Strange/unexpected Moz references?

[j*e*t]

Japanese actor Ino Manabu was interviewed by J-Wave 81.3 FM radio at Fuji Rock festival, apparently.

 

[goinghome]

Morrissey's influence is declared in this positive little review of Hamish Hawk's latest record, A Firmer Hand -

Album reviews with IAN SINCLAIR: July 29, 2024

New releases from Liana Flores, Hamish Hawk, and Meshel Ndegeocello

morningstaronline.co.uk

 

[goinghome]

This Wonderful Woman has posted another Morrissey interview from the Smiths era on their YouTube channel, this one with CHRW (London, Ontario, Canada), recorded almost to the day, 29 July in 1986

 

[Light Housework]

This was uploaded yesterday. Morrissey singing in pleather.

 

[Ashley_TakeABow]

This was uploaded yesterday. Morrissey singing in pleather.

 

[Light Housework]

A compilation of You Are The Quarry songs uploaded a few hours ago, taken from footage posted by fans.

 

[Light Housework]

"Remastered and enhanced video"

 

[Famous when dead]

This release is limited to 500 copies.

This album showcases the Smiths’ stunning gig at the Kilburn National Ballroom, in London, on 23 October 1986, during the band’s The Queen Is Dead Tour.

Featured here are incredible renditions of classics such as How Soon Is Now?, There Is a Light That Never Goes Out, The Queen Is Dead, Panic and more.

Track Listing

Side One

1. The Queen Is Dead
2. Panic
3. Vicar in a Tutu
4. There Is a Light That Never Goes Out

Side Two

1. Ask
2. Is It Really So Strange?
3. How Soon Is Now?
4. Bigmouth Strikes Again

Another cash grab - 8/20 tracks played on vinyl (why?).
There are many Kilburn sources in the Google Drive Collection (one of which will be for this).
FWD.

 

[Tea with the taste]

Just noticed that ‘The Archers’ on radio 4 have managed to squeeze yet another Morrissey lyric into their script. It’s been noticed that there’s been quite a history of doing this. Yesterday’s episode had the character Brian Aldridge instructing daughter Alice - who is facing an imminent trial for drink-driving - that she needed to ‘Change your (sic) plea to guilty’.

Always raises a smile if you’re an Archers listening Morrissey fan - possibly a small demographic - but including Morrissey allegedly.

 

[Light Housework]

 

[Famous when dead]

 

[Famous when dead]

Video: Morrissey performs Munich Air Disaster tribute in Las Vegas

Video: Morrissey performs Munich Air Disaster tribute in Las Vegas

The solo icon and former frontman of The Smiths performed Munich Air Disaster 1958 over the weekend, as he took to the stage in front of a Las Vegas audience.

strettynews.com

"The title is taken from a Bee Gees song: New York Mining Disaster, 1941"

(Asserted here previously C2006).
FWD.

 

[goinghome]

A long Smiths/Morrissey thread being kept up on a Clash website
https://clashcity.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=714070

 

[Famous when dead]

Spammer reaching a new low - replying as Morrissey via a fake Morrissey account. Poor English - only thing missing is a T-shirt shop link.
Vile behaviour.
FWD.

 

[Light Housework]

 

[Light Housework]

 

[Light Housework]

 

[Famous when dead]

Official Smiths repeating one of the QID YT promos.

 

[Barefoot]

Mark E Smith claims Morrissey stole Panic lyrics from him
In this interview at 14:29 : and he has (half) a point

 

[Stephen Hofmann]

Just noticed that ‘The Archers’ on radio 4 have managed to squeeze yet another Morrissey lyric into their script. It’s been noticed that there’s been quite a history of doing this. Yesterday’s episode had the character Brian Aldridge instructing daughter Alice - who is facing an imminent trial for drink-driving - that she needed to ‘Change your (sic) plea to guilty’.

Always raises a smile if you’re an Archers listening Morrissey fan - possibly a small demographic - but including Morrissey allegedly.

There's only one Eddie Grundy.