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The Queen Is Dead

The Queen Is Dead

Studio album by The SmithsWikipedia

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Oct 29, 2026

Christopher GreyHOST
27:14
Yeah, I heard Morrissey in there for sure.
Christopher GreyHOST
27:16
The Queen is Dead is already in my Forever collection for sure.
Christopher GreyHOST
27:20
They have a song called Cemetery Gates that is on my Bounce Morning dance mix and has been in my head for the last couple weeks.
Christopher GreyHOST
27:26
I've been singing it constantly.
SimonHOST
33:58
It's just six months.
SimonHOST
34:00
The Queen is Dead tour was probably six months too early for me.
SimonHOST
34:03
Like I said, there's always been an admin problem with me.
SimonHOST
34:06
And how do we organise that? And I don't think there was anyone else who particularly wanted to go.
SimonHOST
34:11
If I had my friends now, then somebody, probably Richard Hand, would have gone, oh, I'll sort it out and then you pay me back, you know, and we would have gone.
SimonHOST
34:22
He did see the Smiths on the Queen is Dead tour.
SimonHOST
34:26
Anyway, Morrissey at the Reading Hexagon.
SimonHOST
34:29
Now, this must have been, and again, you and I have seen Morrissey.
Will DunnHOST
26:50
But it is the place where he is doing his kind of Norma Landy act most intensely.
Will DunnHOST
26:59
You know, it's where he's doing... trying out some pub snacks or there's a lot of, you know, normal Andy having a pint or saying which album he likes best between The Queen is Dead and The Stone Roses or whatever.
Will DunnHOST
27:14
And so there's a lot of that, but he's still, I think, doing a fairly normal politician job of being on TikTok.
Will DunnHOST
27:23
And Ed Davey, you see being a Davey on TikTok, you know, Zach Polanski is fairly sort of earnest and, you know, a bit sort of fairly kind of preachy, I would say.
RoryHOST
58:06
But I do see a mid-1980s teenager here.
RoryHOST
58:12
You know, all that very 1980s sullen scowl and Walkman on with "The Queen Is Dead" constantly playing until subfuzz takes over the tape, and it skips in a middle of "Cemetery Gates." Uh, that's the kind of person I think we're talking about here, who any money he isn't spending on C90s to copy, to copy his mate's vinyl of "The Queen Is Dead," is spending them on books and let's say other reading material.
RoryHOST
58:46
Knows that at some point, they're gonna have to go back on the top shelf, and you're gonna need to pull your socks up.
RoryHOST
58:52
Fight the sorrow like there's no tomorrow, that's the thing, as we get a lovely chime of the guitar on the chorus here as well.
JordanHOST
2:05
So I thought maybe I was biased because of that.
JordanHOST
2:07
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.
JordanHOST
2:17
For me, it's still my favorite, so I don't think it was just a familiarity.
JordanHOST
2:20
I think it actually is a better album.
PaulHOST
71:45
Uh, you said it's not the last one, so Queen is Dead?
JoshHOST
71:48
The Queen is Dead, rated 4.13-
PaulHOST
71:51
And of course you're talking about-
JoshHOST
71:52
... on Rate Your Music
JoshHOST
72:01
...
JoshHOST
72:01
this is a big one.
JoshHOST
72:01
Where, where are you at on, on The Queen is Dead?
PaulHOST
72:05
I like it.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:38
I was that person.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:40
The Queen is Dead both sort of comforted me and exposed me.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:43
So I couldn't, I loved it in my bedroom.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:45
There's no way I'd let somebody know I'm listening to The Queen is Dead.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:48
Because then they go, oh, so you're gay.
Marlon JamesGUEST
17:51
It's a weird contrast that it really, really exposed the world to us, but gave us a reason to lock ourselves off in our bedrooms.
speaker_20NARRATOR
47:34
And over at the Corn Exchange in Dorchester, it's Blackwater County, pop, punk and folk from eight.
speaker_20NARRATOR
47:40
Frome's Cheese and Grain have got Mike Joyce and Stephen Street with The Queen is Dead fortieth anniversary.
speaker_20NARRATOR
47:45
And at Poole's Lighthouse, it's comedy with Simon Brodkin unleashed from seven thirty.
speaker_20NARRATOR
47:49
You can also see the Buena Bristol Social Club, Cuban-inspired music from seven forty-five.
CarloHOST
40:42
...
CarloHOST
40:42
The Queen is Dead, The Smiths.
KevinHOST
40:45
Wow.
CarloHOST
40:45
Hounds of Love by Kate Bush, and It Takes a Nation to Hold Us Back, Public Enemy.
Alex ArsenaultHOST
0:35
hi uh would you like to tell us what we reviewed this week
JenGUEST
0:39
so this weekend we reviewed two albums we reviewed my pick which is the eternal sunshine brighter days ahead Deluxe version with Ariana Grande and The Queen is Dead by The Smiths.
Alex ArsenaultHOST
0:57
Alright, we started with your album, so let's go ahead and start with that.
Alex ArsenaultHOST
1:01
Lead us into that album.

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Alex ArsenaultHOST
24:12
Yeah.
JenGUEST
24:14
um and um vocally ariana grounded states away from her signature high octane belts and whistle notes to embrace a softer wispier pop delivery and intricate vocal stacking so she does a lot of vocal stacking um and so it's different she does a lot of vocal stacking looping and lower registers
Alex ArsenaultHOST
24:39
yeah and then we were moving on To the 1986 Morrisian Mark classic, The Queen is Dead by The Smiths.
Alex ArsenaultHOST
24:50
So, we moved on to that one.

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