Strangeways, Here We Come

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"Strangeways, Here We Come" is the fourth and final studio album by English rock band The Smiths, noted for its darker tone, richer production, and status as a poignant endpoint to the group's influential career.

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instanceOf music album
studio album
artist The Smiths NERFINISHED
catalogNumber ROUGH 106
composer Johnny Marr NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coverArtBy Morrissey NERFINISHED
criticalReception generally positive
featuresInstrument guitar
piano
saxophone
strings
follows The Queen Is Dead NERFINISHED
genre alternative rock
indie rock
hasTheme disillusionment
melancholy
romantic despair
hasTrack A Rush and a Push and the Land Is Ours NERFINISHED
Death at One's Elbow NERFINISHED
Death of a Disco Dancer NERFINISHED
Girlfriend in a Coma NERFINISHED
I Started Something I Couldn't Finish NERFINISHED
I Won't Share You NERFINISHED
Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me NERFINISHED
Paint a Vulgar Picture NERFINISHED
Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before NERFINISHED
Unhappy Birthday NERFINISHED
language English
length 36:27
lyricist Morrissey NERFINISHED
mediaType audio cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
notableFor being the final studio album by The Smiths
darker tone
richer production
numberOfTracks 10
partOf The Smiths discography NERFINISHED
performer The Smiths NERFINISHED
precededBy The Queen Is Dead NERFINISHED
producer Johnny Marr NERFINISHED
Morrissey NERFINISHED
recordedAt Bath, England NERFINISHED
The Wool Hall NERFINISHED
recordingPeriod 1987-03
1987-04
recordLabel Rough Trade Records NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1987-09-28

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The Smiths studioAlbum Strangeways, Here We Come