Der Spiegel audio file of Morrissey interview released

Here you go. The recording of the interview.

Der Audiomitschnitt zum SPIEGEL-Interview mit Morrissey - Spiegel Online
Sänger Morrissey fühlt sich nach einem Interview mit dem SPIEGEL falsch zitiert und will nun nie wieder mit Printmedien sprechen. Hören Sie hier den Mitschnitt des Interviews.

English version:

The Audio of DER SPIEGEL's Interview with Morrissey
British pop singer Morrissey has accused DER SPIEGEL of falsely quoting him in a recently published interview. The magazine stands behind its reporting and has made the decision to post the audio online in response.

On Friday, Nov. 10, DER SPIEGEL culture reporter Juliane Liebert told her editors that she had been offered an interview with British popstar Morrissey and that a decision needed to be made quickly on whether to accept. We agreed: The former lead singer of The Smiths doesn't shy away from speaking his mind - and he also doesn't grant interviews very often.

The following Monday, Liebert flew to Los Angeles, where she was to interview Morrissey on Tuesday. The interview appointment got delayed several times before finally taking place on Wednesday and lasting 40 minutes. Edited versions of interviews published in DER SPIEGEL are usually authorized by the interview subject before publication, consistent with established procedure in German journalism. But in this instance, Morrissey's team elected to forego authorization.

After its publication on Nov. 18 in DER SPIEGEL, the interview (available behind the SPIEGEL Plus paywall in German) generated headlines not only in the German-language media. English publications like the Independent also wrote about Morrissey's statements regarding Trump, Brexit, the #MeToo debate and questions of national identity.

The musician then sought to distance himself from the published interview. "Unless you see the words form in my mouth and then you see or hear the words come out of my mouth... please, if you don't see that, I didn't say them," he told fans at a concert. He said he would never grant an interview to a print journalist again.

On Monday, Morrissey followed up with a post on his official Facebook page casting doubt on whether his statements had been reflected accurately by DER SPIEGEL. He also alleged that the fact that the magazine had not yet posted the raw audio of the interview was tantamount to an indirect admission of guilt.

To counter that claim, the editors of DER SPIEGEL have decided to post the audio of the interview online.

You can listen to the interview conducted with Morrissey in Los Angeles on Nov. 15 here:

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Posted by Famous when dead:

Interview mp3 - yours to keep:
https://www.sendspace.com/file/dx1c0j
(the exact file as used on the site).



Media coverage:

• German News Site Releases Audio of Controversial Morrissey Interview: Listen - Pitchfork. Link posted by an anonymous person.
• Morrissey Really Did Say All Those Controversial Things, Newly Released Audio Proves - Uproxx. Link posted by BrummieBoy.
• German news site calls Morrissey's bluff, releases audio of him saying shitty things - AV Club. Link posted by BrummieBoy.
• Audio from Morrissey’s controversial interview has been released, and it proves he wasn’t misquoted - Consequence Of Sound. Link posted by BrummieBoy.
• The audio revealing Morrissey’s defence of Kevin Spacey has been released - Tone Deaf. Link posted by BrummieBoy.
• Der Spiegel releases full audio from Morrissey interview after singer refutes controversial remarks - The Independent. Link posted by Shyness 1s nice.
• Morrissey: Der Spiegel releases audio of controversial interview - BBC News. Link posted by Shyness 1s nice.
• Sorry Morrissey, Der Spiegel Has Audio Proof You're Still an Asshole - Noisey / VICE. Link posted by Shyness 1s nice.

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Related item:

• Der Spiegel audio "to be released in the next days" - Juliane Liebert tweet - Dec. 11, 2017

 

[Nathalie]

Oyé oyé, Bonnes Gens, Good People ! Ex-fans of eighties, nineties, twenties. Yes I will do it as you have done it, sentence after sentence.

1/ “Since we're here in Hollywood, have you followed the debates on Harvey S`qs`q, Kevin Spacey, and #MeToo?” => “Up to a point” => Sure, he had not a detailed press review every morning during the tour. I’m not sarcastic. That’s why it seems to me that his answer is totally disconnected from the Weinstein and Spacey cases = he has simply evoked only one situation, the intent to harm :

“Anyone who has ever said to someone else, "I like you," is suddenly being charged with sexual harassment. You have to put these things into the right relations. Of course, there are extreme cases, rape is disgusting, any physical attack is repugnant. But we have to SEE it in proportion. Otherwise, every person on this planet is guilty. Some people are already awkward when it comes to romance.”

