The link doesn't seem to be working.

Looks like too many people are trying to access it.. maybe you can load the pix as attachments onto the Message Board?

...that will solve the bandwitdth problem...

Cheers

I don't think Morrissey filmed the Suedehead video while still a member of The Smiths.

You'd think that a guy who was part of it would know the date...

Nice pictures! I especially like the one of Moz in the cemetery... He looks like he's smiling about something... hmm.

The link doesn't work. I can't get it either.

Kevin

Thanks for sharing the photos. I've only been able to access the first page but its a really touching story. Moz looks so young.

Wonderful! Thank You for that.

"Dream as if you'll live forever,
live as if you'll die today"
  -James Dean

Hey friends,

A bodyguard for Moz?!? I can't believe it. All of the "Morrissey" sightings that are reported here never mention the presence of a bodyguard- EVER! I cannot honestly believe it. I have heard about Morrissey being spotted with an 'enterage' (No I don't mean the band-mates)-- but I really can't imagine Morrissey needing or even wanting a bodyguard.

Can anyone elaborate further on this topic?

Sincerely,
Ken Stavitzke

"You Can't Go Home Again - Feb. 7, 1988"
Moz wrote this on the walls of the old HS bldg, in the Suedehead video. If you've seen the SH video, you know a bit of the condition of the school in '88. See a picture of the room, as it is now, here: http://www.nationaltrust.org/magazine/archives/arc_news/080102.htm

Here are a couple of other links, if you would like to help save Fairmount HS:
http://home.insightbb.com/~historicfairmountinc/
http://www.jamesdeanartifacts.com/FHSPROJ.htm

Shit web design, but great pictures.

This is the kind of potsing that is interesting. Its far better than 90% of the rubbish on this site.

Have a pat on the back for being at the righ place at the right time.

This is the video that pretty much saved my life.

Being a huge James Dean fan I was elated to find someone, especially a pop star, caring enough to make such a warm and loving tribute. I knew very little of Morrissey at the time this video was released. In fact, I really knew nothing about him.

When I saw this video for the first time, I cried. I taped it, of course, and watched it over and over just to see the sights. I think it was probably the fifth time after watching that I started to really pay attention to Morrissey. I loved the song, but I hadn't really LOOKED at Morrissey because I was so fascinated by what was around him.

I went out and bought 'VivaHate' the next day. I played it over and over - just as I had with the Suedehead video. I realised I'd found someone who could relate to my feelings and who also had a passion as deep as mine for Jimmy. In a way, I'd found a new best friend.

I'm really thankful for the Suedehead video - in many ways. I often thought about what it was like for him to be there and what he went through to make the video. I know that the cold will make your eyes tear up, but I wonder if he was actually tearing up from his emotions as well. I know that when I went to Fairmount, and especially when I visited Jimmy's grave, I was over-whelmed and very emotional.

Thank you for posting these pictures. They're truly very meaningful in lots of ways. It's really nice that you got to spend time with the Winslows, too.

I'm very sorry to hear that your friend has passed, but I'm happy that you have such sweet and loving memories of your friend to cling to.

Thanks for sharing the pictures and your story...my, how young Moz looks! Something new on here for a change.

i really enjoyed the photos you posted of the suedehead filming. that is a really wonderful experience to have had. i am so sorry that your friend in the photos passed away. thanks so much for being generous with your morrissey memories.