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As previously shared here:

Mark Ellen introduces The Smiths in concert at The Assembly Rooms in Derby.

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Full concert information here.
Date information in thread.
Shared for those without iPlayer and outside the UK - MP4 above.
Regards,
FWD.



Excellent audio version: see disc 2 here:

Another day, another musician having a pop at Morrissey. In the Guardian.

Headline:

‘Morrissey’s lyrics are untouchable, but I don’t want to think about him’: Lauren Mayberry’s honest playlist​

Excerpt:

The song I secretly like, but tell everyone I hate
I feel like the narrative around Morrissey has caught up with my feelings about the Smiths. His lyric writing is untouchable. But I don’t want to think about him, hear about him, or know any more about him. Everything said about Morrissey comes with a pile of sadness.

From the Guardian's Honest playlist series.

Song and video also featuring in earlier thread

Salford Lads Club could face closure again, hopefully Morrissey will help out like he did the last time it happened. Here’s the go fund me link. They’ve got until the end of November to raise the money. https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-salford-lads-and-girls-club

GoFundMe description:

The Salford Lads and Girls Club has been supporting kids for 120 years. They've changed countless lives, nurtured talent, and been a bedrock of friendship and learning. But now this great institution needs our help. The club is facing a financial crisis and needs to raise £250,000 by the end of November to survive. Join the Manchester Evening News in helping the charity which has done so much for young people in our region.

"In what is mistakenly called real life, Cheryl was very funny. She drove from Wilmslow to my flat in Bowdon several times, and afternoons of very eloquent sarcasm streamed out. Her punishment was to appear in the video for Everyday is Like Sunday as the cattish older sister. I always felt better for having known her … which is sustaining when such cheerful voices die away. I wish our conversations had been recorded - they were much funnier than Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?, and of course, much louder." MORRISSEY.