Yes, everyone can show compassion for presumed victims and a disgust for the abuser, of course. Since our morality and values speak in first. But our strong belief (deep conviction) can not be only based on our morality and values, but according evidences and the context = we-have-to-see-it-in-proportion. Otherwise-every-person-on-this-planet-is-guilty. Yes, yes, yes… He’s right. Simple but insightful.

Legislation should take into account of the romance ! Whatever the age ! (Fortunately, Macron, tenacious, came back a few years after, of age, otherwise we couldn’t have had Brigitte… … … because all the Brigitte are sexy… … …)

+ see movie « Mourir d’aimer » - OH ! With a very very nice song from Charles Aznavour “To die of love”

Lyrics : http://paroles2chansons.lemonde.fr/paroles-charles-aznavour/paroles-mourir-d-aimer.html

YouTube :

2/ “Is this also supposed to apply to the actresses who went to the hotel room with S'qs`q? “

=> “People know exactly what's going on. Afterwards, they feel embarrassed or disliked.”
+ He repeats :

“I hate rape. I hate attacks. I hate sexual situations that are forced on someone. But in many cases one looks at the circumstances and thinks that the person who is considered a victim is merely disappointed. Throughout the history of music and rock 'n' roll there have been musicians who slept with their groupies. If you go through history, almost everyone is guilty of sleeping with minors.”

According to me, the first part of the answer (people blabla) is too generalized. He forgets intimidation and manipulation from Weinstein. Moreover, the Weinstein case goes beyond the sexual abuses (1)(3). It’s also question of organized crime (2)(3). But remember, he had not followed the vaudeville, but only up to a point, that's why he generalizes. (see &***)

(1) accused of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment in USA, UK and France and not only by actresses, by current executives and assistants too, into his room or into his office

(2) his brother, some members of the production company, law firms and everybody who knew and/or have facilitated the practices of Weinstein + the private investigation team to quash sex scandal and to draw up the secret hitlist (91 people among others 50 names in red, working in the film industry who could intend to speak).

(3) First, New York Times published a series of sexual harassment allegations on 5 October. October 10, the print reporter Ronan Farrow released his first report :
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news...cusers-tell-their-stories?mbid=social_twitter
November 6, Ronan Farrow published his second report :
https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-desk/harvey-weinsteins-army-of-spies

Everyone, even a strong character, can fall on a gifted manipulator. Each one has its own apprehensions, each one at any time is more or less likely to detect the context which leads to a critical situation (one can seem to be an “idiot” according some people but even attempt to abuse an “idiot” remains a crime and I’m sure that he’s OK – In fact, there’s never some “idiot” into these stories and I’m sure that he’s OK). We are all unequal to perceive or react to the good moment.

(***) Yes it exists people who goes to an appointment or a casting couch by greed or another interest and shout then about harassment. It also exist some people who lies for any reason, revenge, et caetera. It exists also some stories between adults and minors by consent and sometimes true love. All the situations can exist. And the law says always : evidences, evidences, evidences…

It really appears that M. Morrissey seeks to differentiate all the cases : people who know exactly what to expect and all the others circumstances, but every situation must be examined, first by the person with her own conscience and her own awareness of the abuse contexts and in a second time, when there is a lawsuit by the regulations (and then there’s no romance, no emotions, only particular case to look, only presumed facts, a presumed victim, a presumed abuser and consequences). I would insist to say that EVERY BAD OR “BAD” STORY IS SINGULAR. Somewhere, that’s what he says too : situations that are forced on someone / person who is considered a victim is merely disappointed / there have been musicians who slept with their groupies

3/ Spacey : The two comments “That's why it does not sound very credible to me. It seems to me that Spacey has been unnecessarily attacked” seem certainly staggering. I’m disagree with these two sentences. BUT :

“It does not sound” / “it seems to me that” are not a deep conviction. That’s even not an assumption of what really happened. That’s only a perception regarding :

a- Of what he knows about the show-business

b- Of what he would have done or not done himself

c- Of his scheme “all the parents should be always near their children”; perhaps you think it’s ridiculous but that’s the normal scheme for everyone.

