The Smiths: The World Won't Listen (180g) Vinyl 2LP type:Vinyl 2LP reviewed by suicide bangs 07/2011

reviewed by suicide bangs 07/2011

It's always exciting to see Rub N Tug remix on a record's spinner

Listening to "Asmat Images" instantly transports you to another place and time where tribal percussion meets organic melodies on a lost tropical island

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In place of Deadringer's dusty loops and disembodied soul samples

The Smiths: The World Won't Listen (180g) Vinyl 2LP type:Vinyl 2LP reviewed by suicide bangs 07/2011Now that the post 9 11 Smiths fanboy bubble has fully burst (thanks Moz), this record is a great way to accurately assess the real value of such a hyped band. The World Wont Listen was conceived in 1986 as a UK companion to US singles compilation Louder Than Bombs, which collected some of the band's most revered singles and b sides which weren't readily available in the States. Ive familiarized myself thoroughly with Louder Than Bombs and Hatful Of