You Are The Quarry

Track listing

1. "America Is Not The World" (4:03)
2. "Irish Blood, English Heart" (2:37)
3. "I Have Forgiven Jesus" (3:41)
4. "Come Back To Camden" (4:14)
5. "I'm Not Sorry" (4:41)
6. "The World Is Full Of Crashing Bores" (3:51)
7. "How Could Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?" (3:25)
8. "The First Of The Gang To Die" (3:38)
9. "Let Me Kiss You" (3:30)
10. "All The Lazy Dykes" (3:31)
11. "I Like You" (4:11)
12. "You Know I Couldn't Last" (5:51)

1. "Don't Make Fun Of Daddys Voice"
2. "It's Hard To Walk Tall When Youre Small"
3. "Teenage Dad On His Estate"
4. "Munich Air Disaster 1958"
5. "Friday Mourning"
6. "The Never Played Symphonies"
7. "My Life Is A Succession Of People Saying Goodbye"
8. "I Am Two People"
9. "Mexico"

1. "Irish Blood, English Heart"
2. "First Of The Gang To Die" (Live Music Video)
3. "First Of The Gang To Die" - July 22, 2004 from the Late Late Show
4. "I Have Forgiven Jesus" - July 22, 2004 from the Late Late Show
5. "Let Me Kiss You" - July 22, 2004 from the Late Late Show

Singles

1. "Irish Blood, English Heart"
2. :B-sides: "It's Hard to Walk Tall When You're Small", "Munich Air Disaster 1958", "The Never-Played Symphonies"
3. :Released May 10, 2004 internationally
4. :Released May 4, 2004 in the United States
• United States: The single's world premier occurred on the KROQ Kevin and Bean show on 22 March, 2004. The song received consistent airplay throughout April and May on such alternative rock stations as WFNX (Boston), WWCD (Columbus), CIMX (Detroit), KMBY (Monterey / Salinas), XTRA (San Diego), and of course KROQ (Los Angeles).http://www.mediabase.com/mmrweb/rronline/StationsMenu.asp?ORD=M&FORMAT=R3R The single's airplay increased over the next few months and upon its release spent two weeks at #4 on Billboard's Singles Sales chart. It also reached #36 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart.
• United Kingdom: The song was first played by Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 1 on March 29, 2004. However, Radio 1 did not playlist the single. Only XFM, which playlisted it, provided much exposure for the single in the UK. Despite the lack of exposure on mainstream stations, "Irish Blood, English Heart" debuted at #3 on the UK charts, making it Morrissey's highest charting single with or without the Smiths.
5. "The First Of The Gang To Die"
6. :B-sides: "My Life Is an Endless Succession of People Saying Goodbye", "Teenage Dad on his Estate", "Mexico"
7. :Released July 12, 2004 internationally
8. :Released July 13, 2004 in the United States
• United Kingdom: The single was A-Listed by BBC Radio 2 and received much more exposure than "Irish Blood...", propelling it onto the top forty airplay chart. It entered the official singles chart at #6, making it the third-highest charting song and most successful follow-up single of Morrissey's career. The single stayed in the chart for seven weeks, longer than any other Morrissey single.
• United States: The single failed to quickly achieve widespread airplay success like "Irish Blood, English Heart". However, it debuted at #12 on the Billboard Singles Sales chart on July 31, causing "Irish Blood, English Heart" to re-enter the chart for a week. By September, it had been added to the playlists of a few stations that supported the last single, including WNNX (Atlanta), WWCD, KROQ, WHTG (Monmouth / Ocean), KMBY, WROX (Norfolk), XTRA, and KITS (San Francisco). However, despite at one point being nearly in the 50 most played alternative rock songs in the United States, "First of the Gang to Die" was never played in enough markets to break into the Billboard Top 40 Modern Rock Tracks chart.
9. "Let Me Kiss You"
10. :B-sides: "Friday Mourning", "I Am Two People", "Don't Make Fun Of Daddy's Voice"
11. :Released October 11, 2004
• United Kingdom: The single reached #8 in the UK, though it slid down the chart quickly. Nancy Sinatra also released a cover version of the song on the same day in the UK, though it charted just outside the top 40. She released the song on July 13 in the US.
• United States: There are currently no confirmed official plans for a US release of the single.
12. "I Have Forgiven Jesus"
13. :B-sides: "The Slum Mums", "The Public Image", " No One Can Hold A Candle To You"
14. :Released 13 December, 2004
• United Kingdom: The fourth single, it reached #10 and spent five week on the chart. The song was not playlisted by Radio 1 or Radio 2. Nevertheless, upon its release it was playlisted by XFM and was made single of the week by HMV.
15. "I Like You" will be released in the United States in early 2005, according to official sources. There is much speculation about whether the song will be released in the UK after "I Have Forgiven Jesus".

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