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Originally Posted by Briks
The debut didn't really impress me that much at first, either. "This Charming Man" was killer, the rest seemed filler. But I tried listening to some of their other songs, and after a while I got used to Morrissey's sentimental crooning and started appreciating the lyrics. Then I guess it just clicked. Also, I'm not sure if the debut is the best starting point, especially not if you don't like post-punk. The Queen is Dead is just very appreciable non-post-punk jangly indie pop.
The Smiths is my favourite band (were you referring to me?  ), but I totally get it if you can't get into them. |
Yup, it was you, haha.
I am listening to the second album (at the 5th song), and I do have to say, it's more entertaining than the first album for me.