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YATQ Platinum - updated details and DVD news
posted by davidt on Thursday November 04 2004, @09:00AM

 deathfornoreason writes:

According to HMV, this is the tracklisting of the YATQ Platinum Edition CD, released on Monday 8th November.

Note that the FOTGTG clip is taken from The Morrissey DVD 'Who Put The M In Manchester?' - this is the fabled MEN Arena DVD we've all been waiting for, which is released in early December.

Also, Hulmerist & The Malady Lingers On have been released on DVD in one handy set for around £10-13
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Russ also writes:

The track listing for the Platinum edition of You are the Quarry appears to have changed according to hmv.co.uk and 101cdcom where as once we were getting new tracks like Slum Mums and No one can hold a candle to you, we now have just the b sides that we already own and videos! The promised tracks may surface on the I have forgiven Jesus single which has now been put on hmv.co.uk with a 13-12-04 date for release.
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    Thanks - Promptly cancelling order now (Score:0)
    No need to order what I already have.....
    Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:13AM (#135743)
      why oh why? (Score:1)
      So now they will release a US version with the Jools Holland appearance?
      We are getting screwed ont this one.
      Erik -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:19AM (#135745)
      (User #1074 Info)
        how I wish... (Score:0)
        how I wish there were three more tracks on the second disco so that it would be a full-lenght album. these three more track would have to be three new tarcks, butt... I´m sure these will be released as flip ttracks to IHFJ.
        I am very happy because this is much more affordable and easy to find in Brazil.

        by the way,could anyone pleses post me the lyrics to the b-side´s once the you ar the quarry site is really lazy when it comes to updating.

        thanks a lot all of you mozzes

        rico ( i am not a cuban , no )
        Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:30AM (#135748)
          This is good news (Score:3, Insightful)
          As a loyal fan who bought both the standard jewel case and the gatefold/DVD combo when the album was released, I balked at the though of re-buying an album I'd already purchased twice before, for a couple of extra songs.

          That being said, this would be a great package for anyone who has thus far sat on the fence re: Morrissey's comeback, as there are a few songs on that bonus disc which are better than anything on the album.

          I just hope that "Slum Mums" et.al do see the light of day on the "I have forgiven Jesus" single in a month or so. That seems the fairest solution.
          LawrenceM -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:30AM (#135749)
          (User #3228 Info | http://listen.to/orangejuice )
           "I wore my fringe like Roger McGuinn"
            This is bad news (Score:2, Insightful)
            I have spoken for the platinum edition on this very site as i could agree with the re-re-release of YATQ because of the 3 unreleased tracks.

            But now i have to second the view i objected before: it's just a rip-off! Not even half a rip-off as we know from 'Greatest Hits' compilations with one or two new tracks which will be released as singles later or at the same time(recently e.g. Travis or Robbie Williams), this is a complete one.

            In former times, let's say 1995/1997 i'd be delighted to get a bonus disc full of B-Sides as they weren't released all over the world, or let be precise, here in Germany. This time we do have (due to internet and eBay) all the tracks.

            Sanctuary, no thanks.
            Stefan Krix -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:24AM (#135765)
            (User #357 Info | http://www.krix-s.de/morrissey.htm )
            [ Parent ]
            • Re:This is bad news by Sleepy lifeguard (Score:1) Thursday November 04 2004, @01:09PM
                Re:This is bad news (Score:2, Insightful)
                but it's _not_ cashing in on fan loyalty, because it's not really aimed at "fans" ... it's aimed at people who have been humming and haa-ing about buying the album. The bonus disc with the b-sides is merely a sweetener.

                I think that it people were fored to buy an album they already owned for two or three new sounfs unavailable elsewhere, then that would be "cashing in". I have no problem with this release.
                LawrenceM -- Thursday November 04 2004, @02:12PM (#135820)
                (User #3228 Info | http://listen.to/orangejuice )
                 "I wore my fringe like Roger McGuinn"
                [ Parent ]
            Reissue Repackage Repackage (Score:0)
            What the hell is this??? This means that everyone who bought the singles could just have boiught this and still owned them on official release. Ttututut. And also those two dvds were only recently relkeased on dvd for a tenner each and now you can get them both for so cheap??? Tutut Moz. This is not pleasing. Not as bad as that crap special edition Libertines first album though. ALSO.... in a couple of weeks all Pogues albums are being rereleased with bonus tracks. Buy those instead of Moz.

            Ripchord
            Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:39AM (#135752)
            Great news (Score:0)
            This is truly great news. No one will be forced to buy this album just to get at few new songs. Morrisseys credibility is intact. Thank you, lucky stars..!
            Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @09:44AM (#135754)
              More details from eil.com (Score:0)
              eil.com have the latest release date as 22nd November.
              Also lists the 'Who put the M in Manchester ?' DVD as released in MARCH 2005.
              Plus the 3 Kilborn performances from 22nd July and a 32 picture tour photo gallery
              Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:23AM (#135763)
                It'll be released on 11/22 (Score:1)
                According to http://eil.com (see the link http://eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=305729) the album will be released on Nov. 22 (it said Nov. 15 until yesterday).
                Davide -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:27AM (#135766)
                (User #11016 Info)
                US Release (Score:0)
                Does anyone know if there will be a US release? Also is the UK DVD compatible with US format?

