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@rharmc4602 The Hue massacre never happened - it was a JUSPAO beat up. The VC and NVA did plenty of nasty things, but not at Hue during Tet. And nowhere near as nasty as what the Yanks did as SOP

lame

why is it that the Troy Tate sessions were dumped in favour of the John Porter?

nice

Any new Smiths upload is much appreciated, but the vocals suggests it a touch fast?

@TheElite3740 thanks for that. But there are 2 different versions, no? I only had the 7" of This Charming Man, with Jeane of the flipside. I knew that Wonderful Woman was on the 12" and downloaded a different version (presumably not by Troy Tate) to this one about 10 years ago. Both are good, of ...

you're a legend goldenhide

I'm not a punk or whatever at all but one day back in 82 I was in a record shop in Sydney (Phantom, if anyone knows it) and they were playing this album and I liked it so I bought it. I thrashed it over the years, and this song has stayed in my head. Having it and liking it, I'm sure, got me laid...

You could never accuse Felt of sounding the same on every song

well done lkatherineinthesky for adding some missing Felt songs

good one Doc. The live versions are OK but this is what I'm used to hearing.

I'd love to see "Make her love me" on here somewhere

still got the neckerchief ...

at last ...

thanks charlie, and enjoy that spliff

the sss bit, not the rest

that's some moves at 1.36

I bought the exact audio tape of this at Camden Markets in, I guess, early '87. I know exact because the crowd comments heard are just as I remember. Then, all these years later, I can see it and hear it again. Thanks Steve of Soundsville International, this recording is part of my life as a youn...

listen to that intro - so clean and clear (and live) - and tell me it's not the bee's knees

thanks GambiniUK. I've loved The Smiths for 27 years and now lived and loved in Vietnam for 10. And in this vid --- my two loves come together

a little guitar ...

I've never had a favourite Smiths song, only a revolving 100 or so. This, though, has always been thereabouts.

Reminds me of a girl I'd rather forget. And I'm no playboy, though these days I'm slightly international. "Have I failed"?

The look on your face as you try to replicate speaks volumes about the talent that is Johnny Marr.

I need not state my Smiths credentials, but I hear "her". Brilliant, either way

This was the B-side of This Charming Man, so ... bootleg??? Love it just the same though. The Troy Tate recordings speak to me differently.

I know the "original" from the album and it's been one of my all-time Smiths faves. Then ... I hear this. And the other Troy Tate's. So, if if the TT versions hit the record shops as The Smiths first album back in '83, what would have been the response? Until I heard the TT versions (though I kno...

This one and Kinette - aaaaah