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- Bona Drag
- - 138,348 plays
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Morrissey
Released 1990

Ouija Board, Ouija Board
04:23
9,195 plays

November Spawned A Monster
05:23
8,944 plays

Disappointed
03:04
8,916 plays

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songs

- 1
- Piccadilly Palare
- 03:25
- 10,376 plays

- 2
- Interesting Drug
- 03:27
- 11,179 plays

- 3
- November Spawned A Monster
- 05:23
- 8,944 plays

- 4
- Will Never Marry
- 02:23
- 8,801 plays

- 5
- Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference
- 02:52
- 7,590 plays

- 6
- Last Of The Famous International Playboys
- 03:37
- 12,394 plays

- 7
- Ouija Board, Ouija Board
- 04:23
- 9,195 plays

- 8
- Hairdresser On Fire
- 03:50
- 8,853 plays

- 9
- Everyday Is Like Sunday
- 03:33
- 13,100 plays

- 10
- He Knows I'd Love To See Him
- 03:08
- 6,426 plays

- 11
- Yes, I Am Blind
- 03:43
- 6,898 plays

- 12
- Lucky Lisp
- 02:50
- 7,025 plays

- 13
- Suedehead
- 03:54
- 18,654 plays

- 14
- Disappointed
- 03:04
- 8,916 plays

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album review

As he was toiling on Kill Uncle, Morrissey released Bona Drag, a compilation of singles and B-sides, including "Everyday Is Like Sunday" and "Suedehead" from Viva Hate. While the record conveniently overlooks some rarities, the selections on Bona Drag are uniformly first-rate and many of the songs -- "Picadilly Palare," "Interesting Drug," "November Spawned a Monster," "The Last of the Famous International Playboys," "Lucky Lisp," "Disappointed," "He Knows I'd Love to See Him," and "Ouija Board, Ouija Board" -- are Morrissey classics, arguably making Bona Drag a more consistent and entertaining record than Viva Hate. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide