Viva Hate
by Morrissey
- Type: Album
- Released: 14 March 1988
- Label: Rhino, His Master's Voice
- Country: United Kingdom
- Length: 45:49
- Community rating: 4.13/5 from 11 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Fresh out of The Smiths, Morrissey鈥檚 debut solo album features Vini Reilly (The Durutti Column) as a guitarist and Stephen Street as a producer and songwriting partner. A beloved release which features Morrissey鈥檚 two best known songs: 'Suedehead' and 'Everyday is Like Sunday'.
Genres
Descriptors: conscious, male vocalist, melodic, political, literate
Tracklist
- Alsatian Cousin (03:12)
- Little Man, What Now? (01:48)
- Everyday Is Like Sunday (03:32)
- Bengali In Platforms (03:53)
- Angel, Angel, Down We Go Together (01:40)
- Late Night, Maudlin Street (07:39)
- Suedehead (03:49)
- Break Up The Family (03:54)
- Hairdresser On Fire (03:50)
- The Ordinary Boys (03:10)
- I Don't Mind If You Forget Me (03:13)
- Dial-A-Cliche (02:28)
- Margaret On The Guillotine (03:41)
Credits
- Stephen Street - bass guitar [the bass guitar], guitar [guitars], music by, producer [produced by], written-by
- Jo Slee - coordinator [art co-ordination]
- Andrew Paresi - drums [the drums]
- Steve Williams - engineer [assistant]
- Vini Reilly - guitar [guitars], keyboards
- Robert Stanley - hair
- Tim Young - lacquer cut by
- Caryn Gough - layout
- Gail Colson - management
- Anton Corbijn - photography by
- Stephen Wright - photography by [sky photograph by]
- Morrissey - sleeve, voice, words by, written-by
- Mark Davies - strings [string section], cello
- Rachel Maguire - strings [string section], cello
- Robert Woollard - strings [string section], cello
- John Metcalfe - strings [string section], viola
- Fenella Barton - strings [string section], violin
- Rick Koster - strings [string section], violin
- Morrissey / Stephen Street - written by