Did that leopard wearing broad hit the stage again?

Here I sit broken hearted, tried to shit, but only farted!!!!!

my boyfriend got me a piece of moz's shirt... damn i love them, moz and my bf...
life is almost sweet

Sister I'm A Poet/ The Loop/ National/ Last Playboy/ Thorny Boy/ Why Don't U/ That's How/ Gangbang/ Human Being/ Stretch/ Throwinh Paris/ Everyday Is Like Sunday/ Shoplifters/ Tomorrow/ One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell/ Boy Happy/ Please 3x/ Dear God/ HSIN// Stop Me

Forgive because I can't remember the whole set, but we got Human Being, Stretch Out And Wait, Please Please Please, and more. He opened with Sister I'm A Poet right into The Loop. Saw a few fights over a drum stick, the only shirt (yes, only 1. And not during Let Me Kiss You), and a set list. I was on the left between Boz and Moz, and ended up near the centre. Dear God Please Help Me went off without interruption. I got there at 4 to line up and was still about the 30th person with the "front of the line" ticket. I know a few guys who are already lined up for tomorrow.

Such a good show tonight. The best set list I can remember in this past year - Human Being, Shoplifters, Stretch Out And Wait, Everyday Is Like Sunday, Last Of The Famous International Playboys, Ganglord, Please, Please, Please, Tomorrow, Boy With The Thorn In His Side, Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself, Stop Me, etc......

Damn, I am still on a high from it. Just about as close to a dream set list as you can get this outing!

Can't wait for tomorrow night!

He changed the setlist around this time. Some of the most noticable song changes were the inclusion of Human Being, Last of the Famous, and The Boy With The Thorn In His Side. I believe he took out First of the Gang, Let Me Kiss You, Death of a Disco Dancer, Disappointed among some others i'm too drunk to remember at this time.

Moz was in good spirits but the show had NO-WHERE near the energy that Monday night's show had. No stage invaders, no audience-mike, and this time, he was able to sing Dear God..without any interuptions.

The show was actually pretty calm elsewhere but there was a s*it-load of pushing and shoving in the front. People were tapping out, and couldn't get over. From what I could tell, there was much fighting over the only shirt Moz threw out and kept at it until long after the end of the show.

Apparently this shirt caused other fights to scatter across the venue. One chick had her shirt ripped wide open and didn't care to cover up her saggy tits as long as she could get a piece of that cloth! Elsewhere, some dudes were playing tug of war...

Who knows? Maybe the concert would have been better had these people put their energy into the music.

It's what you would expect a second of ten errrr EIGHT shows.

Looking forward to more setlist changes but nothing LA hasn't heard before with the exception of Human Being.

Any post comments by Moz on Leopard Lady?

So how was the parking situation. Is there any free parking or street parking available?

Is it Hard to sneak a camera into the venue?

The show could have been great, had there not been a fight directly behind me, going on THE ENTIRE GIG.

Someone please ask him to sing All The Lazy Dykes on Saturday night (Oct. 6). That will be the only show I am going and I so badly want to hear it. I'm glad to hear that he sang Human Being. All he has to sing next is Redondo Beach (and call Patti Smith to the stage)and my life is complete. Someone please read this and make my wish come true...

He wasn't in the chattiest mood tonight, in fact not at all. But he did make some sort of comment about Grey Goose and started to laugh himself silly into his sleeve. What did he say?

Don't get me wrong, his performance was amazing. Great set list, sang so beautifully, but he just seemed sort of down. Anyone else get that?
Monday night there was so much interaction with the crowd. So much chit chat. He was so playful and seemed in excellent spirits. Not so much tonight.

Tonight he hardly spoke at all. I think I saw him shake three people's hands total when ordinarily it would be at least a dozen. Hardly any jokes. I love his jokes! That is such a huge part of the show for me.

And just when I was loving the question and answer vibe from Monday, tonight, there was none.

At any rate, Moz is still in his best form ever. I just hope whatever is getting him down passes quickly. It makes me sad to think he is bummed when we are out there lovin' him so much!

Who is Melissa?
He said something about her.

What time did Moz hit the stage? And what time did the majority of the crowd roll in? Thanks.

