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posted by davidt
on Thursday August 30 2001, @09:00AM
haze writes:
Smiths mentioned in Rolling Stone review of Echo and the Bunnymen In the September issue of Rolling Stone, a review of Echo and the Bunnymen's Flowers (page 108) mentions the Smiths in the first line stating that Echo was never as pretty as them. --- An anonymous person writes:
Trash Can Sinatras song 'Leave Me Alone' (link to mp3) draws a Morrissey comparison in a review of their fairly recent Glasgow gig.
The Herald (Glasgow) - July 7, 2001 - John Williamson. Excerpt:
There are also thrills among the more recent songs. Leave Me Alone is the song Morrissey could have made if he had chosen to make solo records with Nashville session men instead of Cockney rockabillies, a tune which, to quote Paul Westerberg, is indeed "sadly beautiful."
--- sheffieldbigmouth writes:
Morrissey mention on "100 Greatest Kids Programs" Morrissey was mentioned on UK's Channel 4's '100 Greatest Kids TV Programs' yesterday. The reference came from a comedien talking about a program (I can't remember which one, sorry) and said "As Morrissey once said 'It says nothing to me about my life!'" taken from "Panic".
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