The Queen Is Dead

ReleasedJune 16, 1986
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ProducerMorrissey
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Track Listing

Side one

  1. The Queen Is Dead" (includes "Take Me Back to Dear Old Blighty" (medley))6:24
  2. Frankly, Mr. Shankly2:17
  3. I Know It's Over5:47
  4. Never Had No One Ever3:36
  5. Cemetry Gates2:38

Side two

  1. Bigmouth Strikes Again3:11
  2. The Boy with the Thorn in His Side3:15
  3. Vicar in a Tutu2:22
  4. There Is a Light That Never Goes Out4:02
  5. Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others3:16

Disc two: Additional recordings

  1. The Queen Is Dead" (full version)7:14
  2. Frankly, Mr. Shankly" (demo)2:18
  3. I Know It's Over" (demo)5:49
  4. Never Had No One Ever" (demo)4:41
  5. Cemetry Gates" (demo)3:01
  6. Bigmouth Strikes Again" (demo)3:07
  7. Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others" (demo)3:57
  8. The Boy with the Thorn in His Side" (demo mix)3:19
  9. There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" (take 1)4:25
  10. Rubber Ring" (single B-side)3:54
  11. Asleep" (single B-side)4:02
  12. Money Changes Everything" (single B-side)4:42
  13. Unloveable" (single B-side)3:55

Disc three: Live in Boston

  1. How Soon Is Now?5:25
  2. Hand in Glove2:58
  3. I Want the One I Can't Have3:24
  4. Never Had No One Ever3:26
  5. Stretch Out and Wait3:12
  6. The Boy with the Thorn in His Side3:34
  7. Cemetry Gates3:01
  8. Rubber Ring / What She Said / Rubber Ring4:17
  9. Is It Really So Strange?3:22
  10. There Is a Light That Never Goes Out4:09
  11. That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore4:51
  12. The Queen Is Dead5:05
  13. I Know It's Over7:36

Disc four – DVD: The Queen Is Dead – A Film by Derek Jarman

  1. The Queen Is Dead6:28
  2. There Is a Light That Never Goes Out4:03
  3. Panic2:18
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