When me and my friend saw Moz in Manchester at The Apollo we gave him a piece of swedish chocolate called Plopp and a note saying "see you at Roskilde". And after a couple of songs at the Roskilde gig he said "I'll give you back your Plopp" and threw into the audience. So now we a relationship with him based on Plopp!

And I've never pulled in a shirt that hard but his Prada shirt was too strong for me.

Just got back from Roskilde Festival (for tonight). Saw Morrissey, Rufus Wainwright (not as good as he has been on other occasions), Bob Dylan (fantastic songwriter of course but slightly boring on stage), The Streets (prefer listening to the records, didn't come across well live in my opinion) and Scissor Sisters (more about them in a moment) tonight.

Morrissey played the main (Orange) stage at 7pm for about an hour. No surprises in the setlist, started with Panic, ended with Irish Blood... and most of the songs in between were from ROTT. So for those of us who have seen him already on this tour it wasn't too exciting but nevertheless it was a pretty good concert I thought and Panic is such a good show-starter. He sang brilliantly of course and I saw the gig with some friends who haven't seen him before and they absolutely loved it even one of my friends who isn't a particularly into Morrissey. It's hard in such a big crowd to say exactly how the reaction was in all corners of the audience but the reception seemed pretty good from where we were standing. Just two small things that I would have liked to have been different - the ridiculous knot-tie of his shirt (I mean, Jesus CHRIST Morrissey, though you look good enough for a man your age that knot doesn't do you any favours) and also it would have been nice if this had been one of those evenings when he had been in a chattier mood - still he said 'tak' (Danish for thank you) a couple of times and 'Thank you Roskilde' several times and some other things which I have forgotten. Morrissey seemed quite happy, smiled a lot, and all in all I got the feeling most people enjoyed the show.

Just looked on Danish magazine Gaffa's website and they already have a review of the gig up where they give Morrissey five out of five stars (which they also gave Bob Dylan for his performance on the same stage a little over an hour after Morrissey).

By the way, I'm looking forward to see the review of Scissor Sisters - I had never seen them before and they were absolutely marvellous - WOW! They went on at 1am and had so much energy and the crowd went wild, dancing all over the festival area in front of Orange Stage, brilliant brilliant performance.