"Autobiography" #3 in UK paperback chart in its 9th week of release - TTY

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Re: TTY stats update

If he has a smidge of OCD I bet he'd love this:

One of a kind hardback Autobiography to be auctioned for PETA -true-to-you.net

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By the way, I note they see fit to mention that living icon poll, where he lost to David Attenborough. He actually won that poll, a lot of voters were discounted due to IP logging of votes. I know. I was there.

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Morrissey photo with chef and owner of Mona Lisa restaurant in Oslo

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Post by CrystalGeezer:

Apparently the restaurant Morrissey ate at for three days in Oslo has a step-and-repeat. (Which probably means this guy has no idea who he's standing next to. )

From AYNIM: "Thank you Morrissey for choosing Mona Lisa restaurant Oslo Norway & Da Vinci bar for 3 days in a row at the Official Nobel Peace Prize Concert we wish you and your crew a very happy Christmas."

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Also posted by T. H. Auden:

That is the chef and owner of the restaurant, who also posted the picture.

Morrissey "Autobiography" US reviews / media - part 2

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Link posted by intlplayboy / Tumblr:

Morrissey is the boy with a thorn in his side in 'Autobiography' by Mikael Wood - Los Angeles Times
Morrissey's entertaining autobiography is a burnishing of his image, not a glimpse beneath the surface



‘Autobiography’ by Morrissey review: Prose of Smiths frontman sings on the page by Jen Chaney - The Washington Post



Morrissey's 'Autobiography': A charming alt-rock life by Matt Damsker (3.5 out of 4 stars) -...

London - Morrissey Autobiography special at How Does It Feel To Be Loved? (Sat Dec 21)

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The next How Does It Feel To Be Loved? Night in London is going to be themed roughly around Autobiography by Morrissey.

We’ll be playing songs mentioned in the book, from Moz's soul and 60s pop faves when he was a teenager, like Rita Pavone and The Elgins, through to the seventies icons like New York Dolls and David Bowie, right up to date with songs by The Smiths and Morrissey himself, alongside our usual selection of indiepop and northern soul. Reading the book I was struck by how HDIF-friendly the songs he mentioned were, and started to wonder what they’d be like strung together as a soundtrack.

Our guest DJ for the night is Paul Court from The Primitives.

How Does It Feel To Be Loved?
Saturday December 21st
The Phoenix, 37 Cavendish Square, London W1G 0PP, three minutes walk from Oxford Circus tube station, 9pm-3am, £4 members, £6 non members. Membership is free from www.howdoesitfeel.co.uk

Morrissey Autobiography special, with...

Oslo - The Nobel Peace Prize Concert at the Oslo Spektrum (Dec. 11, 2013) post-show

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Post your info and reviews related to this concert in the comments section below. Other links (photos, external reviews, etc.) related to this concert will also be compiled in this section as they are sent in.

James Blunt defends Morrissey's comments; other Morrissey Nobel concert press

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Re: Favorable article about Morrisseys presence in Oslo (norwegian newspaper)

To use this thread to gather all news about the event, there was a press conference with the artists today. James Blunt was asked if it was right for Morrissey to appear at the concert. He responded with something like "Of course it's right for him to play here. It's the week of Mandelas death and he talked about compassion and understanding. I don't know what [Morrissey] said, but we must forgive and move on."

"Oh Morrissey, you're just like Mrs Thatcher" - Craig Brown, in the Daily Mail

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Re: "Oh Morrissey, you're just like Mrs Thatcher" - Craig Browm, in the Daily Mail

I have to disagree with that. I get his point, but I think people tend to easily forget Morrissey, Lennon and others are artists.
The person you are and the artist you are can be very different.
Morrissey built his career and reputation on writing and singing the words for people's darkest times and feelings. That's why people love his songs.
He talks about what he knows, it doesn't mean that's how he feels deep inside.

I understand that because I was born in the North, I grew up on depressing, cold streets where poverty, depression, addictions, violence and anger were common.
I was middle-class and a bit spoiled and went to good schools and even went on holidays every Summer. We weren't rich but we weren't working class.
But I went to school with the working-class kids, I played with them on the streets and even though money wasn't our main issue, we had very similar worries and fears as...

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