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"Everyday Is Like Sunday" re-release details (UK, Sep. 27)

posted by davidt on Sunday August 08 2010, @02:00AM
Stefan Krix writes (also posted in the forums):
While looking for Morrissey related news on the Bona Drag reissue, I found the following entry on the EMI Music UK and Ireland site; it seems to be that EMI plans a bundled re-release of the 1988 single "Everyday Is Like Sunday" on CD and 2-7".

Though the track is originally taken from Viva Hate but it's also on Bona Drag - so it might be intended as a single to promote the 20th Anniversary edition. Note the cat.-nos.: MM seems to be an indication for the Mayor Minor label!

The release date in the UK is the same as for the Bona Drag longplayer...

Release Date: 27/09/2010

CD
Everyday is Like Sunday (2010 Remaster)
November The Second
Everyday is Like Sunday
Everyday is Like Sunday (TOTP 9th June 1988)

7"
Everyday is Like Sunday (2010 Remaster)
Trash (Live At Irvine Meadows, CA, 1991)

7" Everyday is Like Sunday (2010 Remaster)
Everyday Is Like Sunday (Live At The Hollywood Bowl - 8th June 2007)
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  • For anyone still bent on downloading Morrissey into the charts, this is the release to carry the campaign.

    A magnificent single that has a greater claim on the affections of the populace than any other in his canon.

    I wonder if the record company have prepared a video.
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @02:50AM (#355024)
  • He didn't play Irvine Meadows in 1991! He played at Pacific Amphitheater in Costa Mesa.
    Sharron Needles -- Sunday August 08 2010, @02:53AM (#355025)
    (User #762 Info)
    Inside every adult male is a denied little boy -Nancy Friday
    • Re:Mistake in there... by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday August 08 2010, @01:02PM

      • Re: wrong (Score:2, Informative)

        No, it's not... He didn't play there. Pacific Amphitheater is a completely different venue. It's at the OC Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa-I was there. Irvine Meadows (now Verizon) is on Irvine Center Drive in Irvine. He hasn't played at that venue since The Queen Is Dead tour in 86.
        Sharron Needles -- Sunday August 08 2010, @01:15PM (#355048)
        (User #762 Info)
        Inside every adult male is a denied little boy -Nancy Friday
        • Re: wrong by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday August 08 2010, @01:18PM
    • Re:Mistake in there... by ThinkOfMeKindlyLV (Score:1) Sunday August 08 2010, @09:00PM

  • No! No! No! (Score:1, Insightful)

    Morrissey is following in the footsteps of David Bowie and Bryan Ferry.

    Please, no more re-re-re-re-re-releasing of old hits.

    It's just sad.

    The remastered version and the original version on the same cd-single? Why? They are gonna sound exactly the same!

    Morrissey is turning into everything he used to abhor.
    Senior Partner -- Sunday August 08 2010, @03:59AM (#355027)
    (User #22424 Info)
    "Our firm has always been here in one form or another..."

    • Re:No! No! No! (Score:2, Insightful)

      Morrissey has built a career on being an outsider, yet some of the recent marketing strategies with which he has allowed himself to be associated would shame even the most buffleheaded Cowell worker drone. I want Moz to make money, Lord knows he deserves it, but let's have a little decorum please.

      The effortless cool and quality assurance which came as standard with every Smiths release has long gone, replaced by an air of "Will this do?"

      PS: Still posting as Anonymous, as for some reason this site likes to tell you repeatedly that you aren't a member even when you are and have been for some years. Top work, fellas.
      Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @05:01AM (#355029)
    • Re:No! No! No! by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday August 08 2010, @05:21AM
  • this is better than the bona drag re-issue
    quite frankly the extra 6 tracks are tat
    this however looks interesting
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @05:28AM (#355032)
  • live version of trash.......nice choice!
    playboys -- Sunday August 08 2010, @05:40AM (#355035)
    (User #21035 Info | http://passionsjustlikemine.wordpress.com/)
    • Re:Trash!! by crunch (Score:1) Tuesday September 28 2010, @05:14PM

  • November The Second (Score:1, Interesting)

    Isn't November The Second that (arguably) terrible remix? I find it hard to believe that Moz would sanction its release. Is this a hoax or dodgy info or something?
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @07:25AM (#355037)
  • Re-evaluate the songs
    Double-pack with a photograph
    Extra Track (and a tacky badge)
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @08:10AM (#355038)
  • ...fantastic on here. Always thought it was a lovely version that would make a sublime b-side. A shame that isn't finding it's way on here.
    thelastofthefamous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @10:44AM (#355042)
    (User #11673 Info)
  • Fingers crossed for a Recordstore UK five pound bundle. I like the fact that the 1991 Lads are represented on this release. That version of Trash is one of the better ones I have heard.
    Jamie <[email protected]> -- Sunday August 08 2010, @11:27AM (#355043)
    (User #48 Info)
    • Re:Recordstore UK by Celibate Cry (Score:1) Sunday August 08 2010, @10:58PM

      • Re:Recordstore UK (Score:2, Insightful)

        "Thats Entertainment" was already released several times - as B-Side to "Sing Your Life", on the 1997 "Suedehead - Best of" and on the famous promo "That's Entertainment/Suedehead" to support the a.m. Best of. I think that's enough, nevertheless i agree it's great.

