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Panic by The Smiths

Biografie van de kunstenaar The Smiths

The Smiths Were An English Rock Band Formed In Manchester In 1982. They Comprised The Singer Morrissey The Guitarist Johnny Marr The Bassist Andy Rourke And The Drummer Mike Joyce. They Are Regarded As One Of The Most Important Acts To Emerge From The 1980s British Independent Music Scene. The Smiths Signed To The Independent Label Rough Trade Records In 1983 And Released Their First Album The Smiths In 1984. They Based Their Songs On The Songwriting Partnership Of Morrissey And Marr. Their Focus On A Guitar Bass And Drum Sound And A Fusion Of 1960s Rock And Post-Punk Was A Rejection Of The Synth-Pop Sound That Was Predominant At The Time. Several Smiths Singles Reached The Top 20 Of The UK Singles Chart And All Their Studio Albums Reached The Top Five Of The UK Albums Chart Including The Number-One Album Meat Is Murder 1985 . They Achieved Mainstream Success In Europe With The Queen Is Dead 1986 And Strangeways Here We Come 1987 Both Of Which Entered The Top 20 Of The European Albums Chart. Internal Tensions Led To The Smiths' Breakup In 1987 Followed By Public Lawsuits Over Royalties. Their Live Album Rank 1988 Reached The Top 10 In Europe. Since The Band's Dissolution The Members Have Refused Offers To Reunite And Have All Separately Stated That The Band Is Finished And Will Never Reunite. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/The_Smiths Studio Albums
The Smiths 1984 Meat Is Murder 1985 The Queen Is Dead 1986 Strangeways Here We Come 1987

Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: Panic

"Panic" Is A Song By The English Rock Band The Smiths Released In 1986 And Written By Singer Morrissey And Guitarist Johnny Marr. The First Recording To Feature New Member Craig Gannon "Panic" Bemoans The State Of Contemporary Pop Music Which "says Nothing To Me About My Life" And Exhorts Listeners To "burn Down The Disco" And "hang The DJ" In Retaliation. The Song Was Released By Rough Trade As A Single And Reached No. 7 On The Irish Singles Chart And No. 11 On The UK Chart. Morrissey Considered The Song's Appearance On Daytime British Radio A "tiny Revolution" In Its Own Way As It Aired Amongst The Very Music It Criticized. It Was Later Included In The Compilation Albums The World Won't Listen And Louder Than Bombs. This Song Was Written In Reaction To An Incident Where The BBC DJ Steve Wright Played The Trite And Spunky Wham! Track "I'm Your Man " Following A News Report About The Chernobyl Disaster – A Devastating Nuclear Accident That Occurred On April 26 1986 At The Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant In Ukraine. Guitarist Johnny Marr Recalled To NME In 1987 "'Panic' Came About At The Time Of Chernobyl. Morrissey And Myself Were Listening To A Radio Report About It. The Stories Of This Shocking Disaster Comes To An End And Then Immediately We're Off Into Wham's 'I'm Your Man.' I Remember Actually Saying 'What The F*ck Has This Got To Do With People's Lives?' And So 'Hang The Blessed DJ.' I Think It Was A Great Lyric Important And Applicable To Anyone Who Lives In England." Marr Refuted These Claims To NME In 1987 "To Those Who Took Offense At The 'burn Down The Disco' Line I'd Say 'Please Show Me The Black Members Of New Order!' For Me Personally New Order Makes Great Disco Music But There's No Black People In The Group. The Point I'm Making Is That You Can't Just Interchange The Words 'black' And 'disco' Or The Phrases 'black Music' And 'disco Music'. It Makes No Earthly Sense." This Was The First Song To Feature Craig Gannon On Guitar. Gannon Was Initially Hired To Replace Bassist Andy Rourke Who Was Fired Due To His Heroin Addiction. Rourke Was Rehired A Few Weeks Later So Marr Offered Gannon The Position Of Second Guitarist Instead. Musically This Song Is Based On T. Rex's Glam Rock Anthem "Metal Guru." Marr Recalled To Les Inrockuptibles In 1999 "When We Wrote 'Panic' Morrissey Was Obsessed With 'Metal Guru' And Wanted To Sing In The Same Style. He Didn't Stop Singing It In An Attempt To Modify The Words Of 'Panic' To Fit The Exact Rhythm Of 'Metal Guru.' He Also Exhorted Me To Use The Same Guitar Break So That The Two Songs Are The Same!" NME Readers Named This The Song Of The Year In 1986. 21 Years Later In 2007 "Panic" Was Ranked At #21 On The Same Magazine's The 50 Greatest Indie Anthems Ever List. This Was A Single-Only Release And Consequently Did Not Feature On A Traditional Studio Album. It Was Later Included In The 1987 Compilation Album Louder Than Bombs Which Consists Of A Mixture Of Singles Remixes And B-Sides. In 2007 NME Placed "Panic" At Number 21 In Its List Of The 50 Greatest Indie Anthems Ever. In 2017 Rob Sheffield Of Rolling Stone Placed The Song Number Six In His Ranking Of 73 Songs By The Smiths. At Glastonbury 2017 A Smiths Tribute Band Led The Audience In A Protest Against Theresa May By Changing The Lyrics "hang The DJ" To "hang Theresa". The Australian Indie Rock Band The Panics Took Their Name From This Song.

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