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Cemetry Gates. Bigmouth Strikes Again. The Boy with the Thorn on His Side. Vicar in a Tutu. Signaled by its aptly regal name, The Queen Is Dead is when the Smiths crest into their own imperial moment. For believers, the release of The Queen Is Dead in June proved that the Smiths were the greatest group in the world. Imperial in their own minds, the Smiths could never convince enough of the pop public to agree with them that they were the crucial group of their era.

But they never came close to dominating the chart like the Beatles or the Stones. After a flurry of good-sized hits at the start of their pop career, by their singles had fallen into a disappointing pattern. Increasingly grandiose and paranoid, the singer alleged there was a conspiracy of radio silence to suppress his profoundly serious lyrical content in favor of the trite and trivial.

The conception of Morrissey as the unacknowledged ruler of pop—as a spurned savior who could restore to British music the urgency and relevance it had during punk—is one of the shadow implications of the title The Queen Is Dead , lurking behind its overt anti-royalism. But the outlines of a future Brexit supporter are already becoming clear. It doubles as both a relationship song and a commentary on Morrissey as the controversialist forever getting in trouble for his caustic quips and sweeping statements.

Although his songs once saved their lives, Morrissey anticipates his fans abandoning him as they grow out of the maladjustment and amorous ineptitude in which he will remain perpetually trapped. The empty young lives will fill up with all the normal sorts of happiness, he predicts, and the Smiths records will be filed away and forgotten.

But here Morrissey hovers in an ecstatic suspension of yearning that becomes its own satisfaction, an emptiness that becomes a plenitude. Marginally more robust and shiny than the last time it was remastered, this new Queen comes with a couple of extra discs and a DVD that contains a promo directed by British filmmaker Derek Jarman. The demos contain differences that will interest the diehards.