Morrissey Central "FAME LASTS LONGER THAN LIFE" (August 16, 2024)

FAME LASTS LONGER THAN LIFE - MESSAGES FROM MORRISSEY - MORRISSEY CENTRAL - FAME LASTS LONGER THAN LIFE

MESSAGES FROM MORRISSEY on MORRISSEY CENTRAL

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[Dirk Blaggard]

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FAME LASTS LONGER THAN LIFE - MESSAGES FROM MORRISSEY - MORRISSEY CENTRAL - FAME LASTS LONGER THAN LIFE

MESSAGES FROM MORRISSEY on MORRISSEY CENTRAL

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I'm still a huge fan of Kirsty, I like her voice. I have never met her, I have met her hubby Steven Streen, he was always very loving toward her. I have enjoyed The Smiths post and this one. Makes me think M may be in a good place. The Fame comment in the title is just fecking childish but whateves

 

[MaxiMozzo]

I'm still a huge fan of Kirsty, I like her voice. I have never met her, I have met her hubby Steven Streen, he was always very loving toward her. I have enjoyed The Smiths post and this one. Makes me think M may be in a good place. The Fame comment in the title is just fecking childish but whateves

Steven Streen?

 

[Les Tameside]

Steven Streen?

Steven Streen

Steven previously served as the vice president of the ACLU of Kansas and Western Missouri’s board of trustees. He is a trial attorney who has worked as a sole practitioner for more than 40 years. Steven was selected as the Kansas City recipient of the 2012 Missouri Bar Association Pro Bono...

www.aclu-mo.org

Yes. Him. Legend.

 

[Les Tameside]

I remember "There's a guy works down the chip shop swears he's Elvis" being a hit here. 43 years ago!

The bridge between Why don’t Women Like Me, and Vicar in a Tutu.

 

[Light Housework]

Thank you Kirsty.

 

[goinghome]

Although I'm sure a certain user, or former user, of this website has already tried it, with pleas pleas pleas to avoid posting anything on Central that might be misinterpreted. And to never sing Notre Dame ever again.

Are you referring to Malarkey? You seem to be suggesting they've made direct contact with Morrissey and his team. If so, isn't it up to them to decide whether to engage with those messages? Malarkey has shown exceptional single-mindedness, strength of character, and astuteness in patching together the many factors affecting the public image of Morrissey, in a community often aggressively hostile, which to me at least, only confirms the sincerity.

 

[mabuk]

You & Me Baby - Kirsty MacColl

One of two tracks co-written with Marr on the wonderful Kite LP.

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

You & Me Baby - Kirsty MacColl

One of two tracks co-written with Marr on the wonderful Kite LP.

Those could have been Smiths songs. Glad they went to Kirsty though.

 

[Mayfly]

The song which Kirsty dedicated to Kirsty on a postcard.

 

[Les Tameside]

Are you referring to Malarkey? You seem to be suggesting they've made direct contact with Morrissey and his team. If so, isn't it up to them to decide whether to engage with those messages? Malarkey has shown exceptional single-mindedness, strength of character, and astuteness in patching together the many factors affecting the public image of Morrissey, in a community often aggressively hostile, which to me at least, only confirms the sincerity.

She said much that was interesting. But in her world Morrissey is as thick as two short planks, from what I could gather: simply ignorant, and dragged around by big political (preferably female, gay, and Irish) personalities.

I rather like to think Morrissey sees England as a modern regrettable shit-tip, and makes rational, positive, political decisions based on that belief arguable start point. Perhaps through nostalgia, perhaps because he still cares? Either is fine, by me.

But ultimately I suppose I’d like to think he still cares about Blighty, that’s enough for me (although actually I guess I wouldn’t blame him if he no longer gives a f***—that seems entirely rational and very British too).

 

[DagenhamDan]

And what great music she created and left us with x

 

[A Man Escaped]

No disrespect to the memory of Kirsty MacColl, but I wonder if every morning Morrissey wakes up thinking "Christ, another 14 hours to fill."

 

[gordyboy9]

No disrespect to the memory of Kirsty MacColl, but I wonder if every morning Morrissey wakes up thinking "Christ, another 14 hours to fill."

having 14 hours a day to fill would mean M sleeping for 10 hours a day,at 65 theres no way that is happening,as you get older you sleep less.

 

[A Man Escaped]

having 14 hours a day to fill would mean M sleeping for 10 hours a day,at 65 theres no way that is happening,as you get older you sleep less.

You're forgetting the daily pint glass of Vodka. And the multipal nocturnal visits to the toilet due to the violatile prostate.

 

[gordyboy9]

You're forgetting the daily pint glass of Vodka. And the multipal nocturnal visits to the toilet due to the violatile prostate.

you seem to know a lot about M especially his toileting habits.
violatile,is that a new word you have just made up.

 

[A Man Escaped]

you seem to know a lot about M especially his toileting habits.
violatile,is that a new word you have just made up.

No. I saw the word in a book.

Cheers G.

 

[Anonymous]

Kirsty was a class act - RIP

 

[marred]

Both are fleeting though.

 

[marred]

Guess it’s time I check her out.

Her album Kite is glorious! Johnny Marr plays on most of the tracks and his playing is beautiful.

 

[Anonymous]

I wonder if Moz has kept all his old fax communications? Maybe in his old age he'll release a book of them?