So, everyone is relieved !!! This principles, morals and values are normal ! (where were the parents / I’m against sexual harassment etc etc etc)

The consenting sexual relations between adults and miners are common in the show-business = “Throughout the history of music and rock 'n' roll there have been musicians who slept with their groupies.” And he differentiates amorality from criminal offense = “Of course, there are extreme cases, rape is disgusting, any physical attack is repugnant.”. This man is fully normal !

 

[Anonymous]

I'm guessing the next move from camp Morrissey is to claim the interview has been edited? Or just no further comment at all? I think the above post nails it for me, storm in a teacup. I have spent 30 years enjoying his music while basically filtering out his vegetarianism sentiments, its white noise to me. Its an opinion I just don't agree with (I'm pro-eating meat, anti-animal cruelty, which I know is a complete contradiction to a lot of people, but eh, whatever, thats another topic). Point is, Morrissey has displayed these beliefs I don't agree with for a long time but I love his music, thats what I follow along for, the stuff I don't like is just white noise (droning on about the Monarchy etc). This is no different, he has some shit opinions I don't agree with but, eh...
The difference to me is he hasn't (as far as we know) actually *done* something shitty. Now if it came out that he was the Kevin Spacey type or something, that would be a different line for me.

Personally I think he just has trouble picking out finer details, he likes to make big sweeping statements, partly I'm sure because it creates controversy and gets people talking about him, and partly because I just think he has a really weird view of the world. I've known people like this before in person. They're absolutely against victim blaming and sex abuse and all of that, they 100% are. Yet they also want to express that the accused has a right to fair judgement by law. I heard someone say the way we handle alleged victims shouldn't be that we automatically believe them instantly, but we should take their claims very seriously and it should be investigated. I have heard less articulate people butcher views like that and come across sounding like they mean something they don't actually mean. Morrissey to me fits this in a lot of ways. Yes, he's poetic and he can use language beautifully, but that doesn't always mean he's overly articulate and conveys meaning well. It's one thing to sit and ponder over lyrics or answers via text and spell out exactly what you want. But on the spot in person some people can be terrible at it. Morrissey, as well all know, is also pretty blunt and not always the most empathetic person. I think he can be quite oblivious to the way he comes across a lot of the time and to him he thinks he is putting out what he means, but its delivered poorly.
So I don't think he is all bad and evil, I think it's a bit of a storm in a tea cup. It is absolutely problematic, but not an awful person. With how he's said what he's said, I don't agree with it, but I don't think its THAT bad. The one thing that is bad, is how he's handling it. He's a stubborn bastard. But the problem here is this site has people who have the knives out for him at every turn. People who are wanking over every bit of bad publicity that comes his way or that he creates and he can do no right. Then there are those who defend him at every turn who believe he can do no wrong. Clearly the answer is somewhere in the middle.

I can agree with a lot of that but for me it was his completely inappropriate response to that mass shooting in Norway likening all those people, all those lives...to KFC. Ok...you love animals...you don't like people...I can accept that if that is how you truly feel. I disagree with the timing and the insensitivity but I can at least accept your logic and cringing-ly defend you to people I know. But then it happens at a gay night club and he has a totally different response. Then the Manchester terrorist attack where he starts agreeing with people and views on open borders and taking in refugees....and no reminders about how we kill animals and no one cares blah blah blah. Then he states that Donald and Hillary were the same....ridiculous. Hate Hillary but she doesnt hate homosexuals, Mexicans, and anyone who slightly disagrees with her the way Donald displayed. Donald admitted to sexually molesting women and walking in on underage beauty contestants. He mocked a disabled reporter because he disagreed with him. ....and Morrissey, who empathized with a disabled person enough so that he wore a hearing aide as a statement thinks the two are the same.

 

[Anonymous]

If, as Morrissey suggested, Anthony Rapp knew what he was getting himself in for when aged 14 he went into in a bedroom with Kevin Spacey, then shouldn't Morrissey have known what he was getting himself in for by going into a room at the age of 58 for an interview with a leftist journalist from Germany?

