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More co-writing credits - "I'm Playing Easy To Get" and "Noise is the Best Revenge"

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
Jamie writes:

As confirmed by Boz, both "I'm Playing Easy To Get" and "Noise is the Best Revenge" are Morrissey / Boorer compositions.

Maida Vale session available on Radio 2 website

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
An anonymous person writes:

The session recorded at Maida Vale for Janice Long in December has been added to her session archives page.

Incase you missed it first time, Moz played two new tracks 'Playing easy to get' and 'Noise is the best revenge' along with 'Redondo Beach'.

FOTGTD featured on Everwood

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
Truly Disappointed writes:

Nearly the entire song "First of The Gang To Die" was played on the WB's show "Everwood".

I couldn't believe it. They began a scene with it and as the actors were talking the song volume was lowered, but it played the entire scene. I had to watch the scene again to find out what they were saying because I was so amazed they kept playing it. I'm a fan of the show but recently I was losing interest, until now!
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Rainydy also writes:

On Tuesday night's episode of Everwood on the WB, FOTGTD was played during the opening scene with Ephram & Amy. I guess you never know where Moz will pop up.

Possible Smiths reference in "Killer 7" video game

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
An anonymous person writes:

New screens of the unreleased video game Killer 7 are available at ign.com. One screen shows the words 'How Soon is Now' smeared on a wall in blood. Is this a possible reference to the Smiths song. Take a look.

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Update: 08/09 05:16 GMT: Josh adds:
I just started playing this new video game called Killer 7 (for GameCube), and I thought you'd be interested to know that it's got several Smiths references... In the game, you play a bunch of assassins, all with the last name Smith (obviously that's not weird), but early in the game, you encounter a wall with the words "How Soon Is Now" scrawled in blood. Then, throughout the game, you get memos (delivered by carrier pigeon), and each has a title of a Smiths song (Well I Wonder, Back To The Oldhouse (sp)), etc. Pretty strange, eh?

Final tsunami donation drive tally - $3056.41

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
The total gathered for the tsunami relief drive which ran from Jan. 17 - Jan. 31 is $3056.41 from 53 contributors. Many thanks again to those who chose to help out the effort. Your giving spirit will make a difference. The money is going to the CARE Asia Quake Disaster Fund.

And thanks again to Stephen Wright for donating his time and photographs for auction, the three photos raised $881.41 of the total.

Site Sponsors: Sweet and Tender Hooligans Celebrate 20th Anniversary of <i>Meat Is Murder</i> (LA, Feb. 11)

posted by davidt on Thursday February 03 2005, @10:00AM
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Jeff writes:

Be succulent, tasty and kind, and join Sweet and Tender Hooligans, as they pay humble tribute to the twentieth anniversary of the release of MEAT IS MURDER by performing the album in its entirety.

All proceeds from this event will be donated by Sweet and Tender Hooligans to the Lange Foundation, a non-profit pet adoption organization dedicated to rescuing dogs and cats from city shelters and placing them in loving homes.

Special guest performance by children from the Mariachi Academy of Carson.

February 11, 2005
The Knitting Factory
Hollywood

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