The CD Singles '88–91' is an album by Morrissey, released in 2000. A collection of witty and introspective tracks that blend jangle pop with Morrissey's distinctive lyrical flair. This compilation is significant for highlighting Morrissey's early solo work, which helped solidify his status in the indie rock scene. It features several songs that reached high positions on UK charts, such as 'Everyday Is Like Sunday' and 'The Last of the Famous International Playboys', contributing to his reputation as a provocative and poetic lyricist. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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Disc 1

• 1 Suedehead 3:55
• 2 I Know Very Well How I Got My Name 2:02
• 3 Hairdressor on Fire 3:52
• 4 Oh Well, I'll Never Learn 2:00

Disc 2

• 1 Everyday Is Like Sunday Standout 3:36
• 2 Sister I'm a Poet 2:27
• 3 Disappointed 3:06
• 4 Will Never Marry 3:38

Disc 3

• 1 The Last of the Famous International Playboys Standout 3:41
• 2 Lucky Lisp 2:55
• 3 Michael's Bones 3:09

Disc 4

• 1 Interesting Drug Standout 3:31
• 2 Such a Little Thing Makes Such a Big Difference 2:53
• 3 Sweet and Tender Hooligan (live) 3:59

Disc 5

• 1 Ouija Board, Ouija Board 4:27
• 2 Yes, I Am Blind 3:45
• 3 East West 2:34

Disc 6

• 1 November Spawned a Monster 5:27
• 2 He Knows I'd Love to See Him 3:08
• 3 Girl Least Likely To 4:52

Disc 7

• 1 Piccadilly Palare 3:27
• 2 Get Off the Stage 3:05
• 3 At Amber 2:43

Disc 8

• 1 Our Frank 3:26
• 2 Journalists Who Lie 4:10
• 3 Tony the Pony 4:11

Disc 9

• 1 Sing Your Life 3:29
• 2 That's Entertainment 3:56
• 3 The Loop 4:17

Disc 10

• 1 Pregnant for the Last Time 2:43
• 2 Skin Storm 2:59
• 3 Cosmic Dancer (live) 4:11
• 4 Disappointed (live) 3:25

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