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posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @05:00PM
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
Jazzy Jeff writes:
A young-looking Morrissey is on the cover of the current issue of the NME, as part of their 100 Greatest British Albums feature.
An anonymous person also writes: Tickets for the smaller venues on the UK tour are advertised in today's NME. ---Accompanied by another satisfying shot of Morrissey, which is however nothing on the classical violinist of last time around. Uncleskinny also posts on the general board (original post):
Top 100 British albums; of interest here-
54 - Morrissey - Vauxhall and I 26 - The Smiths - Hatful Of Hollow 19 - The Smiths - Strangeways Here We Come 2 - The Smiths - The Queen Is Dead and at number 1 - The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses. I'll get a full list up later, along with the attendant quotes from Johnny Marr. Also there's another HUGE full page advert for the provincial dates - nice Moz picture where he seems to be coughing or something
septimus warren smith also writes: The NME compiled its list of 100 greatest albums to mark Britain's "musical renaissance".
The top 20:
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
An anonymous person writes:
well sort of, for the second consecutive year Morrissey has been featured in a Documentary at the Sundance Film Festival. Last year "New York Doll," this year "Glastonbury." Obviously the documentary is about the UK music festival. The documentary covers the history of the festival, and the eccentric personalities of our friends in the UK. Morrissey is featured performing First of the Gang to Die from the You Are the Quarry tour. It not the whole performance, but a good minute and a half of his performance. All in all, the film is pretty good, and has plenty more musical performances of interest from past festivals. Look out for the film sometime this year, certainly in the UK, possibly in the US.
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
Helen writes:
Pretty Petty Thieves is an affectionately irreverent Morrissey/Smiths fansite. Please do pop round.
Interviews: Spencer Cobrin, Mark Simpson (author of "Saint Morrissey"), Jose Maldonado (Sweet & Tender Hooligans tribute band), Alan Wilson (The Sharks & The Gazmen... and more.... Reviews: "Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others", Smiths/Moz tour of Manchester, Elva Snow, Smiths/Moz books, Red Lightning, Electronic... and more... Random fun stuff: The Morrissey Gig Queuing Olympics (to get you in the mood for this year), the Morrissey doll, shrines to Morrissey, 1001 Reasons Why We Love Boz, Morrissey's tea pot... and more.... It's updated once or twice a week.
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
An anonymous person writes:
FYI, I saw the Coachella film last night and wanted to let fans know that there is indeed a Moz performance included. November... is shown in its entirety. A decent performance that's introduced by a funny bit with a Moz lookalike that had attended the festival that day. Overall a great film with lots of good bands. ---
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
torr sends the link:
Largehearted Boy: Book Notes - Douglas A. Martin Excerpt: In his own words, here is Douglas Martin's "Book Notes" submission for his novel, Branwell: A Novel of the Bronte Brother: Soundtrack for BRANWELL (mood, brood, and hurt) -"Bedtime Story," Tammy Wynette -"The Bees," Belly -"Beautiful World," Coldplay -"Shane," Liz Phair -"A Loon," Kristin Hersh -"Man-Size," PJ Harvey -"Josephine," Tori Amos -"Parakeet," R.E.M. -"Michael," Franz Ferdinand -"Fireflies," Patti Smith -"Seasick, Yet Still Docked," Morrissey -"Anchor Song," Bjork
posted by
davidt
on Wednesday January 25 2006, @10:00AM
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