Back in stock: Morrissey 7″ Singles ’88-’91 Vinyl Boxset

MORRISSEY The 7" Singles '91-'95 (Rare 2009 original UK limited edition 9 x 7" vinyl box set - the HMV/Parlophone Singles Collection '91–'95' contains nine 7-inch singles - beginning with 'My Love Life', it moves through three singles from the Mick Ronson-produced album 'Your Arsenal': 'We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful', 'You're The One For Me, Fatty' and 'Certain People I Know' – on to what's considered by many his greatest album, and final for Parlophone, 'Vauxhall And I', with singles 'The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get' & 'Hold On To Your Friends'. Also included is the '94 duet with Siouxsie Sioux, 'Interlude', and non-album singles 'Boxers' and 'Sunny', which indicated the direction he would take on his next album, 'Southpaw Grammar'. B-sides include a live version of 'Suedehead', the gorgeous 'Used To Be A Sweet Boy', Moz's exploration of London's underbelly, 'Have-A-Go Merchant' and 'Black-Eyed Susan', and an affecting version of 'Moonriver'. Housed inside a flip-top lid picture box, with its cover-image taken by photographer Anton Corbijn. Brand new & factory sealed. Highly recommended)

MORRISSEY Low In High School (2017 UK limited edition 12-track LP pressed on Clear Vinyl, his eleventh solo studio album recorded in both France as well as Ennio Morricone's Forum Studios in Italy with producer Joe Chiccarelli and includes the singles Spent The Day In Bed & Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up On The Stage. Gatefold picture sleeve, die-cut credit / photo inner and download code. Although open, both sleeve and vinyl are in Near Mint condition with no signs of wear. 538337891)

MORRISSEY World Peace Is None Of Your Business (2014 US limited edition 4-track 10" EP pressed on Heavyweight Vinyl, also including Istanbul, Earth Is The Loneliest Planet & The Bullfighter Dies, issued in a barcode-stickered plain die-cut card sleeve with the original shop price sticker attached. The vinyl is Near Mint)

MORRISSEY Certain People I Know (1992 UK only vinyl release 3-track 12" single, also featuring You've Had Her & Jack The Ripper, with 'Why bother to keep clean?' etched into the runout groove, glossy picture sleeve with lyric inner. The sleeve shows minor wear and the vinyl is Excellent with light signs of play, an essential item 12POP1631)

MORRISSEY The More You Ignore Me (1994 UK only Parlophone limited edition 3-track 12" vinyl single, includes Used To Be A Sweet Boy and I'd Love To, with great poster of the cover art and numbered hype stickered picture sleeve. The sleeve shows some light edge scuffing and the vinyl has just a few light cosmetic surface scuffs 12R6372)