01/08/18/0445204
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posted by
davidt
on Saturday August 18 2001, @07:00AM
Brutalful writes: Last night I went to a premiere party for "Things Behind The Sun", a new movie by Allison Anders that will soon be playing on SHOWTIME. Morrissey references pop up all over this movie! In one of the flashback scenes, a character is wearing a "Queen Is Dead" T-Shirt. Towards the end of the film, they play "Back to The Old House", but it is a cover version, by someone named Mike Johnson... Then in the end of the movie Morrissey is thanked in the credits.
It is a really sad movie about a girl who is brutally gang raped as a kid and then is all messed up because of it... It was pretty depressing.--- It premieres tonight (Aug. 18) at 9pm on Showtime. Additional "Things Behind The Sun" (2001) info at IMDb.
01/08/18/0631231
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posted by
davidt
on Saturday August 18 2001, @07:00AM
Warren Allen Smith writes: On the Web, Celebrity Atheists states that Morrissey is a non-believer. However, I would like to confirm this for a paperback I am in the process of writing (CELEBRITIES IN HELL, which will start with Steve and Woody Allen and go on to Peter Ustinov and Frank Zappa--in short, the good guys where theologians who invented Hell would send there . . . but Hell is non-existent.
So far, all I have is the following, which will appear between listings for Yehudi Menuhin and Jim Morrison if I can develop the listing:
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Morrissey [Steven Patrick Morrissey] (22 May 1959- )
Morrissey, a recording artist, has gone on record as being a non-theist.
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But I need (a) confirmation of the birthdate, and (b) any documentation where Morrissey has said he is an agnostic, atheist, rationalists, freethinker, Unitarian, pragmatist, or whatever. Or a note from Morrissey himself to me at 31 Jane Street (10-D), New York, NY 10014.
Can anyone help? Thanks!
Warren Allen Smith
http://wasm.ws
http://humanists.net/wasm/rationalistsny.htm
01/08/18/1357235
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posted by
davidt
on Saturday August 18 2001, @07:00AM
David T. (different) writes: XFM announced that the Johnny Marr single "Last Ride" is out on the 24 September. Hmm.
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watch also writes: From the official Marr site:
[14 August 2001]
.::.: New Johnny Marr interview
Johnny Marr played with Neil Finn at the Witnness festival in Ireland. Included in the set was "There's a light that never goes out", described by fan Donal Flanagan as "pretty brilliant stuff". You can find an interview with Johnny Marr on the official Witnness festival website.
- www.witnness.com -
ps: as far as I'm concerned, if it's not Moz singing it it's just another cover.
--- Guinan also writes:
01/08/18/0448243
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posted by
davidt
on Saturday August 18 2001, @07:00AM
01/08/18/1254243
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posted by
davidt
on Saturday August 18 2001, @07:00AM
Dave Collins writes: The Top U.S. Smiths / Morrissey tribute band The Sweet & Tender Hooligans make their U.K. debut this September.....
Kicking off at the legendary Underworld, Camden Town, London NW1 on Sat Sept 8th (with support from The Cureheads, Depeche Made & Replicas) and winding up in Glasgow on Sept 15th the dates are as follows:
Sat 8th Sept, The Underworld, Camden Town, London NW1
Sun 9th Sept, The Charlotte, Leicester
Weds 12th Sept Fibbers, York
Thurs 13th Sept The New Roscoe, Leeds
Fri 14th Sept The Star & Garter, Manchester *
Sat 15th Sept Strathclyde University, Glasgow *
Tickets for all venues on sale now! ( *except Manchester, door only & Glasgow, tickets available from 24th Aug.)
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