It seems that Morrissey’s guest for this appearance is a Hungarian band called Heaven Street Seven.

On http://ebba.intbase.com/artists/artist_09.html , some information is available, such as this introduction: “Well, it happened as follows... ....the band was formed by two - previously musically experienced - college students, Krisztián Sz_cs and Róbert Németh in 1995. They were very soon joined by Endre Kiss (guitar) and Gyula Orbán (drums), after which, in the summer of '95, they recorded their debut album in Stuttgart, Tick Tock No Fear which was self-released , and contained only English lyrics. Shortly they recruited Gábor Balczer (guitar), who their drummer knew and played with in their earlier bands.

This new set-up recorded their follow-up album in the summer of '96 - just like in the case of all their albums until Cukor - in Stuttgart with the help of producer - sound engineer Bernhard Hahn. The bouquet of songs later named Goal was released by 1G Records, an exclusive label of Warner Music Hungary. The video for Wallflower brought considerable local popularity for the four piece band (Kiss had left the group by then), but - what a misunderstanding! - quiet a number of people thought that they saw a "pretty good British band" on the TV screen…”

Their official website, in Hungarian mainly but where songs are uploaded, seems to be
http://www.hs7.hu/teaser/

01. How Soon Is Now?
02. First Of The Gang To Die
03. The Youngest Was The Most Loved
04. In The Future When All's Well
05. Ganglord
06. Girlfriend In A Coma
07. Let Me Kiss You
08. I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now
09. You Have Killed Me
10. Life Is A Pigsty
11. I Will See You In Far-off Places
12. To Me You Are A Work Of Art
13. My Life Is A Succession Of People Saying Goodbye
14. I Just Want To See The Boy Happy
15. Irish Blood, English Heart
16. Human Being (New York Dolls)
17. Panic

Encore:
18. Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me

I recorded the show (not the best quality but it is great for collectors). Will be shared on dimeadozen soon.

-fki-

it was GREAT. Honestly, I didn't expect the gig to be that great b/c his Mozesty's myth is bigger than his music IMO. He still has excellent voice, humor and the music was really enjoyable. I mean when the volume is up everything is more digestable even his sappy songs are :)
The band played four Smiths-songs: How Soon is Now, Girlfriend in a Coma, Panic, and Last Night I Dreamt..., plus a New York Dolls' cover.
Only a few thousand fans came, and of course, Moz complained that his latest album didn't sell well in Hungary.
It was a 1h 20m gig - toooooo short for such a singular experience.
He sang some of his sentimental songs with such pathos I thought the next moment the sky would open and he'd ascend to heaven from the earth :)
God bless him - he's one of my heros.

Let me hold you again Moz.
I love you so.
X

Panic // Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me

Is he reading these boards? A more festival friendly set IMHO

Come come Benicassim!!

BLUEBIRDS

not living in europe, and not being able to attend many gigs in general due to school + work... I gotta say, what a goddamned great set list. I hope there's a live album that comes out of this tour, if only as a bonus cd on the "platinum" or "einsteinium" edition of RotT. is it true there was a 3-record deal w/ sanctuary/attack? I wonder what prop he'll be holding on that record... I was hoping it would be a bottle, but that made one of the single sleeves. maybe he'll be holding flowers, once more...

here: http://abszinth.freeblog.hu/archives/2006/07/06/Eg y_ferfi_illata/ [freeblog.hu]

Being a Mancunian resident in Budapest it was unexpected and wonderful to see an old friend play his first gig in Hungary. The last time I saw him was the 1992 Finsbury Park Union Jack. Remember that? The Petofi Csarnock (=market) is fittingly named after the working class poet Petofi who started the 1848 Revolution against the Austrians armed with a poem.
A massive How Soon Is Now? was followed by "I hope you speak Englsih cos we don't speak Hungarian."
First of the Gang to Die, then a bit of a chat about Nico, who Moz said was his favourite singer and born in Budapest, which seemed to be news to most Magyars present, "just by that tree there", and not in Germany where she is often said to be from (I think she lied about her age too!). He also said they were worried nobody would be waiting for them when they arrived, but actually the 2,000-3,000 outdoor commie-era arena was pretty full, considering that a 40 euro ticket represents a lot of money to find for the average magyar.
"The Pigsty Five" were extremely tight and Morrissey was enjoying himself. Backdrop was Oscar Wilde, big gong behind the drummer for the end of I Will See You... He said he had looked for his new record in Media Markt, getting a groan from the audience. "Oh, is that shit?" asked Mozzer.
A few more tunes, new B-side Ganglord was good, Girlfriend In a Coma was immense and funny as always, with Moz uninterestedly scratching his head for the "do you really think she'll pull through?" lines...
Shirt change, to a pink number, old one naturally thrown into the audience, and Morrissey bathed in orange light and the band in green for the next tune.
His voice is maturing in the way that Sinatra's and Johnny Cash's did. As I remember, he was considered a great lyricist, rather than singer, as a young man, even a bit flat on a couple of recordings. His delivery of the songs was flawless though, very affecting.
At times the language barrier was a factor, as the man likes to make a bit of conversation, but Hungarians are a smart bunch, especially the Smiths fans, and the what the banter lacked was carried through with his legendary charm and charisma.
Finished with Panic, then Last Night I Dreamt... for the encore, sung with conviction, even after all these years, and after another shirt fling my old friend was off to Croatia.. Lights went up to that Sinatra number "That's Life, i think its called...?"
But the true highlight for me was a brief conversation I had with the great poet during the concert. "Mozza" I shouted. "What?" he replied.
Priceless Wildean wit, as always, but expect nothing less from a true star, trooper, 21st century torch singer, survivor, and "last and never least" POET...

Morrissey

x

Fantastic, few gags at the expense of the magyorok. Top stuff

Thanks to FKI for doing it.

http://forums.morrissey-solo.com/showthread.php?p= 341929#post341929

Or go to www.dimeadozen.org for the FLAC version.

score: -1 (troll)for that me thinks, do you expect us to believe you're not freeyourself's troll?, he has a troll, you are the troll.

hahahaha freeyourself rocks!