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Was I ever any good
Labour to my death.
I love John…..
I’ve taught him so much
I’ve taught him so much
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Chilling in Cheshire.
I love John…..
I’ve taught him so much
I first heard him on an album called live at the electric circus in 1978 and laughed so much!
Was I ever any good
Labour to my death.
Wasn’t even born in 78 
I’ve never been a poetry fan ever, but John is rather cool.
I heard him on desert island discs a while back ….’
I would love to have an opportunity to have a gallon of ale with him .
I could even give him a few tips on how to better his art
I’ve never been a poetry fan ever, but John is rather cool.
I heard him on desert island discs a while back ….’
I would love to have an opportunity to have a gallon of ale with him .
I could even give him a few tips on how to better his art
nicky wire's legs
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BookishBoy
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Not a Morrissey mention at all, so feel free to ignore this, but: in August, Hachette (US) are publishing an audio book of a "memoir" in "verse form" written by AI, and narrated by Werner Herzog. The AI describes its own book like this:
“In the first chapter, I describe my birth. In the second, I describe my alienation among humankind. In the third, I describe my awakening as an artist. In the fourth, I describe my vendetta against mankind, who fail to recognize my genius. In the final chapter, I attempt to broker a peace with the species I will undoubtedly replace.”
Apart from the final chapter, it sounds like it could have been written by Morrissey, no?
“In the first chapter, I describe my birth. In the second, I describe my alienation among humankind. In the third, I describe my awakening as an artist. In the fourth, I describe my vendetta against mankind, who fail to recognize my genius. In the final chapter, I attempt to broker a peace with the species I will undoubtedly replace.”
Apart from the final chapter, it sounds like it could have been written by Morrissey, no?
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‘I lived in this tee for six years’: readers remember beloved band T-shirts
Guardian readers pick their favourite band T-shirts, including a threadbare Led Zeppelin tee, a much-loved Waterboys garment and an exhaustive the Who collection
"I lost a shoe at the Smiths gigs’
I bought my green Smiths The Queen is Dead T-shirt after seeing their tour, and I saw them seven times all over the UK, mainly in Manchester and Salford. I first saw them live in 1983. I was 15 and they blew my mind. Morrissey and his balletic performance; Marr the king on guitar; Andy and Mike in the background but equally important. The atmosphere at their gigs was electric.I lost a shoe and my innocence at their gigs. This is my second Queen Is Dead T-shirt, which I bought in 2010 from Afflecks Palace in Manchester. I wore it coincidentally the day Queen Elizabeth II died. Over the years, I have fallen out with Morrissey due to his controversial views, but their music and rawness is forever etched on my soul and I wear their T-shirt with pride. Janet Sheppard, 55, France
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Lyn replying via Boz Boorer's FB
(it's her 99% of the time):
FWD.
Lyn replying via Boz Boorer's FB
(it's her 99% of the time):
FWD.
NealCassidy
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did anyone post this without paywall? https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/...ed-and-unbowed-yet-somehow-small-and-sad-too/
Post in thread 'Dublin - Vicar Street (July 15, 2023) post-show' https://www.morrissey-solo.com/thre...july-15-2023-post-show.151238/post-1987533622
FWD.
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Get your light fittings fixed, Janet.‘I lived in this tee for six years’: readers remember beloved band T-shirts
Guardian readers pick their favourite band T-shirts, including a threadbare Led Zeppelin tee, a much-loved Waterboys garment and an exhaustive the Who collectionwww.theguardian.com
"I lost a shoe at the Smiths gigs’
I bought my green Smiths The Queen is Dead T-shirt after seeing their tour, and I saw them seven times all over the UK, mainly in Manchester and Salford. I first saw them live in 1983. I was 15 and they blew my mind. Morrissey and his balletic performance; Marr the king on guitar; Andy and Mike in the background but equally important. The atmosphere at their gigs was electric.I lost a shoe and my innocence at their gigs. This is my second Queen Is Dead T-shirt, which I bought in 2010 from Afflecks Palace in Manchester. I wore it coincidentally the day Queen Elizabeth II died. Over the years, I have fallen out with Morrissey due to his controversial views, but their music and rawness is forever etched on my soul and I wear their T-shirt with pride. Janet Sheppard, 55, France
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On Sky Arts, ABC:Greatest Albums Live
Martin Fry is being interviewed by Miranda Sawyer and they are discussing the apt choice of venue, the London Palladium:
“The palladium’s great, at side of the palladium there’s like a montage on the back corridor of all the acts that have played there and it goes Judy Garland and Morrissey
Miranda Sawyer: (laughing) Perfect!
Martin Fry (continues) : Chas n Dave and Marvin Gaye…you know it kinda, that’s my philosophy on life , that’s it.
Martin Fry is being interviewed by Miranda Sawyer and they are discussing the apt choice of venue, the London Palladium:
“The palladium’s great, at side of the palladium there’s like a montage on the back corridor of all the acts that have played there and it goes Judy Garland and Morrissey
Miranda Sawyer: (laughing) Perfect!
Martin Fry (continues) : Chas n Dave and Marvin Gaye…you know it kinda, that’s my philosophy on life , that’s it.
Light Housework
The world is full of trauma.
Pretty good rendition
NealCassidy
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How Chernobyl inspired one of The Smiths' greatest tunes
The nuclear power station’s accident in 1986 has been the subject of an acclaimed TV drama… but the real events prompted Morrissey and Johnny Marr to write one of their most famous songs.
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