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Amanda from Harlow (VH-1 "Bands on the Run") mentions the Smiths
posted by davidt on Friday July 20 2001, @07:00AM

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On Harlow's website under Diary Dearest, Amanda's entry from Saturday June 23rd, she mentions that she is currently listening to The Smiths song "Back to the Old House". I thought that was strange reference from someone in Harlow, maybe because Amanda is British.

 
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    Amanda from Harlow (VH-1 "Bands on the Run") mentions the Smiths | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 4 comments | Search Discussion
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    Does anyone care? (Score:0)
    It doesnt seem so!
    Anonymous -- Friday July 20 2001, @03:53PM (#15035)
      Sharing info (Score:0)
      If someone takes the time to submit something to Moz solo and you think it`s unworthy don`t read it.But don`t berate those who share this information.Some people like collecting these small bits oo info and we should encourage people to share not discourage them.
      Anonymous -- Friday July 20 2001, @06:53PM (#15047)
        What's the surprise??? (Score:0)
        Everyone *assumes* that The Smiths were "soft" because Morrissey is gay, and they inspired weak-ass copycat bands. They were a hard rocking band, full of misery and aggression. They are the children of The Buzzcocks.
        Anonymous -- Saturday July 21 2001, @02:31AM (#15069)
          It Isn't Really So Strange? (Score:2, Informative)
          Amanda from the band Harlow once fronted the post-riot grrrl band Fluffy from 1994-1996. Their debut album "Black Eye" was co-produced by Morrissey's ex-lover Jake Walters who also worked on the cover art and took many photos of the band.
          Lady Emma Peel -- Saturday July 21 2001, @09:19PM (#15108)
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