Morrissey: Vauxhall And I version on vinyl LP in Remastered edition. This particular edition was published in Europe and UK in publishing company Parlophone on 10. June 2014.

20th Anniversary Definitive Master Following the release of Your Arsenal, Parlophone Records is now releasing Morrissey's fourth studio album Vauxhall And I as the 20th Anniversary Definitive Master! An utterly exceptional piece of work, it reached number one in the UK charts and the US Top 20 when it was released in 1995. The single The More You Ingore Me, The Closer I Get reached the UK Top 10 (the only Morrissey single to do so in the 1990s) and number 46 on the US Billboard chart! Most fans to this day agree that Vauxhall And I is Morrissey's best album. Unlike its guitar-laden and noisy studio predecessor, Your Arsenal, Morrissey and his two new co-writers Alain Whyte and Boz Boorer have created a flawless pop album full of brilliant and melodic songs, excellent arrangements and rather likable melodies - one of the best he has ever recorded. Vauxhall And I can be seen as a liberating blow: after years of frustration at the misinterpretation of his songs and aesthetic, and the loss of some of his closest contemporaries, including Mick Ronson, who produced Your Arsenal, Morrissey has come to terms with himself on Vauxhall And I. It shows that the then thirty-year-old was beginning to come to terms with the tyranny of the passing of time and his own ageing. Rather, he was shedding the shadows of his past and developing a new will to welcome the future. Since its initial release on March 14, 1994, Vauxhall And I has consistently appeared in best album charts around the world. Definitive Master has been completely remastered for its 20th anniversary by Bill Inglot. It is released on CD, vinyl and digital download and includes previously unseen photographs. Review: "Produced by Steve Lillywhite, remastered in voluminous surround sound, and accompanied by a haunting and previously unreleased 1995 concert, the album ,,Vauxhall And I" remains a gem of British pop music twenty years on." (stereoplay, August 2014)

Album spans genres Rock and Alternative rock.