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Fantastic work, as always, Fiona!

Amazing song, amazing success. Well done, Moz!

When is the ceremony?

Really? I see nothing but love. Probably depends on who your friends are ;)

Nah, I think this place is certainly a lot lower on the list than 10-20 years ago as places to look for Moz-opinions. Instagram and Twitter certainly are much likelier places to find relative Moz-opinions/postings these days. A lot from those sources has also been used on Central by Sam recently.

Beautiful photograph, beautiful woman, beautiful words. Wishing her all the best, our prayers are with her.

Wonderful. The greatest album ever made :hearteyes:

The loon most certainly missed his vocation as a Nazi-propagandist.

It’s all about principles and not surrendering to ‘anything cashable’. Just like it always was.

Not on Spotify... In my country at least

This is wonderful. Especially as it is on The Quietus, second only to The Guardian in the unashamedly Moz-bashing-department.

Second only to Dylan as a lyricist. As someone once said on the BBC. Great article once again, Fiona!

He did TOTP with this song I think. In general he certainly played the game more than ever before or since in 2004, and was there ever an opportunity to have a UK number 1-single it was in that year.

Perhaps, but I don’t mean in terms of first week-sales. More in terms of radio airplay and general appeal, it could or should have sold Moz to the masses. It is quite telling that 16 years on if you compare First of the Gang to Die to most UK number 1’s from 2004, it clearly outperforms them, a...

I still absolutely love it. His ultimate Summer-song. In hindsight it should have been the first single and should have been an international smash.

Yes, Suedehead has 54 Million and Sunday 40 Million. A matter of time and First of the Gang will catch up with Sunday.

This song continues to grow in Morrissey’s discography. 37,5 million listeners on Spotify, his third best loved song. Amazing. Good to see it gets its fair share of covers too.

Honey, you know where to find me ;) Underrated gem.

Morrissey of course, more variation. I maintain that the best 50 Smiths-songs and the best 50 Moz-songs are all but perfect. With The Smiths you only have some 20 songs left to listen to, with Moz more than 200. So easy choice!

No I still really like it, but I like those other 8 slightly more. And yes, I haven’t heard many 2020-songs that have surpassed it. Although the year is still long ;)