CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
Interesting.
Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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Interesting.
joe frady
Vile Refusenik
From 'The Guardian' today, interview with Michael Bublé ~
"What's the worst thing anyone ever said about you?
Morrissey said once, "Fire in the belly is essential, otherwise you become like Michael Bublé – famous and meaningless". I just thought, "I wish I could be as successful as Morrissey."
Bitch!
"What's the worst thing anyone ever said about you?
Morrissey said once, "Fire in the belly is essential, otherwise you become like Michael Bublé – famous and meaningless". I just thought, "I wish I could be as successful as Morrissey."
Bitch!
From 'The Guardian' today, interview with Michael Bublé ~
"What's the worst thing anyone ever said about you?
Morrissey said once, "Fire in the belly is essential, otherwise you become like Michael Bublé – famous and meaningless". I just thought, "I wish I could be as successful as Morrissey."
LOL! Bublé managed to shift obscene amount of CDs, but no one will remember his song in five years time.
I even don't know any Bublé songs.
joe frady
Vile Refusenik
He seems like a nice enough fella.
One of the most WTF? moments I had recently was when someone told me about a Michael Bublé tribute act. That's just too post-modern for me...
Yeah, he seems a nice guy, but I'm not going to spend any money on his output.
On a similar note, on last night's Pointless..On the BBC1 quiz Pointless today, the question was name the songwriting duo. Lowest score wins.
P.
Only four people out of a 100 recognised him, that's very low.
On a similar note, on last night's Pointless..
Only four people out of a 100 recognised him, that's very low.
I thought John Barcow was in his late 50s.
Barking
Boomerrissey Bored Me
The "problem", if that's one, is that most of the people whose heels he nips at can't be bothered playing his game and probably just think he's a loony nobody.
"Fire in the belly? That's not fire mate, that's an ulcer." was probably the sort of answer he was looking for...
It must feel so lonely. He should just hire a chap to say to him all those things that all the other celebs don't.
Hell he's probably waiting for Maggie to say something back.
Poor chap...'S not easy being Morissi.
Iona Mink
Despitemybetterjudgement
This is not a reference but more a source. I couldn't find the appropriate thread but there must have been one in the past.
Anyway, it maybe well known but this is news to me. I think Morrissey may have swiped some inspiration for the lyric
"Spending warm Summer days indoors
Writing frightening verse
To a buck-toothed girl in Luxembourg"
from Fellini's 1973 film Amarcord.
About half an hour in there is a conversation about a telegram.
Man 1: Lallo, read the telegram "White Feather" got from Stockholm.
Man 2: "Come immediately, I cannot live without you. Inge." Is she the bucktoothed one from last summer?
Anyway, it maybe well known but this is news to me. I think Morrissey may have swiped some inspiration for the lyric
"Spending warm Summer days indoors
Writing frightening verse
To a buck-toothed girl in Luxembourg"
from Fellini's 1973 film Amarcord.
About half an hour in there is a conversation about a telegram.
Man 1: Lallo, read the telegram "White Feather" got from Stockholm.
Man 2: "Come immediately, I cannot live without you. Inge." Is she the bucktoothed one from last summer?
joe frady
Vile Refusenik
That's.......a bit of a stretch.
Iona Mink
Despitemybetterjudgement
CrystalGeezer
My secret's my enzyme.
New interview with Doug Martsch of Built to Spill who apparently played a musical festival in Boise and did an evening of cover songs, The Smiths being one of them. (This guy is a legend to hear, a fantastic nod to Morrissey. 
) I'm not sure which song he played, a setlist isn;t in the article but I know he's covered HSIN and This Night Has Opened My Eyes before, so it could have been one of those.
) I'm not sure which song he played, a setlist isn;t in the article but I know he's covered HSIN and This Night Has Opened My Eyes before, so it could have been one of those.
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http://www.ctvnews.ca/health/suffering-from-existential-dread-take-a-tylenol-1.1241384
"The next time youre suffering an existential crisis, the answer may not be to Morrissey on an endless loop."
"The next time youre suffering an existential crisis, the answer may not be to Morrissey on an endless loop."
Girl-Afraid
Least Likely To
They just played This Charming Man on Eastenders. It was on in the cafe in the background.
Cowshed
Underclass
Morrissey can be heard introducing The Primitives on stage at the start of track 8 on the 2nd CD of their new album - Everything's Shining Bright The Lazy Recordings 1985 To 1987
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Everythings...hining+Bright+The+Lazy+Recordings+1985+To+198
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Everythings...hining+Bright+The+Lazy+Recordings+1985+To+198
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PregnantForTheLastTime
Hideous trait.
Ok, so, some people who claim they don't read this site find the Strand to be pretentious and all, and that's ok. BUT- the Strand (massive NYC used book shop--and the place where Morrissey revived an old woman with sips of tea and little bits of bread or something) regularly posts on their Tumblr stuff they find in old books. And they found this.
http://strandbooks.tumblr.com/post/46860102220/postcard-found-in-a-book
And can you really tell me that's not one of Morrissey's smart-ass postcards?
http://strandbooks.tumblr.com/post/46860102220/postcard-found-in-a-book
And can you really tell me that's not one of Morrissey's smart-ass postcards?
Librarian On Fire
Active Member
This probably got posted 18 months ago, but that's how far behind Coro we are in New Zealand. Steve MacDonald was on the couch feeling sorry for himself, drinking Scotch while listening to "Please Please Let Me Get What I Want This Time". Tracy came in and said listening to Morrissey and drinking...should she get some rope and a stool. Also of important note was Steve's good collection of single malts. I spotted an Ardbeg, a Dalwhinne and on the table a Caol Ila. All very good single malts and all that I own!
MORRIZSEY
Wrong species
Great, thanks for posting
cornelius blaze
Boychild mustn't tremble!
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