, it's the first song on Meat Is Murder, which is not their best album by a long shot, but it has some good-
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29:27Alex CoxHOST
Hmm
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29:27Merlin MannHOST
...
Radiohead B-Sides Part Two
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44:17Marc FernandezHOST
This B-side was recorded around the same time as Talk Show Host and Lucky.
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44:23Jesse CastroHOST
But you know, did you know The Smiths also wrote a song called "The Headmaster Ritual" from their 1990, their 1985 album, Meat Is Murder?
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44:32Marc FernandezHOST
I do know that.
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44:33Jesse CastroHOST
You know that song?
Episode 52: Ed Sheeran Visits the Show and More
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33:21FrankHOST
Like, if I say, "Oh, you know, I have the record," I, I can't even think of, of what record.
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33:28FrankHOST
Uh, Meat Is Murder by the band The Smiths.
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33:31FrankHOST
They'll be like, "Do you really have that?" Like, maybe they make you, you know, show the record and then they'll be like, "Okay, Frank, instead of you doing it, we already have it on our server, so we'll just move that over 'cause you proved to us that you own it," right? That idea of putting all that labor into, like, copying your music, you know, like, to another format just sounds...
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33:52FrankHOST
It just sounds so daunting.