Product Description
One of the most influential and respected artists this country has produced, Morrissey has been a beacon of light in the world of pop his entire career. His lyrics and music provided a soundtrack to a whole generation, and now The Very Best Of Morrissey, presents a unique - and remastered - overview of the classic years.

Bringing together hit singles (`Suedehead', `Everyday Is Like Sunday' and `The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get', amongst others), with b-sides (`Girl Least Likely To', `Such A Little Thing Makes A Big Difference') and the previously unreleased solo version of `Interlude' (originally released in 1994 as a duet with Siouxsie Sioux), The Very Best Of Morrissey offers both new and old fans a captivating journey through the world of Morrissey.

Complementing the CD is an exclusive bonus DVD, which includes eleven remastered videos (three of which are previously unavailable on DVD - `Boxers', `The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get' and `Sunny') and the rarely seen (and previously unreleased) live performance of `I've Changed My Plea To Guilty' taken from the `Tonight With Jonathan Ross Show', December 1990.

The two disc release contains handpicked, rare photos and will be presented in a special CD/DVD digipak.

CD
1. The Last Of The Famous International Playboys
2. You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side
3. The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get
4. Glamorous Glue
5. Girl Least Likely To
6. Suedehead
7. Tomorrow [US Mix]
8. Boxers
9. My Love Life [US Single Version]
10. Break Up The Family
11. I've Changed My Plea To Guilty
12. Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference
13. Ouija Board Ouija Board
14. Interesting Drug
15. November Spawned A Monster
16. Everyday Is Like Sunday
17. Interlude [Morrissey Solo Version] [Previously Unreleased]
18. Moonriver

DVD
1. The Last Of The Famous International Playboys [Remastered Promo Video]
2. The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get [Remastered Promo Video] [Previously Unavailable On DVD]
3. Glamorous Glue [Remastered Promo Video]
4. Suedehead [Remastered Promo Video]
5. Tomorrow [Remastered Promo Video]
6. Boxers [Remastered Promo Video] [Previously Unavailable On DVD]
7. My Love Life [Remastered Promo Video]
8. I've Changed My Plea To Guilty [Taken From The "Tonight With Jonathan Ross Show", December 1990] [Previously Unreleased]
9. Interesting Drug [Remastered Promo Video]
10. November Spawned A Monster [Remastered Promo Video]
11. Everyday Is Like Sunday [Remastered Promo Video]
12. Sunny [Remastered Promo Video] [Previously Unavailable On DVD]

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004LYG4LA/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004LYG4LA/?tag=imwan-21

Preceding the album on April 18th will be a CD single of "Glamorous Glue", including another previously unreleased track:

Product Description
One of the most influential and respected artists this country has produced, Morrissey has been a beacon of light in the world of pop his entire career. His lyrics and music provided a soundtrack to a whole generation, and now to accompany the new The Very Best Of Morrissey, his timeless song `Glamorous Glue' has been remastered and released as an enhanced CD single.

Taken from Morrissey's classic album Your Arsenal, the track was released as a US single in 1992, but was never released in the UK. It's presented here with handpicked, rare photos and supplemented with a previously unheard and unreleased song `Treat Me Like A Human Being', plus the remastered original video to `Glamorous Glue'.

1. Glamorous Glue
2. Treat Me Like A Human Being [Previously Unreleased]
3. Glamorous Glue [Remastered Promotional Video]

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004L15FHM/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004L15FHM/?tag=imwan-21

So many Morrissey compilations! Yikes.

I wish they'd remaster "Kill Uncle" (but it seems most everyone dislikes that record).

You won't find a bigger Moz fan than I, and even I don't care much for Kill Uncle. These comps are probably required for me, and I'll have to pick them up for the previously unreleased stuff. I need to find out if he's involved at all, or if it's another record company hack job first though.

I like Morrissey. However, I will not be buying anything with a picture of Morrissey licking his lips in the bathtub on the cover.

Just got this in from AmazonUK yesterday. Its a very slim digipak with a CD and DVD fitted in there somehow.

I read the videos on the DVD are not in fact remastered but just copied from an earlier source and don't look very good. Is that true, John? Or have you had a chance to check it out yet?