fredkocherpepsi
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Very tough call between Boz, Alain and Stephen. I went with Boz cause he’s the underdog...plus “Speedway”.
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Deleted member 1074
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Has the new album changed any opinions?
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Anonymous
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i always like to wonder what would have been if riley had stayed in the band. wonder why he didnt do another album with street if it was so liked and well received by everyone including stephen and morrissey.
justsmithsandmorrissey
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and the rest, maudlin street, interesting drug, such a little thing, all are 8 & 9's out of 10. Ouija Board my least fave but still good. Boorer & whyte have both wrote some great songs aswell as some garbage, same goes for Nevin.
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Anonymous
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Jesse Tobias, definitely. He's a musical genius and, even more importantly, he's very easy on the eye.
The others are a bit second-rate in light of The Smiths: second rate imitation of that pop sound and second-rate imitation of rockabilly etc...
The others are a bit second-rate in light of The Smiths: second rate imitation of that pop sound and second-rate imitation of rockabilly etc...
eugenius
Gabba Gabba Hey
I went with Street, but it was difficult between him and Alain. It could have tipped either way, but Street is a bit more well-rounded in terms of fiddling with the studio knobs.
I would have liked to seen what Andy Rourke would have come up with though. The three songs he wrote were pretty good--there was lots of potential there.
I would have liked to seen what Andy Rourke would have come up with though. The three songs he wrote were pretty good--there was lots of potential there.
eugenius
Gabba Gabba Hey
Nice try, Tobias.
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Deleted member 1074
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Because Riley was a loony during and after the recording sessions.
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Anonymous
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I'm laughing.
A none E mouse
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You say that like u witnessed it first hand,
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Anonymous
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i always thought it because of the credit argument that went very public which morrissey couldnt stand no matter how he felt about the situation. if thats the reason for riley then what about street? why not do another album with him then if both artist collaborator and fans were so happy (along with the suits as well i guess). my guess is because of the embarrassment of the argument but i dont know. what do you guys think was the reason he didnt do another with street. also hard to argue about riley being a little nuts but he was a hell of a player.
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Anonymous
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I'm sure Jesse is busy writing more genius sweet sweet music with Morrissey.
Besides he is far too sexy to spend time on internet forums. If any of us was half as swish we wouldn't be here and you knows it!
fredkocherpepsi
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I still stand by my vote for Boz.
Orson Swells
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I'd say Alain. Street had a fine burst of songs in a short space of time, but could he have maintained it? "Journalists Who Lie" was a bit of a stinker.
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Anonymous
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yeah he almost always comes off as very cool and down to earth whenever i see him interviewed. also comes off as a musical obsessive which is cool in my book. i always like to imagine what morrissey would sound like with the people hes rejected that were famous or became famous and what those collaborations would have sounded like (hawley, butler etc). i like to see musicians collaborate for good or ill like when placebo had bowie and micheal stipe or when the manics did stuff with hawley on rewind the film.
A none E mouse
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One of you's is lying
Chickpea
pithy yet degenerate
Considering Stephen Street tweeted as much himself last week, I don't think there's any reason to doubt Velvis!
https://twitter.com/StreetStephen/status/489451343242084352
A none E mouse
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He said that 2 weeks ago about istanbul its old news, you trying to tell me he hasnt heard any other tracks from the album.. ?
