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Kill Uncle

Kill Uncle is the second solo studio album by the English alternative rock singer Morrissey, released on 4 March 1991 by EMI Records and His Master's Voice. The title comes from the black comedy film Let's Kill Uncle (1966). The album was preceded by the single "Our Frank".

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Genres
Alternative rock · glam rock · rockabilly
Label
His Master's Voice
Length
33:02
Producers
Clive Langer · Alan Winstanley
Recorded
1990–1991
Released
4 March 1991

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Kill Uncle

Nodes51
Edges50
Triples54
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.039216
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Kill Uncle

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related to Critical reception · 20
Kill Uncle → AllMusic, And, Assesing, British, Entertainment Weekly, He, In, Jim Farber, Mark Hogan, Mat Snow, Morrissey, Morrissey's, NME, Our Frank, Pitchfork, Roxy Music, Select, Stephen Thomas Erlewine, They, US
related to Recording · 10
Kill Uncle → Alain Whyte, Alan Winstanley, Boz Boorer, Clive Langer, Fairground Attraction's, Mark, Morrissey, Nevin, Stephen Street, The
related to Release · 9
Kill Uncle → EMI, His Master's Voice, March, No, Our Frank, Sing Your Life, UK, UK Singles Chart, US Modern Rock Tracks
Genres · 3
Kill Uncle → Alternative rock, glam rock, rockabilly
Producers · 2
Kill Uncle → Alan Winstanley, Clive Langer
is a · 2
Kill Uncle → collection of songs that are both very good and like nothing much else in pop, second solo studio album by the English alternative rock singer Morrissey
related to Personnel · 2
Kill Uncle → Credits, Musicians
Label · 1
Kill Uncle → His Master's Voice
Length · 1
Kill Uncle → 33:02
Recorded · 1
Kill Uncle → 1990–1991

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morrissey album kill uncle released frank single track langer rock 1991 song review clive master's voice record music mark time

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Kill UncleGenresAlternative rock1.00infobox
Kill UncleGenresglam rock1.00infobox
Kill UncleGenresrockabilly1.00infobox
Kill UncleLabelHis Master's Voice1.00infobox
Kill UncleLength33:021.00infobox
Kill UncleProducersClive Langer1.00infobox
Kill UncleProducersAlan Winstanley1.00infobox
Kill UncleRecorded1990–19911.00infobox
Kill UncleReleased4 March 19911.00infobox
Kill UncleStudiosHook End Manor (Oxfordshire, England)1.00infobox
Kill Uncleis asecond solo studio album by the English alternative rock singer Morrissey0.90text
Kill Uncleis acollection of songs that are both very good and like nothing much else in pop0.90text

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