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Morrissey Album Leaked Online - albumvote.co.uk

Ringleader of the Tormenters, the forthcoming album from Morrissey has been leaked onto the file share networks one month ahead of its official release date (April 3rd). The new album is bundled with the latest copy protection software but people with promo copies have had little difficulty ripping the CD to MP3 and other computerized music file formats.

Ringleader of the Tormenters is the latest in a long line of the big albums hitting the net before the shops including At War with the Mystics by the Flaming Lips which is also due out on April 3rd.

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Morrissey Daily, Mar. 7, 2006 (7 total)

Anyone know where these are from?

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Morrissey: Ringleader of the Tormentors - outsideleft review

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Time to mind the Buzzcocks - they're back! - The Independent

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"The Smiths definitely took some ideas from us, ie: the non-gender specific lyrics. Morrissey used to be at the back, taking notes, when we played the Electric Circus with Warsaw - who later became Joy Division - supporting. We were the catalysts in Manchester. We just happened to be there with the right idea at the right time. We influenced a lot of other people. Kurt Cobain really did like us."

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Probably the rarest ever Morrissey record ever!! Everyone knew it was there and now its your chance to own it.

Morrissey November Second- UK - 12" vinyl
November Second(1990 UK 1-track 12" , plain promo stamped picture sleeve 12POPXDJ1623) - mixed by langer winstanley and only pressed as a sound check before production to boost the flagging sales of November Spawned A Monster .Hated by Morrissey and he had E.M.I.destroy every promo there was but this one got out and was owned by M.R Winstanley himself you will never see another available ever again
-/MINT

There is even a run out groove inscription which will be kept secret but please be assured and bid with confidence that this is the genuine artical.

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Morrissey: "You Have Killed Me" - Pitchfork track reviews

If You Are the Quarry was a mid-career album so vibrant and fresh as to be literally incredible-- i.e. difficult to believe-- it's even more of a wonder that Morrissey's managed to sustain his relevance with nothing more than the same few aces he's always concealed in his immaculately tailored sleeve. No surprise, then, that Moz, practically a genre unto himself, has returned with yet another pitch-perfect Morrissey song. "You Have Killed Me" bears all the hallmarks-- the morose charisma; the stairway-to-pathos rock crunch throwing big-budget haymakers; the brawny vibrato with tears running down its prodigious muscles; the signature commingling of tragedy and romance, resistance and surrender. "I entered nothing and nothing entered me/ 'Til you came with the key, and you did your best/ But as I live and breathe, you have killed me." Sound familiar? It almost makes you angry to still fall for it. "There's no point in saying this again," Morrissey sings, seeming to accidentally indict himself, "but I forgive you." When that huge chorus swoops down, you'll do the same. [Brian Howe]

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