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 It sounds, oh it does. More than everything that plays today put together.

 A book halfway between reportage and cemetery. A long list of dead and battered living.

Please Kill Me is not a traditional album but a powerful oral history capturing the essence of punk rock's origins. Through multiple voices, it chronicles the lives of iconic bands and the music culture that shaped a lost generation. The review praises its raw emotional depth and faithful portrayal of rock 'n' roll’s complexities, honoring the relentless spirit of punk. Dive into the raw, unfiltered world of punk rock—read Please Kill Me and experience the music that defined a lost generation.

 There’s the absolute perfection that only the (now) old Steven Patrick can distill in three minutes.

 What can I say? You have killed me. Again.

This review praises Morrissey’s album as a remarkable return to form, highlighting the blend of melancholy and happiness. The author admires the poetic lyrics, reminiscent Smiths guitars, and the perfect three-minute songs crafted by Morrissey. The album evokes deep emotional resonance and is considered a masterpiece by longtime fans. Listen to Morrissey’s Ringleader of the Tormentors and experience his poetic and emotional mastery anew.