typical you.

oooooh, correct and timely! well done, my friend

Texass, youre exactly on point. People not liking the Smiths cite the reasons that when you think about it, are obviously true. (the tuneless singing! the effeminate inflections!).
Being a true fan, none of that matters!!

you mean this song, or the Smiths in general?

My friend, given Blur's lack of success Stateside first time around and headlining Coachella a decade later, i assure you The Smiths' reputation now here and across the pond is about the same.

All four are on the record saying that Strangeways is their best.

no, her royal majesty =)

Lets consider the fact that original pressings of the debut doesnt have This Charming Man in it.
However, let me say that I Dont Owe You Anything is one of their most underrated songs, and deserves a Hear This, maybe on the theme of Great Songs That The Composer Dislikes.

More manifesto than song. Meat is Murder is my favorite Smiths album, but i always turn the tape around after Barbarism ends. I wound up about halfway in Rusholme Ruffians, though, so a little rewinding is still necessary to behold the majestic opening track.

count me in, kemosabe.

Lets hear a little love for the soundtrack, which introduced me to the wonder that is Crosby Stills and Nash and also include a winsome Debbie Gibson cut!

Being a WEisinger afficionado, Superman as a jerk was thrilling as heck

Superman IV would benefit most from updates and tinkering. Excise the Cryer and Hackman scenes, spruce up the fights and voila!

yeah, agreed.

i was head over heels for Peta Wilson, who had a blink-and-youll-miss -it scene as a stewardess, there's that.

But then Karen Allen would occupy two of the allowed three dreamgirl slots every boy has!

Superman Returns being the best is plainly WRONG, because the internet.

This is my kind of Zombies, with heavenly vocals and psychedelic keyboards,

the laws will never change for The Laws Have Changed : best song of 2003/4

anyone check out Up On The Ride by Guillemots yet? it's their best building-up-and-bursting song among many