"I think that's ridiculous. As far as I know, he was in a room with a leftist journalist. You wonder where Morrissey's advisors were. One wonders if Morrissey did not know what could happen. I do not know about you, but I've never been in situations like this in my youth or at any stage of my life. Never. I always knew what could happen. When you are in a room with someone recording you, you have to be aware of where that can lead to if you don't watch your words. That's why it does not sound very credible to me. It seems to me Der Spiegel has been unnecessarily attacked.

Interviewees know exactly what happens. And they play along. Afterward, they feel embarrassed, or they do not like it. And then they turn it around and say: I was attacked, I was surprised, I was asked questions I wasn't expecting, those words didn't form in my mouth. But if everything had gone well and had it given them a great career boost, they would not talk about it. In many cases, one looks at the circumstances and thinks that the person referred to as the interviewee is merely disappointed."





Wrong. The statistics are very real. As out of line as Morrissey was about Spacey, he was mostly right here. The only marginally inaccurate part was that Germany is the rape capital of Europe; it isn't - that's currently Sweden, but Germany is following along very closely behind. I direct you to this post (quoted below) that I put together earlier this afternoon. What Morrissey brought up is a hugely pressing issue which will only become more pressing and widespread over the coming years, and it's not in the least bit helped when weirdo losers such as yourself deny - for political reasons - that the problem even exists. So f*** you, you lying piece of shit.

Who are you calling a piece of shit.

Steven Patrick Morrissey the lying bastard

 

[Anonymous]

When I was in my early teenage years - about ‘84, I was introduced to the smiths. I latched onto the clever juxtaposition of INCREDIBLE, musicianship, incomparable guitar-work and superbly crafted, cheeky, thoughtful lyrics. That band changed my life. They’re a big part of who I am as a person today. I saw them in ‘86 with Billy Bragg in Toronto and it was sublime! I forged MANY, lifelong relationships out of the sentiment and passion that they emoted to friends and I. WE were different than the shit-talking, illiterate, cruel, unmoveable, unconscious masses.

I loved, supported and saw the VH, YA and KU tours. All fantastic. Made the stage in 2 out of three. Hugs. Lively hugs. Still have a piece of his shirt from the YA tour at Maple Leaf Gardens. What a FANTASTIC show.

Reading this thread makes me realize that it really IS over and has been for sometime.

There’s NO way that the ignorant apologists here were even alive when the Smiths were recording. NONE of you saw them. NONE of you have release day first-pressings of their albums. NONE of you have seen them live.

To all of the Smiths fans out there - my sisters and brothers in humanity - I love every one of you.

As to the present day Morrissey crowd? You’re fawning at a twisted, ill-thinking, oxymoronic shell of what used to be. I’d feel empathy, maybe even sympathy for you if your obsession and ignorance weren’t so overbearingly obvious.

What I do feel though, is an overwhelming rush of gratitude. At least now - other than Alabama - I know where some of the socially-inept, thoughtless-monkeys are.

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“It’s not the band I hate. It’s their fans” - Sloan “Coax Me”.

 

[BrummieBoy]

Are am I hearing a real person? A human? You sound synthetically programmed. Maybe that's what all of us will sound like in the future, when we've been genetically stripped of any capability of real thought, reason and logic. Get offline and step out into the real world now and then. Trust me, it would do you a lot of good.

Is Bologna still in Germany?

*smirks*

 

[Vince Eager]

I can agree with a lot of that but for me it was his completely inappropriate response to that mass shooting in Norway likening all those people, all those lives...to KFC. Ok...you love animals...you don't like people...I can accept that if that is how you truly feel. I disagree with the timing and the insensitivity but I can at least accept your logic and cringing-ly defend you to people I know. But then it happens at a gay night club and he has a totally different response. Then the Manchester terrorist attack where he starts agreeing with people and views on open borders and taking in refugees....and no reminders about how we kill animals and no one cares blah blah blah. Then he states that Donald and Hillary were the same....ridiculous. Hate Hillary but she doesnt hate homosexuals, Mexicans, and anyone who slightly disagrees with her the way Donald displayed. Donald admitted to sexually molesting women and walking in on underage beauty contestants. He mocked a disabled reporter because he disagreed with him. ....and Morrissey, who empathized with a disabled person enough so that he wore a hearing aide as a statement thinks the two are the same.

Thx Natalie fort his analysis. I fully agree to everything you’ve said.

