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Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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Kind of cool to hear Iggy mention The Smiths as one of his favorite bands (at 9:20).
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Silent witness bbc1 tonight , 20 year anniversary, The Smiths - Sheila take a bow , played in the episode last night , which was set in Mexico . The second episode of the two parter ,again Sheila take a bow , was played in closing credits
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New book 'How Soon is Now' - I'm guessing the involvement of Morrissey cling-on Russell Brand means the title isn't a coincidence:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Soon-N...b-bd11-4e9e-8c26-9ca0139074ee&pf_rd_i=desktop
https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Soon-N...b-bd11-4e9e-8c26-9ca0139074ee&pf_rd_i=desktop
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I_Am_A_Disco_Dancer
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A piece in the New Yorker about a concert featuring the music of Brahms and exploring the composer's close friendships with various painters had the title "Hand in Glove" in the print version.. The online version omits the title (but is mentioned as a reference). Not sure if this was meant as a Smiths reference, but the author of the article seems of the vintage and background that he would know the Smiths.
From Greg:
I've just been to a rehearsal for the Mary O'Malley play 'Once a Catholic' and in it a priest says to his class of teenage girls, 'You're all big girls now. Some of you are bigger than others...'
It was written in 1977 and revived several times, including in the very early 80s, and there's every possibility Morrissey either saw it or read it. I haven't been able to find anything connecting the two, have you come across it before? It's set in an Irish catholic high school so it's definitely his territory!
I've just been to a rehearsal for the Mary O'Malley play 'Once a Catholic' and in it a priest says to his class of teenage girls, 'You're all big girls now. Some of you are bigger than others...'
It was written in 1977 and revived several times, including in the very early 80s, and there's every possibility Morrissey either saw it or read it. I haven't been able to find anything connecting the two, have you come across it before? It's set in an Irish catholic high school so it's definitely his territory!
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Freak angels vol six one character to another says a rush and a push and the land is ours. The reply is geez you really did spend your whole life in your bedroom. He replies I was writing
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Morrissey is not mentioned which is baffling and I'm not sure if she is really serious here "Unlike other favourite fragrances (such as Tom Ford and Molecule) I’ve never smelt Incense Avignon on anyone else". Really?
http://frontlistbacklist.co.uk/2015/11/10/ode-to-comme-des-garcons-incense-avignon/
http://frontlistbacklist.co.uk/2015/11/10/ode-to-comme-des-garcons-incense-avignon/
I_Am_A_Disco_Dancer
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In an article about Karl Lagerfeld insulting various celebrities, on the picture of Kate Middleton and her sister, there is a photo of Morrissey - no mention of him in the article.
http://www.eonline.com/news/831716/...ss-diana-and-other-celebs-before-meryl-streep
http://www.eonline.com/news/831716/...ss-diana-and-other-celebs-before-meryl-streep
Quando quando quando
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Don't you think it's time now for Moz to create his own fragrance?
Eau de Moz.
Just kidding.
countthree
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Great idea. Not sure about the name.
He has very good taste and it would be vegan.
http://www.peta.org/living/beauty/cruelty-free-vegan-perfumes-fragrance-for-every-budget/
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The day the singer Jose Madero Vizcaino met Morrissey is mentioned in his autobiography "Odio Odiar".
I_Am_A_Disco_Dancer
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The Washington Post's political science forum, The Monkey Cage, featured a post referencing the Smiths -
The Smiths, ‘Still Ill': The Week In One Song
The Smiths, ‘Still Ill': The Week In One Song
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