Death of a Disco Dancer by The Smiths (1987)

One of the most sophisticated and certainly the hardest hitting drum tracks in their discography, Death of a Disco Dancer feels like the 'Dear Prudence' on The Smiths' version of the White Album — Strangeways, Here We Come. The track builds and builds before crashing into a beautiful mess of (Morrissey's only time playing) piano, thunderous percussion and Marr guitar™️.


Outro begins at 2:53

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