 

[Anonymous]

When I was in my early teenage years - about ‘84, I was introduced to the smiths. I latched onto the clever juxtaposition of INCREDIBLE, musicianship, incomparable guitar-work and superbly crafted, cheeky, thoughtful lyrics. That band changed my life. They’re a big part of who I am as a person today. I saw them in ‘86 with Billy Bragg in Toronto and it was sublime! I forged MANY, lifelong relationships out of the sentiment and passion that they emoted to friends and I. WE were different than the shit-talking, illiterate, cruel, unmoveable, unconscious masses.

I loved, supported and saw the VH, YA and KU tours. All fantastic. Made the stage in 2 out of three. Hugs. Lively hugs. Still have a piece of his shirt from the YA tour at Maple Leaf Gardens. What a FANTASTIC show.

Reading this thread makes me realize that it really IS over and has been for sometime.

There’s NO way that the ignorant apologists here were even alive when the Smiths were recording. NONE of you saw them. NONE of you have release day first-pressings of their albums. NONE of you have seen them live.

To all of the Smiths fans out there - my sisters and brothers in humanity - I love every one of you.

As to the present day Morrissey crowd? You’re fawning at a twisted, ill-thinking, oxymoronic shell of what used to be. I’d feel empathy, maybe even sympathy for you if your obsession and ignorance weren’t so overbearingly obvious.

What I do feel though, is an overwhelming rush of gratitude. At least now - other than Alabama - I know where some of the socially-inept, thoughtless-monkeys are.

———————————————————
“It’s not the band I hate. It’s their fans” - Sloan “Coax Me”.

This is the same individual that has refused to play in Canada for years. He’s been a hypocrite for years playing countries that have a terrible track record for animal rights but are willing to pad his pocketbook. It least johnny is still producing some good music

 

[NovemberMonster]

When I was in my early teenage years - about ‘84, I was introduced to the smiths. I latched onto the clever juxtaposition of INCREDIBLE, musicianship, incomparable guitar-work and superbly crafted, cheeky, thoughtful lyrics. That band changed my life. They’re a big part of who I am as a person today. I saw them in ‘86 with Billy Bragg in Toronto and it was sublime! I forged MANY, lifelong relationships out of the sentiment and passion that they emoted to friends and I. WE were different than the shit-talking, illiterate, cruel, unmoveable, unconscious masses.

I loved, supported and saw the VH, YA and KU tours. All fantastic. Made the stage in 2 out of three. Hugs. Lively hugs. Still have a piece of his shirt from the YA tour at Maple Leaf Gardens. What a FANTASTIC show.

Reading this thread makes me realize that it really IS over and has been for sometime.

There’s NO way that the ignorant apologists here were even alive when the Smiths were recording. NONE of you saw them. NONE of you have release day first-pressings of their albums. NONE of you have seen them live.

To all of the Smiths fans out there - my sisters and brothers in humanity - I love every one of you.

As to the present day Morrissey crowd? You’re fawning at a twisted, ill-thinking, oxymoronic shell of what used to be. I’d feel empathy, maybe even sympathy for you if your obsession and ignorance weren’t so overbearingly obvious.

What I do feel though, is an overwhelming rush of gratitude. At least now - other than Alabama - I know where some of the socially-inept, thoughtless-monkeys are.

———————————————————
“It’s not the band I hate. It’s their fans” - Sloan “Coax Me”.

I don't recall a VH (Viva Hate, one must assume) tour. Surely Wolverhampton can't be classed a "tour".
Ergo, your opinion is void. Next!

 

[Anonymous]

When I was in my early teenage years - about ‘84, I was introduced to the smiths. I latched onto the clever juxtaposition of INCREDIBLE, musicianship, incomparable guitar-work and superbly crafted, cheeky, thoughtful lyrics. That band changed my life. They’re a big part of who I am as a person today. I saw them in ‘86 with Billy Bragg in Toronto and it was sublime! I forged MANY, lifelong relationships out of the sentiment and passion that they emoted to friends and I. WE were different than the shit-talking, illiterate, cruel, unmoveable, unconscious masses.

I loved, supported and saw the VH, YA and KU tours. All fantastic. Made the stage in 2 out of three. Hugs. Lively hugs. Still have a piece of his shirt from the YA tour at Maple Leaf Gardens. What a FANTASTIC show.

Reading this thread makes me realize that it really IS over and has been for sometime.

