‘Vicar In A Tutu’: The Smiths song Johnny Marr said was a “throwaway”
“It made a change from trying to change the fucking world.”
Johnny Marr
The Smiths song Morrissey regarded as “the best days of our career”
“I think it was probably the best days of our career.”
‘Strangeways, Here We Come’: the strange story behind The Smiths’ final album title
“Hideous Victorian monstrosity.”
‘The Headmaster Ritual’: The Smiths classic that took Johnny Marr two years to complete
Belligerent ghouls and spineless swines.
Death for no reason: the story of the soldier on The Smiths’ ‘Meat is Murder’ album cover
The perfect visuals of melancholy.
Johnny Marr on why The Rolling Stones are “the greatest ever”
The shining example of rock’s finest work.
The two Smiths songs Johnny Marr called “really inferior”
“Those are the two low points of our recording career.”
The Smiths song that Johnny Marr hated: “That was the last straw”
“I never saw Morrissey ever again.”