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Musically, there of course aren't any similarities. But in the stance, that 'prole art threat', which the smiths represented alongside the fall and others in the eighties, which i dearly miss in todays music, they are about the next best thing to the smiths in the eighties, their cultural...

haha, always nice to have a bit of a laugh at someone else's expense. i find the caesar a fine alternative to the bearded well-combed hipsterdom round here. and as for the crackhead bit, i bet you were kneeled in the groin and immersed a baby's head, too, eh? It's about the attitude, and i...

Are they spitting out what moz is too far off from now? Voice of the disenchanted in austerity times? The Smiths of the NOW?

what would you do with kewpie?

you should do some art, like morrissey did!

this one fits both: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITWZ7wOTojA kewpie is being a bit of an iron lady like thatcher, and pt behaves like neil kinnock would

quite never ! he's a sacrilege, unlike marky mark or peter andre, whose only attraction was to imagine having them somewhere near the pelvis. ;P

maintain the interest , your body is good business, this heaven gives me migraine.

lost in the eighties

what a bastard! next time i should be sure to keep him in

i had a dream that moz was typing my words to some very old friend of his and then going out with the concept ,leaving me with the rest to type

pissing' , carla bozulich, some low cover. whole album is indispensible

madonna michael jackson sigue sigue sputnik boy george jimmy somerville all the others are at least trying , like marc almond

well, we all know johnny marr did , to quite some nice results . but even the words did spread electronically and here is where it might gather. the bionaut , on 'lush life electronica' , the 2lp version 'there is a light ...' is quoted with the double decker section the light 3000 did a...

'1974's "Innocent and Vain", has since been adopted by that more commercially reknowned purveyor of alleged miserabilism, Morrissey. The former Smiths vocalist has for the majority of his solo live performances routinely subjected his audience to its Gothic majesty at full volume prior to taking...