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Trevor Horn producing new album?
posted by davidt on Saturday January 03 2004, @01:00PM

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The Independent (U.K.) says that Trevor Horn is producing the new Moz album. I think this is probably a mistake. Morrissey is recording at Horn's studio (Hook End Manor), supposedly with Jerry Finn producing. Maybe Horn is producing some of the songs? It's an intriguing idea, isn't it? The new Belle & Sebastian album is pretty good.

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...Morrissey has also opted for a big-name producer on his provisionally titled Irish Blood, English Heart, working with Trevor Horn.

 
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    Trevor vs Jerry (Score:2, Interesting)
    even when i find the new B&S album the lowest point in their career (sorry Jordi!), Trevor's work at studio was amazing and, if there's someone or something to be blamed for "Dear Catastrophe Waitress" is Stuart Murdoch's happiness.

    so maybe Moz still listen to some pretty indie stuff nowadays... or maybe He really loves t.A.t.U's cover after all!

    Jerry? even when I try, I can't find anything good to say about the "sound" of those bands he produced in the past.
    charles byron <{boy_afraid} {at} {hotmail.com}> -- Saturday January 03 2004, @01:11PM (#83183)
    (User #49 Info)
     life without my sweetheart is only half a life
      Mike Joyce (Score:0)
      Mike Joyce would be a dab hand at the desk.

      P.S. Why didnt the last 2 people score anything. I guess the procedure is you have to spunk over Moz to attain a point
      Anonymous -- Saturday January 03 2004, @04:29PM (#83197)
      • Re:Mike Joyce by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday January 03 2004, @05:10PM
        • Re:Mike Joyce by herzeleid316 (Score:1) Saturday January 03 2004, @05:17PM
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        • Re:Mike Joyce by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday January 05 2004, @05:40AM
          hmmmm (Score:0)
          Didn't Horn produce Frankie Goes To Hollywood?
          el mannix
          Anonymous -- Saturday January 03 2004, @08:51PM (#83215)
            mistake (Score:1)
            I guess, they're recording in Trevor's studio,
            and if they had dumped Jerry Finn Boz would've
            mentioned, or wouldn't he?

            o.t.o.h. we may know now why they haven't finished
            recording yet [ another 4 months]

            confused
            Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Saturday January 03 2004, @09:17PM (#83216)
            (User #220 Info)
             and the hills are alive with celibate cries
              Trevor Horn and Jerry Finn (Score:1)
              I don't really keep up with these things...um...who's Trevor Horn and was Jerry Finn ever a member of Split Enz...cause I really like Split Enz.

              Sorry :\
              hand in glove -- Saturday January 03 2004, @09:41PM (#83217)
              (User #827 Info)
               Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. - William Blake
              Trevor Horn and the new Moz albumn (Score:1)
              Trevor Horn was the producer of an early hip-hop album by Malcolm McLaren and the World's Famous Supreme Team, called `Duck Rock' (1982). It is considered a very important recording in the hip-hop world. I'm talking about the good hip-hop -- before it was completely destroyed by the vile creatures of the late-80s thru the present.
              NewYorkMozzer <{armand.tatevossian} {at} {verizon.net}> -- Saturday January 03 2004, @11:31PM (#83220)
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                I doubt it! (Score:1, Informative)
                The Sanctuary deal is only a 350 thousand dollar deal(all-in recording budget,producer fee,artist advance etc.) and Horn's advance fee for a full album would be 100 thousand minimum. The average poster here might not know it but as producers go he is a big time as big time gets.
                Anonymous -- Saturday January 03 2004, @11:52PM (#83221)
                • Re:I doubt it! by hand in glove (Score:1) Sunday January 04 2004, @12:08AM
                  • great info... by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday January 04 2004, @09:43AM
                    • Re:I doubt it! (Score:2, Insightful)
                    I can tell you without any doubt that a record company in charge of a band that only sells 60,000 copies max in the Uk (Belle and Sebastian) wouldn't pay £100,000 for a producer so we can assume Trevor Horn may not be that expensive.
                    AnthonyGlamour -- Sunday January 04 2004, @12:08PM (#83263)
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                    • Re:I doubt it! by Anonymous (Score:1) Monday January 05 2004, @01:21AM
                      this simply isn't true (Score:0)
                      it's just sloppy journalism from a non-music-biz publication.
                      john
                      Anonymous -- Sunday January 04 2004, @01:19AM (#83227)
                      Irish Blood, English Heart... (Score:1)
                      ...if that isnt a heart attack in the making, I dont know what is. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha choke ha (Hint: Troll)
                      maladjustedduck -- Sunday January 04 2004, @07:21AM (#83240)
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                       Victoria, can you make me a cuppa please? Muchos gracias my darling.
                        Producer (Score:2, Insightful)
                        I cannot see why Moz couldn't spend the supposed big money that a big-name producer would demand, or increase the points the producer gets and get someone like Nigel Godrich - his production is awesome. In the past the production has let the man and some decent songs down, Southpaw Grammar anyone?
                        Luge -- Sunday January 04 2004, @07:41AM (#83242)
                        (User #1857 Info)
                        • Re:Producer by AnthonyGlamour (Score:1) Sunday January 04 2004, @12:12PM
                          You Are The Quarry (Score:3, Informative)
                          I don't know if anyone's mentioned this yet, but Julie Riley's fanzine "True to You" has some info on Morrissey's new album.

                          >>>
                          http://www.true-to-you.net/ [true-to-you.net]
                          MORRISSEY NEWS

                          Morrissey’s new album is called:

                          You Are The Quarry

                          The album is released in April.

                          Songs include:

                          “I Have Forgiven Jesus”
                          “Come Back To Camden”
                          “How Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?”
                          “I’m Not Sorry”
                          sleeper -- Sunday January 04 2004, @05:28PM (#83295)
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                           Are you torn in two when I talk to you? Because I'm torn in three when you talk to me.
                          Prince Charles, foxhunter (Score:0)
                          I hope the "You" refers to Prince Charles and the cover shows Moz on horseback chasing him on wooden mallet.

                          No, really I don't. I couldn't really care less about those royals or foxhunting.

                          but i do like the title. kind of confrontational.
                          Anonymous -- Monday January 05 2004, @07:32AM (#83329)
                            Re:Dear Catastrophe Waitress (Score:0)
                            pornography. yeah that was a statement. it's touted as such a masterpiece, but give me kiss me kiss me kiss me any day over that dreck.
                            Anonymous -- Saturday January 03 2004, @08:43PM (#83213)
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                              Re:Oh good lord, no (Score:0)
                              Yes, too bad he's dead. Toni Visconti was my choice, but he's doing the new manics right now. Trevor Horn aint bad though.... The Buggles were brilliant, ha. I wonder if Moz and the boys were not happy w/ J Finn, and dropped him?
                              Anonymous -- Saturday January 03 2004, @08:49PM (#83214)
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                              Re:Dear Catastrophe Waitress (Score:1)
                              Yeah Stay Loose is incredible and do you know how much Trevor Horn did to it? Nothing! He didn't like it and left the band to it.
                              And I think at 35 and after six albums, Stuart Murdoch is entitled to want to sell records to the masses. Like Moz, they can't remain 'our little secret' forever.
                              AnthonyGlamour -- Sunday January 04 2004, @12:18PM (#83266)
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