Re: Surely how I feel is not nothing? MORRISSEY 16 APR 2016

HandThatRocksTheCradle said:

16 April 2013

Surely how I feel is not nothing?

by Morrissey, 15 april 2013

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But isn't that his attitude towards his fans?

Re: Playboys and Kill Uncle remastered both fail to make top 100 UK charts

Anonymous said:

neither make top 100 UK singles and albums

www.buzzjack.com

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New Yorker culture critic Ben Greenman offers a new take on Kill Uncle upon its re-release:

Morrissey's Kill Uncle and the Wet-Dog-Record Theory - The New Yorker

Suede? I thought Johnny was vegan?

From 'The Guardian' today, interview with Michael Bublé ~

"What's the worst thing anyone ever said about you?

Morrissey said once, "Fire in the belly is essential, otherwise you become like Michael Bublé – famous and meaningless". I just thought, "I wish I could be as successful as Morrissey."

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Link posted by Kewpie:

Michael Bublé, singer – portrait of the artist - The Guardian
The Canadian singer talks about why it's good to steal from other artists, the problem with the record industry – and what it's like to be badmouthed by Morrissey

Press release:

The Smiths and Friends - Stephen Wright Photography Weekend - 27/28 April

2-6 pm sat 27/sun 28 April

ripcaster
The Forge
Main Street
Checkendon
RG8 0SP

Stephen was lucky enough to shoot a wide range of musicians playing live. His most famous shot is the Smiths at the Salford Lads Cub used on the vinyl album of the Queen is dead. Other artists he Miles Davis, Prince, James Brown, New Order, Gregory Isaacs, Stevie Wonder, John Lydon, U2, Madonna and many more.

He will be doing his playlist of artists he shot (and wished he'd shot!) at Ripcaster from 2-6pm Saturday 27 and 2-6pm Sunday 28 April.

So feel welcome to look at some lovely music photography and enjoy the music

Join us for a cup or a glass of something stronger to relive your youth!

Margaret Thatcher - true-to-you.net
9 April 2013

The difficulty with giving a comment on Margaret Thatcher's death to the British tabloids is that, no matter how calmly and measuredly you speak, the comment must be reported as an "outburst" or an "explosive attack" if your view is not pro-establishment. If you reference "the Malvinas", it will be switched to "the Falklands", and your "Thatcher" will be softened to a "Maggie." This is generally how things are structured in a non-democratic society. Thatcher's name must be protected not because of all the wrong that she had done, but because the people around her allowed her to do it, and therefore any criticism of Thatcher throws a dangerously absurd light on the entire machinery of British politics. Thatcher was not a strong or formidable leader. She simply did not give a shit about people, and this coarseness has been neatly transformed into bravery by the British press...

Re: Morrissey-Live-Wolverhampton-Civic-Hall-1988-New-LP

Stoned said:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morrissey...451&pid=100015&prg=1006&rk=1&sd=151017984816&

Cheers Moz

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Judging by the quality of the cover and the font used on the labels, it looks like it could be the same person/people behind the release of Revelation and The Smiths demos a couple of years ago.
Looks promising, I wonder what it sounds like...