· Friday Night with Jonathan Ross returns to BBC ONE for tenth season
· More News/Media stories
· More Index stories
· Also by davidt
Morrissey-solo
Archive
|
|
|
|||||||||
|
posted by
davidt
on Monday February 27 2006, @11:00AM
Belligerent Ghoul sends the link / excerpt:
Friday Night with Jonathan Ross returns to BBC ONE for tenth season - BBC Press Office Excerpt: Also returning to the Ross sofa is legendary singer Morrissey to regale Jonathan with his news since last appearing on the show two years ago. He will also be performing You Have Killed Me, the first single from his new album.
This discussion has been archived.
No new comments can be posted.
Morrissey returns to Friday Night with Jonathan Ross (March, BBC One)
| Top
| 49 comments
| Search Discussion
The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. We are not responsible for them in any way.
|
|||||||||
|
| |||||||||
What on earth...... (Score:0)
That said I wouldn't miss it for the world!
Message to Moz-We love the single and will buy it anyway so don't do this unless your really sure...
This is surely one occasion when we won't be angry if he cancels at the last minute?
(User #15430 Info)
Re:What on earth...... (Score:2, Insightful)
And not hilarious in a bad way
I thought Morrissey was very witty and I don't doubt he'll be witty this time around too!
(User #14907 Info | http://missgosh.livejournal.com/)
Parent
Re:What on earth...... (Score:3, Interesting)
"A grave mistake for Morrissey to appear..."
"Morrissey was seen cringing in his geeen room..."
"all of this was hugely unsettling for Morrissey..."
"he fidgeted consistantly,tugged at his hair,often seemed short of breath on account of his frayed nerves,and persistantly glanced off-camera as if in search of the nearest escape route."
"...drawing a welcome curtain over quite possibly the longest 25 minutes of his career"
There are obviously some positive comments about the appearence but the general over-view is that the event was one Morrissey would prefer to forget.
(User #15430 Info)
Parent
What's all the fuss (Score:0, Insightful)
I wonder, with which of Morrissey's songs.... (Score:0)
A Good Thing (Score:1)
They are of the same age, have very similar tastes in music and it's better that Morrissey appears on Ross's show than sycophantic slag Parkinson's, who wouldn't know him from Adam or where he was coming from. Ross probably "gets" Morrissey's music (if not the man).
It also means he's serious about promoting the album.
(User #12542 Info)
Moz v Bowie ? Untelevised bits? (Score:0)
http://www.morrisseytour.com/newtour/jonathanross
I've not read this before, nor seen the pictures. Why were there parts of the interview cut out? Has the whole interview ever been televised in its entirety?
Also, I don't remember this scathing attack on Bowie? Has Bowie ever responded?
JR: Imagine if David Bowie had them as an audience.
M: I think he’d like ANY audience.
[Audience oooohs and laughs]
JR: Now, now I know you had a tiff.
M: Well. Nothing like that happened. Now I know you love-
JR: I love David.
M: But do you know him, though?
JR: No, of course not. And I don’t want to either, really.
M: Well, they do call him David Showie. He’s a business, you know. He’s not really a person.
JR: You think so?
M: Trust me, Jonathan, I know.
JR: Now-
M: Why do you like him?
JR: I like him-
M: You like him because you liked him when you were 12.
JR: Yes. But I like his music now as well. Do you not like his new music?
M: Well my theory is that people fell in love with Ziggy Stardust and not really David Bowie. He doesn’t realise that.
JR: I don’t know. I liked the “Let’s Dance” period as well. Do you like that?
M : No!
JR: You didn’t like that?
M: No. Also, I think that when he was wonderful it was just the people around him in ‘71 & ‘72.
JR: No!-
M: -that gave him the hairstyle, that gave him the clothes, and gave him the-
JR: Morrissey. I think you’re being unnecessarily bitchy about it now.
M: The entire audience agrees with me.
[Audience laughs]
JR: That’s not true. They’ve gone quiet. They’re scared of you. They think you’re going to shut the door and say, “Thank God, they’ve gone.”
-Somebody's Luckless Son
Wossie won't resist "Kegs between my legs" (Score:0)
Wossie loves camp innuendo so imagine how he'll deal with the "Kegs between legs" lyric.
Moz should go on and sing but not do an interview if he's got any sense.
JACKETs AWAY (Score:0)
Come on, last time the band and Morrissey were amazing. This is a real coup for The BBC.
Mr Jacket.
Hurray! (Score:0)
Little Drummer Boy (Score:1)
(User #1113 Info)
Hello everyone (Score:1)
(User #88 Info)
Re:let's hope he's a little more relaxed this time (Score:0)
do you like everything that sounds like a broken record.
Parent