Morrissey - Maladjusted (1997) CD-Rip
BAND/ARTIST: Morrissey
- Title: Maladjusted
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Island Records [CID 8059]
- Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock
- Quality: FLAC (*tracks + .cue,log)
- Total Time: 00:40:07
- Total Size: 299 mb (+3%rec.)
- WebSite: Album Preview
In theory, Maladjusted should have been a readjustment to standard indie rock territory for Morrissey after the prog rock detour of Southpaw Grammar, but Morrissey isn't that simple. From the opening title track, with its menacing, swirling paranoia, it's clear that Maladjusted isn't a simple return to form. That isn't to say that the album is devoid of the jangly, maudlin pop songs that are Morrissey's trademark – in fact, the lead single, "Alma Matters," is a quietly catchy tune that ranks as vintage Morrissey.
Nevertheless, it's a little misleading, because Maladjusted isn't strictly by the book. Morrissey has incorporated his newfound fascination with prog rock into his trademark sound much better than he did on Southpaw Grammar, as the lumbering beat of "Papa Jack" and sawing strings of "Ambitious Outsiders" illustrate, but that fascination signals how insular Morrissey's world has become. Things are rarely more insular – or weirder – than "Sorrow Will Come in the End," a spoken word, neo-classical rant about his loss to Mike Joyce in a Smiths royalty suit (the song was pulled from the British version of the album, due to legal reasons), but "Roy's Keen," an ode to a keen window cleaner, isn't far behind. The remainder of the album – particularly the lovely "Wide to Receive," "He Cried," and "Trouble Loves Me" – may be similarly self-obsessed, yet the music is warm and welcoming, thanks to strong craftsmanship and fine performances. They're charming songs, but they're subtle charms, offering the kind of pleasures only longtime Morrissey followers will find irresistible.
Tracks:
01 - Maladjusted
02 - Alma Matters
03 - Ambitious Outsiders
04 - Trouble Loves Me
05 - Papa Jack
06 - Ammunition
07 - Wide to Receive
08 - Roy's Keen
09 - He Cried
10 - Satan Rejected My Soul
Personnel:
Morrissey – Vocals, Main Performer
Alain Whyte – Guitar, Vocals (Background), Piano
Boz Boorer – Clarinet, Guitar
Jonny Bridgewood – Bass guitar
Spencer Cobrin – drums
Nevertheless, it's a little misleading, because Maladjusted isn't strictly by the book. Morrissey has incorporated his newfound fascination with prog rock into his trademark sound much better than he did on Southpaw Grammar, as the lumbering beat of "Papa Jack" and sawing strings of "Ambitious Outsiders" illustrate, but that fascination signals how insular Morrissey's world has become. Things are rarely more insular – or weirder – than "Sorrow Will Come in the End," a spoken word, neo-classical rant about his loss to Mike Joyce in a Smiths royalty suit (the song was pulled from the British version of the album, due to legal reasons), but "Roy's Keen," an ode to a keen window cleaner, isn't far behind. The remainder of the album – particularly the lovely "Wide to Receive," "He Cried," and "Trouble Loves Me" – may be similarly self-obsessed, yet the music is warm and welcoming, thanks to strong craftsmanship and fine performances. They're charming songs, but they're subtle charms, offering the kind of pleasures only longtime Morrissey followers will find irresistible.
Tracks:
01 - Maladjusted
02 - Alma Matters
03 - Ambitious Outsiders
04 - Trouble Loves Me
05 - Papa Jack
06 - Ammunition
07 - Wide to Receive
08 - Roy's Keen
09 - He Cried
10 - Satan Rejected My Soul
Personnel:
Morrissey – Vocals, Main Performer
Alain Whyte – Guitar, Vocals (Background), Piano
Boz Boorer – Clarinet, Guitar
Jonny Bridgewood – Bass guitar
Spencer Cobrin – drums
Rock | Alternative | Indie | FLAC / APE | CD-Rip
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