Various - The Smiths Is Dead FLAC album

Tracklist

1	–The Boo Radleys	The Queen Is Dead Engineer – Matt SimeProducer – The Boo Radleys	5:33
2	–The Trash Can Sinatras	I Know It's Over Producer, Engineer – The Trash Can Sinatras	6:16
3	–The High Llamas	Frankly Mr Shankly Engineer – Jamie CulhamProducer – The High Llamas	3:54
4	–The Frank And Walters	Cemetary Gates Engineer – Mitsuo TateProducer – The Frank And Walters	4:15
5	–Supergrass	Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others Engineer – Andy LovegroveProducer – Supergrass	3:34
6	–Bis	The Boy With A Thorn In His Side Producer, Engineer – Bis, Rick Flick	3:21
7	–The Divine Comedy	There Is A Light That Never Goes Out Producer, Engineer – Cenzo Townshend	5:17
8	–Billy Bragg	Never Had No One Ever Engineer – Andy PeakRecorded By – Grant Showbiz	3:35
9	–Therapy?	Vicar In A Tutu Engineer – Ivan O'SheaProducer – Chris Leckie, Therapy?	2:42
10	–Placebo	Bigmouth Strikes Again Producer – Phil Vinall	3:50

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LI 9602, 486 745-2, 14-486745-10	Various	The Smiths Is Dead ‎(CD, Album)	Les Inrockuptibles, Les Inrockuptibles, Small	LI 9602, 486 745-2, 14-486745-10	France	1996
CD-r	Various	The Smiths Is Dead ‎(CD-ROM, Album, Promo)	Small	CD-r	France	1996
486 745-4	Various	The Smiths Is Dead ‎(Cass, Album)	Les Inrockuptibles	486 745-4	France	1996
SRCS 8266	Various	The Smiths Is Dead ‎(CD, Album)	Sony Records	SRCS 8266	Japan	1996

Credits

• Executive-Producer [For Les Inrockuptibles] – Christian Fevret
• Other [Cover Star] – David Bradley In 'Kes' By Ken Loach
• Photography By [Morrissey & Marr] – Paul Slattery
• Sleeve [For Bulldog] – Céline Columbo
• Written-By – Johnny Marr, Morrissey

Notes

Tribute album to The Smiths.

Comes in a cardlseeve.

Front is same as normal release.

Back features presentation text for the compilation in English, as well as tracklisting.

Presentation text excerpts: "This album was compiled by France's Les Inrockuptibles, France's biggest selling music weekly. Christian Fevret, editor of Les Inrockuptibles devised 'The Smiths Is Dead' to celebrate the magazine's tenth birthday and 'The Queen Is Dead' was chosen because its readers had just voted it the best record of the last decade."