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To appeal to American audiences, Sire Records shoehorned the band’s iconic non-album single, "How Soon Is Now?", right into the middle of the album as track six.

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Marr moved beyond the jangly pop of the first album, introducing varied influences. From the funk-inspired rhythms to rockabilly influences on "Rusholme Ruffians," his playing showed immense growth.

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The Smiths' second studio album, Meat Is Murder , was released on 11 February 1985

How Soon Is Now? was inserted as track six, wedged between Nowhere Fast and Well I Wonder . Marr moved beyond the jangly pop of the

: Marr incorporated complex guitar textures, while Morrissey introduced sound effects from personal BBC records, such as the haunting abattoir noises heard in the title track.

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: A more aggressive rhythmic attack anchored by Andy Rourke's iconic basslines and Mike Joyce's driving drums.