So I don't want to wait around and I don't need to be in the way way front. When is a good time to show up and see the show and still be just behind the 10-packers? Also, any before or after show happenings that I can check out?

Was there a burst pipe in the building?

What's the bar like at the Palladium? Are there spirits?

...but how? it doesnt specify how to get $25 admission. it goes from 10/6 - 10/07, BUT HOW GOD DAMN YOU. HOW???????

There was a vibe to last night’s show that I can’t quite put my finger on. I had the same vantage point as Monday (2nd “row” Boz-side). It was definitely less squishy and much more mellow, at least from where I was standing. Moz was definitely less chatty as others have posted. He didn’t hand the mic to anyone, not even Julia, I’m sure to avoid any snarky remarks relating busted pipes to busted egos. Honestly, who could blame him? The topic of the Tuesday/Thursday show cancellations was not addressed and somewhat felt like the pink elephant in the room.

But enough of all that … it was Morrissey, it was Friday night and I still have 6 more to look forward to.

The set list shuffle was a nice change. Loved hearing “new” additions Playboys & Shoplifters. Human Being definitely rocked and was a welcomed surprise for me though Moz commented that perhaps we thought it was too bluesy. Makes me wonder if we’ll be hearing it again. I’m really liking the new songs although we were missing the best one “All You Need Is Me” – “Paris” is a close second. Even THPGU is growing on me. I’m not terribly fond of the chorus but the rest of the song I quite like. I still can’t believe we have to wait til the fall of next year to hear these songs recorded.

Sorry, I digress. Definitely not the best review I’ve written … need more coffee & one of those Starbucks breakfast sandwiches (sans meat, of course).

As for the performance, he sounded amazing and looked debonair in an all eye-matching blue ensemble. I know it’s a serious song and all, but I totally missed the lustful screamfest during “Dear God” and I kind of think he did too. Perhaps he did somewhat lack that certain je ne sais quoi that we’ve all become so endeared by. It’s possible we can attribute it to first day back awkwardness after the 10-becomes-8 debacle. I’m hoping the pink elephant has left the building for tonight’s show.

See you there.

Leopard girl was mod girl last night. I definitely prefer mod girl. Perhaps she’ll be goth girl tonight, or maybe glam girl … my God, are we still talking about her?

Moving forwad, there will be 2 SEPERATE LINES THE ENTIRE TIME for regular tickets holders and those holding the blue Morrissey tickets. No longer will all ticket holders stand in the same line and the blue ticket holders called out 10 minutes before the doors open and then stampede into yet another line.

After having explained to them fully yesterday the situation and explainig that we need OUR OWN LINE, they agreed with me and as a result they created a new line.

I spoke with the folks at again the venue after the show to ensure that they would do this moving forward for the remainder of the shows. I received confirmation that they would. Those with blue tickets will stand at the RIGHT side of the enterance gate and regular ticket holders will continue to stand on the LEFT as they have been doing.

Unfortunately, I probabaly won't be able to go tonight but I hope everyone has fun tonight!
Also, please report back if there are any problems with the line.

Down ? That's complete rubbish. Hardly any other artists have EVER had such an amazing opportunity at the Palladium, so, take it from me, Morrissey would be much happier singing for you lot over there in Los Angeles than being here in the UK, even with the Blackpool illuminations and our pleasure beach.

There's plenty more fun to come in 2007/8 and 'All you need is me' is just the start. Morrissey is a superstar, as you know.

Best,
Hazard

he just seemed outright glum lastnight. my girlfriend got one of the only handshakes of the night. he was making grimacing faces durring his set. i wonder wahts wrong with him. he wasnt chatty or very funny. oh well i hope tonight will be better.

OH!!! and how many dumbasses went to the cat and fiddle lastnight?

Short bursts of thoughts since I gotta go back to the queue -- yes, we camped out overnight right after the show...again. Fuggin' Moz Angeles fans ; p...it's like being in prison being in this Moz cult. You gotta do time in the line. Moz penal colony. Huh huh, she said "penal."

Don't want to repeat others, so I will concentrate on highlights.