        "Trash" was only released on the 'Live In Dallas' Video, but never as a record.
        Stefan Krix -- Monday August 09 2010, @07:24AM (#355069)
        (User #357 Info | http://www.krix-s.de/morrissey.htm)
  • But is this really necessary?
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @01:21PM (#355050)

  • EMI why?? (Score:1, Insightful)

    EMI is an old dinosaur of a label - apparently on the brink of financial collapse as well - that seems to be sucking dry all their ex-artists at present. Moz cd-single box sets, Duran Duran repackaged millions of times, etc. EMI has got no shame. And I bet this single will be badly "remastered" as well, ie. not remastered at all. Flogging the dead horse. This is really tarnishing the legacy of Morrissey.
    Anonymous -- Sunday August 08 2010, @05:44PM (#355055)

  • wy not (Score:2, Interesting)

    the live track, which IMHO was suposed to be released, and therfore the only live song on
    Hulmerist, in Wolverhampton 88
    'Sister I'm a Poet'

    [yeah I know it was aranged with the eNeMEy]'

    anayway we buy sunday, it's on everye greatest hits and sever other [live] albums, and remaster
    and extra tracks Bona Drag too

    because we must

    but would't it be lovely a remastered'siter I'm a poet, with the 88 Hulmerist live video
    Celibate Cry <[email protected]> -- Sunday August 08 2010, @10:53PM (#355060)
    (User #220 Info)
    and the hills are alive with celibate cries
    • Re:wy not by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday August 10 2010, @08:41AM
  • The only positive thing I take from this jaded fascination with reissues is the fact that they will include a Top Of The Pops appearance on it. More bands should be doing this on their cds.
    A.C.T.O.N.
    Anonymous -- Monday August 09 2010, @02:17AM (#355065)
  • It is a pity that "Will Never Marry" isn't included. The 12" extended version is sublime. I could listen to those strings forever.
    Anonymous -- Monday August 09 2010, @12:58PM (#355074)

  • Finest Hour (Score:1, Insightful)

    The "Everyday is Like Sunday" 12"/CD single is arguably the finest collection of songs Moz ever released. It's totally flawless, and completely floored my 13 year old self when was released. Even though I'm excited about this latest batch of vinyl reissues (C'mon Vauxhall!!!!), I'm a little, ahem, disappointed with this one. Even though they're hardly "rare", an EILS single without the full-length, gorgeous "Will Never Marry" and "Sister I'm a Poet" just doesn't make sense. Why mess with perfection? Re-release the 12" as it was...
    Anonymous -- Monday August 09 2010, @07:58PM (#355084)
    • Re:Finest Hour by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday August 10 2010, @12:43PM
  • I know I am in the minority, but this song never did a thing for me. Suedehead, Hairdresser on Fire, Will Never Marry, I Know Very Well How I Got My Name, those songs all touched me deeply. Everyday is Like Sunday plodded along like a song I like the people and the sound and the attempt but it never gelled with me. Moz shot himself in the foot when he penned Paint a Vulgar Picture, as the picture he is painting is the most vulgar of all.
    Anonymous -- Monday August 09 2010, @10:24PM (#355086)
  • Will Moz go to see Sandy Shaw or others at Goodwood,or are his views on animal abuse,gonna keep him away?...Wanna Bet
    Anonymous -- Monday August 09 2010, @11:28PM (#355087)
  • of David Bowie's remastered Station To Station (complete with an extra two discs containing the first officially sanctioned release of the Nassau Coliseum 76 gig) has been brought forward to 27th September too....
    Anonymous -- Tuesday August 10 2010, @12:32AM (#355089)
  • Maconie just announced release of EDILS on the radio.
    They made a public plea for Mozza to come back and do soem gigs soon.

    Bet he was listening.
      Love you Morrissey.

    Anonymous -- Wednesday August 11 2010, @12:53PM (#355113)
  • . . . I love the poetic prowess used to describe the new releases and refined artwork both visually and musically to . . .

    'Everyday is Like Sunday'

      . . on TTY site, it could have been written by . . The Messiah himself.

    sigh

    Je t'aime M.

    IX
    Piccadily -- Wednesday August 11 2010, @01:24PM (#355114)
    (User #22795 Info)
  • The awful re-issue effect.I would not care,and i might even support it,if it was not for...
    The incredible cancel effect!
    Which is to say,he has"no problem" cancelling a show with a moments notice,if you are lucky.I am not "anon",i have been affected and afflicted.
    I,and my great friends,have put the ever loving time in,but our boy,lately...and lately,i mean,the past 8 years,has not!So it seems easy to just put it all back out again,no effort there! We want to care,but we already bought it.
    He will tour again,and he will screw us all again,but don't worry,he will re-issue and give us the chance to re-buy...
    but to honor a show that he has cancelled,and to care about the shows in the FUTURE that he has yet to sked,but yet to cancel...Which will happen!
    Give me a reason...there is no reason!
    KEVSTER -- Wednesday August 11 2010, @02:34PM (#355116)
    (User #18942 Info)

  • Um... (Score:2, Funny)

    Thx Moz, but I already have this single with much better B sides. It came out more than 20 years ago mate. Surely you were around then. I can burn you a copy if you like?
    marred -- Wednesday August 11 2010, @07:37PM (#355123)
    (User #16308 Info)
  • Leave Peter aka Peta aka Uncle Sweetie alone you trainwreck of a tragedy jealous freak of nature. You are a dope and should just shut your mouth already.

    The slob mops of pathetic wastes of space with no lives time and time again ripping all of the nice, kind, and compassionate fans of Morrissey Solo including Peter aka Peta.Including Morrissey, David, Kewpie, and others (they know who they r)

    Get out of here if you have fuck all to do than to bother us.You are bothering innocent people. We will prevail.The secret crew that is against evil are here, one of us, all the time.

    Karma is a bitch.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday August 11 2010, @11:22PM (#355125)
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