| | Morrissey My Early Burglary Years CD Morrissey Discography of CDs
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MY EARLY BURGLARY YEARS is a rarities album that spans the gamut of Morrissey's solo career. It is an Enhanced CD containing both a full audio program as well as multimedia computer files, including a video for the song, "Sunny".
Unhappy is the lot of the Morrissey completist (which is probably ok, too). As with the Smiths, the discography of the Mopey One is filled with an endless array of singles, EP's and non-album cuts. Put the Atlantic Ocean between yourself and Manchester, and you'll only multiply the number of releases you've missed. Luckily, Stephen Patrick makes a habit of culling together his finest rarities and b-sides, lest one lonely listener miss one beautifully miserable moment. MY EARLY BURGLARY YEARS casts a wide net, and pulls in some truly great rewards.
Opening with the well-crafted, insistent "Sunny," this collection runs the gamut of Morrissey's career, including a good few Stephen Street collaborations ("At Amber," the downright jaunty "Sister I'm A Poet"). His later work is well represented, among which standouts include the unsurprisingly titled "Nobody Loves Us" and the seething "Jack The Ripper." An added bonus is a live recording of T Rex's "Cosmic Dancer," complete with Morrissey's trademark ravenous audience.
Personnel includes: Morrissey (vocals).
Producers: Steve Lillywhite, Stephen Street, Clive Langer, Alan Winstanley, Mick Ronson.
Photographer: Kevin Cummins.
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This catchy and groovy release from rocker John Howard includes 19 songs, such as "You Keep Me Steady" and "Quiet Success."
After RPM issued Technicolour Biography, a collection of incomplete demos intended for John Howard's follow-up to his 1975 debut, Kid in a Big World, it seemed like the John Howard vaults were emptied out. As it turned out, that's not quite the case. After CBS rejected the Technicolour Biography material for not being commercial enough, Howard wrote a brand-new set of songs in a little over a month, and then headed into the studio with a commercially savvy producer endorsed by CBS: Biddu, the man who helmed Carl Douglas' camp disco classic, "Kung Fu Fighting." On paper this didn't seem like an ideal match, but the label wanted Howard to have a disco hit, and Biddu seemed to be the producer to deliver on this promise. Such careful plans have a way of unraveling, and CBS' scheming backfired. Howard and Biddu had known each other for a few years prior to recording the album that wound up as Can You Hear Me OK?, and Biddu had wanted to record the singer/songwriter for years. When they teamed for this particular project, they had commercial success on their mind, but it didn't take the shape of what the label had been thinking. Howard wrote a set of a bright, cheerful pop tunes and love songs, sanding down many of the eccentricities that marked Kid in a Big World and Technicolour Biography, yet retaining his exceptional sense of songcraft and very British sense of theatricality. It was a deliberately mass-market spin on his style, and Biddu followed Howard's lead, giving it a lush, sleek sound that falls halfway between mid-period Wings and Al Stewart's Time Passages. It's a smoother album than Kid in a Big World, traveling a little bit closer to the middle of the road and lacking the left turns and detours that make that record such a rich experience, but that doesn't mean Can You Hear Me OK? isn't a rewarding listen; ...
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