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Older Stuff
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
Natalie writes:
MorrisseyMusic.com's pre-order store has posted the artwork for the Who Put The 'M' In Manchester DVD and Live At Earl's Court CD.
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
sleeper writes:
I've transcribed the WORD #23 (Jan 2005) interview, as well as scanned in some photographs from the magazine. Some great quotes from the ever witty Morrissey, including my favorite quote from the interview: "Yes, the profile has been a little higher than of late but I shudder when I hear the word 'come back'. I don't like to think that I'm back. I've always been here. It implies something about revisiting the past. There's nothing in the past I'd go back for. No reason ever to. As far as I'm aware only Doctor Who can go back in time." >>> WORD #23 (Jan 2005) Transcribed by Vu www.wordmagazine.co.uk "Prodigal Son or Conquering Hero?" (6 pgs) writer: Stuart Maconie photo: Norman Jean Roy
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
Dev writes:
There is a special tribute remix album in the pipeline on Warners. There are rumours that Sparks are doing a remix of "Suedehead".
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
charmer writes:
Photographer Tom Oldham has a new exhibition of work in London. It features photos of Morrissey. More details at the Guardian web site - including pic of Moz in Manchester.
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
Kelly writes:
Hmmm. Was watching Video Hits this morning (an Australian music video show), and Hilary Duff was being interviewed. The host asked her the kind of music she was interested in, she rattled off a few bands and then mentioned she liked some older stuff, like The Cure and Morrissey. Good to see the youngins taking an interest in good music!!
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
Smiling Jack writes:
Just saw this today in Issue #807 of Entertainment Weekly (Sin City cast on cover). The Smiths' "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" named the 39th greatest love song of all time. The magazine has ranked the top 50 love songs in preparation for Valentine's Day. Sandwiched between Seal's "Kiss From a Rose" and Captain and Tennille's "Love Will Keep Us Together", here is the text that accompanies the rank: "If a 10-ton truck kills the both of us/To die by your side--Well the pleasure, the privilege is mine." Morrissey may be romance' great (often hilarious) cynic, but he's also the most adept at capturing its twisted side: to be so obsessed you don't care if you die.
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 14 2005, @10:00AM
Stan writes:
Morrissey now has his own entry in Roger's Profanisaurus, the brilliant dictionary of UK swear words and phrases created by Viz Magazine. The following entry appears in the latest edition of the magazine (Issue 142) but these are then compiled into a hardback book every year or so - the recent edition of the Profanisaurus had 4,000 words and phrases, most of them hugely funny. The Moz entry reads; MORRISSEY'S STAG NIGHT, LIKE (sim). Descriptive of a public house peopled entirely by broken men of indeterminate age staring silently at their half-empty pint glasses. Eg, 'Shall we go to Yates's instead? It's like Morrissey's stag night in here'. Quite funny, I think. The irony is that if Morrissey ever were to have a stag night it would be peopled by skinheads, ex-boxers, Courtney Love, and the surviving members of the New York Dolls. In short, utter mayhem.
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