There’s NO way that the ignorant apologists here were even alive when the Smiths were recording. NONE of you saw them. NONE of you have release day first-pressings of their albums. NONE of you have seen them live.

To all of the Smiths fans out there - my sisters and brothers in humanity - I love every one of you.

As to the present day Morrissey crowd? You’re fawning at a twisted, ill-thinking, oxymoronic shell of what used to be. I’d feel empathy, maybe even sympathy for you if your obsession and ignorance weren’t so overbearingly obvious.

What I do feel though, is an overwhelming rush of gratitude. At least now - other than Alabama - I know where some of the socially-inept, thoughtless-monkeys are.

———————————————————
“It’s not the band I hate. It’s their fans” - Sloan “Coax Me”.

WFT are you talking about none of us saw The Smiths live? Who the hell are you? Yes, there are lots of people that come here and post anonymously or don't post at all, etc. There are quite a few people here that have seen The Smiths live, FACT. Maybe not any of these cretins arguing back and forth in defence of Morrissey's recent verbal diarrhoea, but I assure you there are plenty of people still around here who saw The Smiths. And by the way, the was no VH tour. Kill Uncle was his first tour as a solo artist, so unless you were at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, you didn't see anything close to a Viva Hate tour.

But yeah, he is over.

 

[Nikita]

Bottom line is that as long as Morrissey statements were in accordance with the audience / journalists / whatever views, nobody was shocked, but as soon as it is not anymore, he becomes the antichrist.

 

[bhops]

I can agree with a lot of that but for me it was his completely inappropriate response to that mass shooting in Norway likening all those people, all those lives...to KFC. Ok...you love animals...you don't like people...I can accept that if that is how you truly feel. I disagree with the timing and the insensitivity but I can at least accept your logic and cringing-ly defend you to people I know. But then it happens at a gay night club and he has a totally different response. Then the Manchester terrorist attack where he starts agreeing with people and views on open borders and taking in refugees....and no reminders about how we kill animals and no one cares blah blah blah. Then he states that Donald and Hillary were the same....ridiculous. Hate Hillary but she doesnt hate homosexuals, Mexicans, and anyone who slightly disagrees with her the way Donald displayed. Donald admitted to sexually molesting women and walking in on underage beauty contestants. He mocked a disabled reporter because he disagreed with him. ....and Morrissey, who empathized with a disabled person enough so that he wore a hearing aide as a statement thinks the two are the same.

Sorry I seem to be confused, Trump is actually the most pro-homosexual president we've seen in some time. Hilary's very open support (financial and otherwise) of such a virulently anti gay religion in islam would probably suggest she is far less pro-gay than Trump is.

What has ever said against Mexican's per se? he has aid that there is a lot of very bad people coming over illegally from the Mexican side and i suggest he is right. In fact BIll Clinton agreed with him.



And he never mocked a reporter's disability specifically, he just did that stupid hand shit he has done many times before.

 

[reelfountain]

Sorry I seem to be confused, Trump is actually the most pro-homosexual president we've seen in some time. Hilary's very open support (financial and otherwise) of such a virulently anti gay religion in islam would probably suggest she is far less pro-gay than Trump is.

What has ever said against Mexican's per se? he has aid that there is a lot of very bad people coming over illegally from the Mexican side and i suggest he is right. In fact BIll Clinton agreed with him.



And he never mocked a reporter's disability specifically, he just did that stupid hand shit he has done many times before.

Watching these videos, Trump seems to at least be highly entertaining. Watching Bill Clinton sent me to sleep.

 

[reelfountain]

 

[reelfountain]

WFT are you talking about none of us saw The Smiths live? Who the hell are you? Yes, there are lots of people that come here and post anonymously or don't post at all, etc. There are quite a few people here that have seen The Smiths live, FACT. Maybe not any of these cretins arguing back and forth in defence of Morrissey's recent verbal diarrhoea, but I assure you there are plenty of people still around here who saw The Smiths. And by the way, the was no VH tour. Kill Uncle was his first tour as a solo artist, so unless you were at Wolverhampton Civic Hall, you didn't see anything close to a Viva Hate tour.

But yeah, he is over.

All this Morrissey is over talk is fake news. Haven't you considered that some of his fans might've actually enjoyed his German interview?

