westendgirl
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It's something even more mysterious and mystifying than Stonehenge.
LOL, you are definitely one of a special kind.
Steve Lillywhite on Morrissey
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LOL, you are definitely one of a special kind.
LOL, you are definitely one of a special kind.
Thanks, but I can't take credit for it.
Someday I'll create something equally Roadside America-worthy myself. That reminds me--I should use RA to figure out what we'll pass by on the way to the beach this year.
westendgirl
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Thanks, but I can't take credit for it.
That reminds me--I should use RA to figure out what we'll pass by on the way to the beach this year.
Okay well when you do, then the credit is all yours sir. Any ideas?
moz'art girl
oh la la
I think it is cute too.Thanks, this is cute and made me smile.
*runs off to make Morrissey some Morrissey t-shirts*
(I mean, the story about his hair).I don't understand why that should make him strange.
I understand him very well. I am like him, I am afraid.I would not like beeing seen looking neglected! I would be very embarrassed!Morrissey without his quiff is a naked Morrissey.
westendgirl
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IMorrissey without his quiff is a naked Morrissey.
AGREED! I think the hair and shirt story and both cute. (The whole thing actually, but those bits esp.) He's a well-kept man who likes to present himself very well kept/put together. I don't see that as strange either. I am the saaame way.
Mars_Rover
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All I know is that I miss Kirsty desperately - and yeah, Steve was a good producer. But a terrible husband.
Do tell. I know they were divorced at the time of her death, but that's all I know.
About the other Steve and his hair: I don't think it's strange either, he just takes care & pride in his appearance. I've heard tell there are women who won't leave the house without their make-up on (never met any tho) - it's much the same thing.
northernleech
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on the importance of being morrissey documentary he visits "trumpers" in london for a haircut and a "slap around the chops" as he calls it (a facial) . The bit where he takes over from the young barber and finishes his hair himself is hilarious and it only takes him about 30 seconds followed by a look to camera a knowing smile and "voila". He has had variations on the same barnet for at least 25 years so surely he has it off pat now .
Pokey
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So on the topic of producers talking about Morrissey, ages ago, like a few years there was a front page story here on moz solo about an article Stephen Street wrote on the Viva Hate recording sessions .. I can't find it anywhere but it was a really great read, I remember bits like apparently the band (Moz included) got into a big play fight/wrestle in the hallway of the studio one night, then about how there was a really sombre atmosphere the night Morrissey did the vocal for Maudlin Street and everyone sort of left abruptly after it was done. Either way, does anyone have this somewhere or a link to it online? One of the best articles on Morrissey I've read and damn I didn't save it.
Mars_Rover
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Yeah, the Stephen Street stories (as I recall) present a fun & sociable side of Morrissey in contrast to the "mysterious man of few words" that Lillywhite describes.
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