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posted by davidt on Friday February 01 2008, @08:30AM
Fran writes:
Big Mouth strikes again by Jude Rogers, New Statesman

There is a "Listen" link that takes you to a very bizarre sounding audio reading of the article.
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  • never heard of him but have to congratulate him on his "article" in the New Statesman. Probably every Morrissey related cliche ever has been regurgitated in this "review". I don't know if he really was at this gig but I don't think anybody seeing Morrissey these days could describe him as "effette", "camped up", "embittered dandy" etc. etc. This piece is something written around 1983 which he found in the vaults somewhere and just filled in the songtitles and added the bit about the backdrop (Welsh Richard Burton, what's that to do with anything?) and hoped nobody would notice.
    not sorry -- Friday February 01 2008, @09:17AM (#293631)
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    • Re:Jude Rogers by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 01 2008, @01:33PM
      • Re:Jude Rogers by not sorry (Score:1) Friday February 01 2008, @01:36PM
        • Re:Jude Rogers by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday February 05 2008, @12:17PM
  • this is a terrible 'review' even if you're not a fan, it's a really shoddy peice of writing. Some people get it, and some don't, this twit obviously doesn't. The word 'plonker' springs to mind.
    Nat Coutty -- Friday February 01 2008, @11:21AM (#293680)
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