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*Someday Someway - [[Robert Gordon]] | *Someday Someway - [[Robert Gordon]] | ||
*"We're Rich. We're family" (?) - unknown film clip | *"We're Rich. We're family" (?) - unknown film clip | ||
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*Don't Make Me Over - [[Dionne Warwick]] | *Don't Make Me Over - [[Dionne Warwick]] | ||
*"How important is one's nationality to one's identity" - unknown British comedian clip | *"How important is one's nationality to one's identity" - unknown British comedian clip | ||
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*Wanting To Die (poem) - [[Anne Sexton]] | *Wanting To Die (poem) - [[Anne Sexton]] | ||
*Arabesque No.1 - [[Isao Tomita]] | *Arabesque No.1 - [[Isao Tomita]] | ||
*Where Have All The Flowers Gone? - [[Marlene Dietrich]] | |||
*Where Have All The Flowers Gone - [[Marlene Dietrich]] | |||
Revision as of 03:45, 22 November 2021
Information
Morrissey entered after:
- Lypsinka Has A Glamour Fit - Lypsinka
Videos:
- Loudmouth - Ramones
- Something Here In My Heart - Paper Dolls
- How Soon Is Now (TOTP, 2003) - t.A.T.u.
- Sound Of The Crowd - The Human League
- I'm Black And I'm Proud (Playboy After Dark, 1969) - James Brown
- Someday Someway - Robert Gordon
- "We're Rich. We're family" (?) - unknown film clip
- Sponge pudding joke clip - Mrs. Shufflewick
- Don't Make Me Over - Dionne Warwick
- "How important is one's nationality to one's identity" - unknown British comedian clip
- God Save The Queen - Sex Pistols
- "The truth is, no 'white' American is sure he is white." ("Baldwin's N-----", London, 1969) - James Baldwin clip.
- Sally's Song (from The Nightmare Before Christmas) - Fiona Apple (with montage of old b&w monster movie clips).
- "There was a lot of rubbish" - Germaine Greer
- "Melancholic Youths" - David Hoyle
- Women In Revolt - Candy Darling clip (1971)
- Flesh - film clip, Paul Morrissey (1968)
- Frankenstein - film clip (1931)
- L'insoumis (1964) film clip - known as "The Unvanquished" in English (contains a scene from which the cover of The Queen Is Dead is taken)
- It's The Same Old Song - Four Tops
- Jet Boy by New York Dolls
- Looking For A Kiss - New York Dolls
- No No No No - Maya Angelou
- Can't Truss It - Public Enemy
- Wanting To Die (poem) - Anne Sexton
- Arabesque No.1 - Isao Tomita
- Where Have All The Flowers Gone? - Marlene Dietrich
The end of the concert was signalled by:
- Le Sang D'un Poète (The Blood Of The Poet) - Jean Cocteau (1932 - shooting scene).
Notes
Some information collated by Kewpie, "Similar2Sunday" and added to by FWD.
Disclaimer: Songs played and order are generally not verified.