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8 Songs, 47 Minutes

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Teaming up with guitarists Alain Whyte and Boz Boorer, Morrissey toughened up his sound with Vauxhall and I and then continued the streak with Southpaw Grammar, another piece of unusual aggression from this pop-loving singer. “The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils” opens things with an eleven-minute opus where Morrissey sides not with youth but age as the kids spiral out of control. “Southpaw,” another ten minute cut, concludes things with the sound of a ponderous apocalypse. The album is considered in some circles to be Morrissey’s “prog-rock” album thanks to an abundance of orchestration. Compared with previous works this might be somewhat true if not completely accurate. The album also delivers convincing hard rock (“The Boy Racer”) and several classic three-minute pop gems (“Reader Meet Author,” “Dagenham Dave”). While it does seem a bit incongruous that a man of letters like Morrissey would find a cathartic pull in boxing (Morrissey as Norman Mailer?), it just goes to show how eclectic and unpredictable the man can be.

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Teaming up with guitarists Alain Whyte and Boz Boorer, Morrissey toughened up his sound with Vauxhall and I and then continued the streak with Southpaw Grammar, another piece of unusual aggression from this pop-loving singer. “The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils” opens things with an eleven-minute opus where Morrissey sides not with youth but age as the kids spiral out of control. Windows 7 pro oa hp download. “Southpaw,” another ten minute cut, concludes things with the sound of a ponderous apocalypse. The album is considered in some circles to be Morrissey’s “prog-rock” album thanks to an abundance of orchestration. Compared with previous works this might be somewhat true if not completely accurate. The album also delivers convincing hard rock (“The Boy Racer”) and several classic three-minute pop gems (“Reader Meet Author,” “Dagenham Dave”). While it does seem a bit incongruous that a man of letters like Morrissey would find a cathartic pull in boxing (Morrissey as Norman Mailer?), it just goes to show how eclectic and unpredictable the man can be.

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• 8 Songs, 47 Minutes
• Released: Aug 28, 1995
• ℗ 1995 Reprise Records. Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

Southpaw Grammar Morrissey

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If Vauxhall and I represented a more mature Morrissey, Southpaw Grammar superficially presents a more rough and tumble version of the singer. As his previous single, 'Boxers,' indicated, Morrissey's fascination with boxing and violence has reached full fruition. The music appropriately reflects this, with growling, distorted guitars and martial rhythms. But Southpaw Grammar doesn't rock as hard or with as much style as the rockabilly-inflected Your Arsenal -- instead, it's his art rock album, complete with strings, drum solos, and two ten-minute songs. Of these, the winding, menacing 'The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils' works the best, and it represents a significant change in Morrissey's outlook; instead of the children being outsiders, 'the teachers' are. Throughout Southpaw Grammar, the privileged are oppressed by their fortunes, while working-class toughs are celebrated for their violence. However, there is no cohesive glue to the record. 'The Teachers' uses its 11 minutes effectively, but 'Southpaw' is merely ponderous. 'Reader Meet Author' and 'Dangenham Dave' are classic three-minute pop songs, but 'Do Your Best and Don't Worry' is strictly by the books. Nevertheless, there is plenty of enjoyable music on the record, even if the concept is flawed.

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