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Boz Boorer is back online - new domain, update
posted by davidt on Thursday October 30 2003, @09:00AM

 M. Quentin writes:

Boz's official site is now to be found at www.bozboorer.com. Please change your bookmarks and make sure to visit us every now and again for news. The reason for being offline for so long was technical and had nothing to do with whatever's going on with Morrissey.

 
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    Boz Boorer is back online - new domain, update | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 14 comments | Search Discussion
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    Bozman (Score:1)
    Hope you're laying down the best tracks since Vauxhall, my man. If Alain is right in saying that FOTGTD and IBEH aren't necessarily the best of the new batch, then we're in for a brilliant album!

    kl
    king leer -- Thursday October 30 2003, @09:58AM (#78110)
    (User #80 Info)
      Hey Boz! (Score:0)
      Good luck with the new album. And, this time, please don't hide the best songs on B-sides!

      Also, could you let us know who wrote the music for the new Nancy Sinatra/Morrissey song 'Let me kiss you'?

      Cheers.
      Anonymous -- Thursday October 30 2003, @10:30AM (#78115)
        Hoping for a new look (Score:0, Funny)
        I guess they couldn't make the site look better this time around. The graphics are pretty horrible (trying to hard to make it look retro). All the best of luck Boz.

        PS: find a new web designer! Pronto
        Anonymous -- Thursday October 30 2003, @10:53AM (#78121)
        Grease (Score:0, Troll)
        I just visited the Boz site and was wondering if Boz was one of the greasers in Grease?
        Anonymous -- Thursday October 30 2003, @03:05PM (#78159)
        boz site (Score:1)
        the layout is pretty shitty and half-assed. boz really needs to shell out a few more bucks and needs to find himself a better web designer.
        leedoggpimp <leedoggpimp@hotmail.com> -- Friday October 31 2003, @01:28PM (#78310)
        (User #2789 Info | http://www.morrisseymusic.com/ )
         True friends stab you in the front.
          first of the websites to die (Score:0)
          come on now, even ambitious-outsiders looks better.

          some boz news is better than no boz news.

          please boz, get a new web designer! your teenage daughter could probably do it better than your current designer!
          Anonymous -- Friday October 31 2003, @02:18PM (#78321)
            good to see its up and running again (Score:1)
            Hope he will update the diary soon, indeed the favourite feature of mine!
            sweetnesss <reversethis-{ed.xmg} {ta} {egapeitteb}> -- Saturday November 01 2003, @05:04AM (#78346)
            (User #4385 Info | http://www.sweetness-online.de/ )
             Life can only be understood in reverse.
              I planned on bitching about the website,... (Score:2, Informative)
              ...but decided against it as it really is a good amateur effort. Just one minor suggestion to Mr Quentin — change the colour scheme, PLEASE!
              Have a look at, for instance, http://www.pixy.cz/apps/barvy/index-en.html [www.pixy.cz] (something I found on the Net and use when designing new sites, I'm not affiliated or anything) and choose one that fits, it's for free and doesn't hurt our eyes...
              Oh, and add some CSS that stops the background from scrolling along (like body {background-repeat:no-repeat}).
              Curt Woyte -- Monday November 03 2003, @04:07AM (#78420)
              (User #8765 Info)

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