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posted by
davidt
on Thursday July 31 2008, @12:00PM
davdavon writes:
Or more correctly, some interview bits and mostly Gal Uchovsky's memoirs from the interview, which are not that different from the Lior Ashkenazi ones published last week. Here.
It's in Hebrew. Translation in 5 parts posted in the forums.
posted by
davidt
on Thursday July 31 2008, @12:00PM
GADI writes:
we were 10 lucky fans who got lucky to meet moz 30 min before the tel aviv gig. ---
there were only hands shake, a group photo and a very short small talk. But it was amazinggggg! Photos / article on y-net, link posted by Guillaume Metayer in the comments section of the Tel Aviv post-show. Thanks to GADI and to Guy Volach for sending photos by Or Alterman (19 total), posted in the gallery: Morrissey and fans in Israel (July 2008), photos by Or Alterman from y-net
posted by
davidt
on Thursday July 31 2008, @12:00PM
Uncleskinny writes:
As Jamie has posted in the forum, the lyrics for three unreleased songs, previously rumoured to be candidates for the re-released Southpaw Grammar, are now on Stephane's Passionsjustlikemine site:
Honey You Know Where To Find Me You Should Have Been Nice To Me Fantastic Bird
posted by
davidt
on Thursday July 31 2008, @12:00PM
posted by
davidt
on Thursday July 31 2008, @12:00PM
Torr Leonard sends the link:
PAS/CAL: I Was Raised on Matthew, Mark, Luke & Laura [Le Grand Magistery; 2008] Rating: 7.7 PAS/CAL are quick to please, but they sure take their sweet time revealing the full extent of their pleasures. The Detroit septet had an indie pop hit off their very first EP, 2003's The Handbag Memoirs, with sunny, urbane "The Bronze Beached Boys (Come on Let's Go)" eventually soundtracking a Saturn advertisement. Two more EPs, five years, and countless delayed release dates later, PAS/CAL's full-length debut, I Was Raised on Matthew, Mark, Luke & Laura, does Electric Light Orchestra baroqueness, Of Montreal schizophrenia, and Belle & Sebastian to rival any of its short-playing predecessors. You could go out tonight, but every stitch you'd have to wear is sewn into the music's eccentric finery. - Marc Hogan, July 29, 2008 http://www.PASCALGoesPop.com
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