 

[Anonymous]

Bottom line is that as long as Morrissey statements were in accordance with the audience / journalists / whatever views, nobody was shocked, but as soon as it is not anymore, he becomes the antichrist.

Trump is the antichrist. Morrissey is just his father. I do not believe them. Never have never will. Period.

 

[BrummieBoy]

All this Morrissey is over talk is fake news. Haven't you considered that some of his fans might've actually enjoyed his German interview?

Is Bologna still in Germany?

 

[reelfountain]

Yes.

Oh i see... Cologne, yeah, ha ha. Typo.

 

[BrummieBoy]

Juliane Liebert isn't going to put up with any crap. Not from Morrissey. Not from his arse-licking apologists. You go girl!

am lustigsten sind ja die leute, die sich jetzt uber mein englisch beschweren. da interviewt man einen weltstar, das interview geht global viral, er behauptet, man hatte sich alles ausgedacht, man wird tagelang angefeindet, beweist das gegenteil, die leute: nun, er ist zwar wirklich ein arschlock und hat vor einem internationalem publicum lugen uber dich und deine arbeit verbreitet, aber dein englisch, madchen, schamst du dich nicht? um das mal klarzustellen: es gibt viele leute, die seit vielen jahren internationale interviews fuhren und miserables englisch sprechen. aber normalerwiese werden ihre audios nicht veroffentlicht, und es sind manner. es gab keinerlei verstandnis - oder ubersetzungsfehler im interview oder der transkription, nehmt eure sexistschen kopfe aus euren verdammten arschen und lasst mich in frieden, danke laut.de


the funniest are the people who complain about my English now. there one interviews a world star, the interview goes global viral, he asserts, everything had been thought up, one gets hostaged for days, proves the contrary, the people: well, he is indeed really a bloke and has before an international publicum peeping about you and spread your work, but your English, girl, are you not ashamed? To put it bluntly, there are many people who have been making international interviews for many years and speak miserable English. but normally their audios are not published, and they are manner. there was no understanding or translation error in the interview or the transcription, take your sexist heads out of your f***ing ass and leave me in peace, thanks laut.de

 

[BrummieBoy]

What a wonderful few days it's been!

So delightful to see The Cult Of Morrissey is absolute disarray as even the craziest of loons struggle to find words to exonerate Dear Leader. They are mortified, in abject distress at the humiliation visited upon them by their false idol.

And how pleasingly discordant and tinnitus-ridden it must be tonight inside Morrissey's head as he is forced to face a new reality wherein he is openly mocked and ridiculed for his stupidity.

It's going to be a delicious interlude as we wait for him to finish his mental contortions and try and come up with some excuse that isn't utterly silly. Or he could apologise. Now, that would be the funniest thing to read ever....

He is finished. Only a fool would now give any credence to any previous interview he's ever done.

In some lonely prison cell 5 star hotel room, a collapsed narcissist is fuming.....we can only hope that when he can no longer withstand the knowledge of his public ridicule that his attempt to reverse this PR catastrophe continue to be as amusing as his ridiculous interview with Der Spiegel.

This is the defining moment in his career. The moment when it all goes tits-up.
Couldn't happen to a more deserving twit.


best
BB

 

[reelfountain]

What a wonderful few days it's been!

So delightful to see The Cult Of Morrissey is absolute disarray as even the craziest of loons struggle to find words to exonerate Dear Leader. They are mortified, in abject distress at the humiliation visited upon them by their false idol.

And how pleasingly discordant and tinnitus-ridden it must be tonight inside Morrissey's head as he is forced to face a new reality wherein he is openly mocked and ridiculed for his stupidity.

It's going to be a delicious interlude as we wait for him to finish his mental contortions and try and come up with some excuse that isn't utterly silly. Or he could apologise. Now, that would be the funniest thing to read ever....

He is finished. Only a fool would now give any credence to any previous interview he's ever done.

In some lonely prison cell 5 star hotel room, a collapsed narcissist is fuming.....we can only hope that when he can no longer withstand the knowledge of his public ridicule that his attempt to reverse this PR catastrophe continue to be as amusing as his ridiculous interview with Der Spiegel.

This is the defining moment in his career. The moment when it all goes tits-up.
Couldn't happen to a more deserving twit.


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You're delusional if you think this has damaged him in any way. It's only made him look more human, more endearing...