Morrissey’s classic 1990 compilation album Bona Drag has just been reissued as a deluxe double vinyl edition, featuring the revised tracklisting and cover art from the much improved 2010 reissue (are you keeping up at the back?).
If you want to fill in the gaps in your Morrissey collection on vinyl or CD, then why not explore the back catalogue in stock here at eil.com. Complete your collection with help from eil.com today or let us know what you are looking for.
Here are three must have Morrissey collectables:
MORRISSEY Your Arsenal: Scarce original 1992 UK HMV 10-track vinyl LP, housed in a great picture sleeve with picture inner, more info hereMORRISSEY Exit Smiling: Rare out-of-print limited edition paperback book limited to only 1000 copies written by Morrissey, issued by Babylon Books complete with unique numbered certificate of authenticity signed by the Babylon publisher John Muir. An absorbing 72 pages delve into his heroes of the cinema screen, written in typewriter text complete with corrections by Morrissey. Glossy picture cover. This book will not be issued again so this is your only chance to obtain a copy! More info hereMORRISSEY You Are The Quarry (Rare Official 2004 UK BPI GOLD sales award issued to commemorate sales in excess of 100,000 copies of the Attack Records album. Features a copy of the CD and sleeve artwork, mounted above a gold engraved dedication plaque with mini Union Jack flag in the top left corner. Measures 16″ x 16″ framed and glazed – a truly stunning item! More info here
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