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3.0 good | Maladjusted | May 8th 15 | I love this album.He is in a transitional phase and the lyrics are more personal here
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3.5 great | CosmicPie | September 7th 14 | Album's great. The hell is wrong with you guys?
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4.0 excellent | Tokyochuchu | December 16th 09 | An awful, awful Morrissey album. There are two good tracks on offer here; the stomping jangle of 'Satan Rejected My Soul' and the beautiful internet-related ballad 'Wide To Recieve'. But that's your lot. The rest are hookless, boring fillers. Hardcore Morrissey fans might find a little enjoyment in the likes of 'Alma Matters' or 'Roy's Keen', but casual fans should simply stay away from this festering turkey of a Morrissey album.
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2.0 poor | morrissey EMERITUS | June 25th 06 | Alongside Kill Uncle, this stands as Morrissey's worst album. There are some subtly charming songs like "Alma Matters" and "Wide to Receive" and "Satan Rejected My Soul" and the creepy "Ambitious Outsiders", but they only stand out in relation to the other songs on this album. Because the other songs on this album are absolutely terrible. "Sorrow Will Come in the End" doesn't need to be heard by anyone, ever. "Roy's Keen" is retarded, for lack of a more appropriate adjective. Bad album, no need for anyone to hear it. Thank God he followed this with You are the Quarry (albeit 7 years later), or his achievements would have been forever tarnished by this steaming pile.
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2.5 average | Jerrad | July 3rd 21 |
2.5 average | fifek | March 31st 21 |
3.5 great | degina | February 29th 20 |
3.0 good | heck | February 11th 19 |
2.5 average | wg98 | October 29th 17 |
3.0 good | cb123 | March 2nd 17 |
4.0 excellent | Kf1975 | March 29th 16 |
4.5 superb | Keating | December 26th 15 |
2.5 average | Krimea | December 26th 14 |
3.5 great | Sebe | February 1st 14 |
2.0 poor | Escain | April 26th 13 |
2.0 poor | Sowilo | August 4th 11 |
3.5 great | inca829 | September 27th 10 |
4.5 superb | jmrobm | August 14th 09 |
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