Speaking of concentrate, he changed lyrics during "Stretch Out and Wait" to "How can you concentrate when you're standing here?" We can't, Moz! Your frinkaliciousness is just too much! Also sang, NO NO NO, after the "Is any point in having children?"

One of the funniest jokes was Moz introducing th'Lads as "These five lap dancers behind me are...." and said that Boz had survived two nuclear attacks. Had an interesting time explaining lap dances to Shiho. She asked me which one of th'Lads I'd like to have as my lap dancer. I guess it would be '92 Halloween cross-dressing Boz. He was totally hot as a chick. Too bad he didn't have moobs back then.

After Human B, Moz said Boz had just had a heart attack. Sorry to be ungrateful, but while I"m happy they played it again, it didn't sound as good as the London Palladium's version. Moz sounded very good and flashed a lot of tit (yeah!) during it and other songs, but the pace was dragging, the bass too loud and thudding (sound tech problem, not Solomon's playing), and the tuning of the instruments seemed off-key...or maybe that's just me going deef. Especially during KY's set I also thought the bass level was too heavy in the mix and the feedback/distortion was very annoying to my tender ears despite the earplugs I always wear.

Friday's show seemed rather subdued compared to the previous ones despite the larger, hyped crowd. Lots of stage invasion attempts, but most seemed to be just random attention whores, so Moz ignored some of them.

Didn't mind that the mic wasn't given to us, but he still wouldn't take Shiho's manga despite getting several goofy looks of recognition and a wave back when I waved to him while drowning under the security guard's massive abdominal girth (girl behind me fell ill and needed to be pulled out, then her sister wanted out at the encore). Goddamn shirt was flung too close to us. Luckily we escaped injury. Moz is a fucking sadist.

Another joke Moz made was about the antiquated toilet signs in the back. Said there was one marked MEN and another labelled POWDER ROOM. Asked where should a man go if he uses powder? I shouted that it should be the powder room then (if he's going to use powder). But Moz said nobody knows. Mmmmm....

Scent of Billy Budd was intermittent. Grateful to everyone around me who bathed! : )

I'm not familiar with the area. Any suggestions as to a place to get some eats and drinks before the show that's nearby???

How about wearing some different colors besides black, people??? I will be there only one night (SATURDAY NIGHT) and I want to see some colors besides black!!!

Seriously, moz mentioned many times that all of you fat asses, get back to the ghetto. Take a hint- he was probably appalled of how many obese fans he had, like I was. Look if you are fat, don't think you can squeeze through the pit, you take up more mass than others...you don't FIT! Get back to the ghetto!

I was like 2 over from julia and she seemed to be sleeping through kristeen young and in between every song that night she was talking to herself just moving her lips staring straight, too much moz i guess.

To that girl that rushed me at the parking lot...If you read this you should hit me up sometime...I didnt even get your name...Great kisser by the way..

Well well, a day late a many dollars short. As usual, show was great. Not as lively as the first show IMO. But then again what i find odd is that the venue was 3/4 full and the excitement level was equivalent to that of the first night with only about a 1000 people!

  Ganglord made my night!!!! Loners tend to hang out in the rear left side of the stage. Well I kinda noticed during my inebriated stupor that some peeps tend to do moz-solo dance more frequently here in this spot. I love it!!!!!

Loners?

Friday night rocked out musically. So awesome to hear Moz and the boyz do the 'Dolls. And I think it was a nod to the cancel situation ("I'm a human being..."). Props to Moz for the thoughtfulness in the setlist change overall. All great stuff. 'Playboys... 'Stretch...

Interaction was nil. Not even to Julia (unheard of!). It was pretty obvious there was a decision for him to have minimal communication with the audience (verbal and nonverbal) so that crazy fans wouldn't feel entitled to take advantage of him. He was soaking and soaking through his shirt and never took it off (poor guy!) until almost the end. People were getting kicked out from the audience, too (security was going in & out through us, my friend said it was because of the weed... but isn't too much alcohol the problem?). Yeah, leopard girl really f'd it up for all of us in that respect. I doubt any of the rest of the shows will be 'Morrissey's living room' and a 2-way conversation like Monday night. Thanks, leopard girl/mod girl, whatever.