Condition: Used
Morrissey - Ouija Board, Ouija Board
Label: Sire, WEA Music Of Canada
Catalog#: 92 14240, 92 14240
Format: Vinyl, 12", Maxi-Single, 33 RPM
Record: VG+ VG++ few light scuffs
Cover: VG++ slight ringwear
Country: Canada
Released: 1989
Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul, Pop, Rock
Style: Alternative Rock
Tracklist
A Ouija Board, Ouija Board
Written-By – Morrissey, Street 4:25
B1 Yes, I Am Blind
Written-By – Rourke, Morrissey 3:34
B2 East West
Written-By – Graham Gouldman 2:34
Credits
Bass – Matthew Seligman
Drums – Andrew Paresi
Guitar – Kevin Armstrong
Piano – Steve Hopkins
Producer – Clive Langer And Alan Winstanley
Sleeve – Caryn Gough, Jo Slee, Morrissey
Notes
Copyright Control / SBS Productions Ltd.
(Label - Outer Ring Info) Sire Records Inc. - Distributed By - Distribue Par - WEA Music Of Canada Ltd. - WEA Musique Du Canada LTEE - 1810 Birchmont Rd. Scarborough, Ontario. - A Warner Communications Company
Saddened lyrics make up this (as the majority of) Morrissey song as Moz adds a soft sense of request to an already demanding tune. As the title of the record suggests, Morrissey is seeking the help of a Ouija Board to reach a long lost love. Haunting and beautiful at the same time, you can't help but tap your foot and sing along as even Morrissey's varying levels of speech become intoxicatingly rhythmic and familiar. If you do not have the time to buy Moz's Hulmerist video, I highly recommend you buy this record to reminisce over. Equally sad and yet more misty is the second song on the single "Yes, I Am Blind". Though not as memorable, fast or catchy as "Ouija Board", it is much more likable than the third track "East West", which in my opinion is not some of Morrissey's best work.
Morrissey - Ouija Board, Ouija Board
I don't see what Morrissey purists have against this song. It's not like it is offensive or anything it's just a mildly ironic twist on the supernatural.
And very quirky with it
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