                Thanks
                Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:40AM (#135772)
                • Re:US Release by ed is dead (Score:0) Friday November 05 2004, @12:22AM
                  It beggars belief (Score:0, Interesting)
                  I am speechless. Just out of interest how many people here downloaded his music from peer to peer software such as emule etc?
                  Quentin <cometsense2003@yahoo.com> -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:43AM (#135773)
                  (User #12258 Info)
                  This is good news! (Score:1)
                  It is not a rip-off! People who bought all of the singles need not buy this cd and people who didn't buy the singles can get 9 new songs for a fair price. The new songs (Slum Mums, I'm Playing Easy To Get, Candle) will now feature on the Jesus-single, which is a lot cheaper than the platinum edition!
                  Sanctuary, thanks!
                  Johan de Witt <johandewitt2@yahoo.com> -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:44AM (#135774)
                  (User #4231 Info)
                  This is very good news (Score:2, Insightful)
                  that means i don't have to buy 20 some songs i already have just to get 2 new ones.
                  randynewton -- Thursday November 04 2004, @10:58AM (#135778)
                  (User #12818 Info)
                    Doubtful US release (Score:1)
                    I wouldn't expect a US release considering that it is the "Platinum Edition" and that it has not gone platinum here. It takes 1 million in sales to go platinum in the US, so don't expect anything. Also, a rerelease in the US would not be financially feasible, i wouldn't think, since realistically, only us fans who visit Morrissey sites would even buy it. Probably not worth it for the label to do all that for 20,000 sales.
                    pimpfnick -- Thursday November 04 2004, @12:30PM (#135800)
                    (User #3556 Info)
                    Who put the Dollar sign in $anctuary? (Score:0)
                    Why didn't they wait until after the fourth single and release a double album with all the B sides on it. There is nothing new here except some live studio videos. By the way I hate the name of the MEN dvd. It was a great show that could have been called anything else but that.
                    Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @01:19PM (#135811)
                    great news! (Score:0)
                    even though i got all the singles i bought them all on vinyl so now i can have them all in one nice consolidated package. very excited for the dvd. despite all the "moz's end of the line" rumors there is so much great stuff to look forward to in the coming months.
                    Anonymous -- Thursday November 04 2004, @01:58PM (#135819)
                      "Who put the M in Manchester?" (Score:1)
                      I hope they recorded one of his later gigs for this release. I would love to see a DVD which contains "How Soon is Now" and "Bigmouth".

                      The setlists these days are way better that at the beginning of this tour. If I have to listen to "Jack the Ripper" or "Hairdresser on Fire" one more time, I will kill myself!
                      Silver Surfer -- Friday November 05 2004, @02:15AM (#135935)
                      (User #12116 Info | http://marvelite.prohosting.com/surfer/ )
                       To me, my board!
                      • Re:"Who put the M in Manchester?" by Johan de Witt (Score:1) Friday November 05 2004, @03:05AM
                          Re: setlist (Score:3, Insightful)
                          I wonder if the sudden revival of Smiths songs in the setlist could have something to do with his pending retirement.

                          Who would have guessed a year ago that he would be playing both 'Bigmouth' and 'How soon is now' on this tour? Those two songs are the finest achievements of the Smiths.

                          Maybe this is his farewell tour. It all makes sense is some weird way.
                          Silver Surfer -- Friday November 05 2004, @03:20AM (#135946)
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                           To me, my board!
                          [ Parent ]
                        New Release Date (Score:0)
                        HMV now states 22 November 2004 as the YATQ Platinum Edition release date.
                        Anonymous -- Friday November 05 2004, @02:57AM (#135944)
                          Pretty poor, but..... (Score:0)
                          It's quite nice in a way to have all the b-sides on one disc, which saves you having to fiddle about with the 2 CD formats that were released in the UK, and "Mexico" and "Teenage Dad On His Estate" were only accessible from your DVD player, which is not where I listen to music from.
                          Anonymous -- Friday November 05 2004, @03:58AM (#135950)
                          simply daft! (Score:0)
                          Hilarious! They will release the platinum edition with all the B-Sides, and then there will be more new B-Sides on the IHFJ single, thus making the platinum B-side collection incomplete!

                          Who put George Dubya's chief economist in charge of Sanctuary's Product Marketing department???

                          Sorrow of Stamford Bridge
                          Anonymous -- Friday November 05 2004, @05:32AM (#135977)
                            Disc 2 is not a dvd (Score:0)
                            Just to clarify - the extra disc with this release is not DVD, it's an Enhanced CD where the 9 b-sides play as normal on CD player and the 5 video tracks play on a PC or some DVD players. Region issues should not apply.
                            The DVD is 'Who Put The M in Manchester?', not out until March 2005.
                            Anonymous -- Friday November 05 2004, @06:59AM (#136022)
                              New cover image (Score:0)
                              HMV site now features the re-worked cover art.
                              Same tommy-gun photograph but now the satin curtain is silver ['platinum'] instead of red.
                              Anonymous -- Friday November 05 2004, @07:12AM (#136026)
                                Just don't buy it (Score:1)
                                It's easy! -- I started not buying Morrissey compilations/reissues with 'World of Morrissey'. Once I'd got into the swing, I found it was dead easy. If I want to look at the artwork once in a while, I just go to a CD store...
                                Jan van Lazy Dyke -- Friday November 05 2004, @09:00AM (#136061)
                                (User #11472 Info)
                                  Slum Mums (Score:0)
                                  Is a shockingly disgraceful piece of 1950's passe snobbery. Trust me, follow me, follow me....
                                  Quentin <cometsense2003@yahoo.com> -- Friday November 05 2004, @06:41PM (#136147)
                                  (User #12258 Info)
                                    Candle on German Platimum Edition? (Score:2, Informative)
                                    Maybe there will be different versions:
                                    http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00065EA3M/qid=1099731731/ref=sr_8_xs_ap_i 1_xgl/028-1807169-6486166

                                    I hope that Candle will be on Jesus-Single too so i won't have to buy this rip-off-release.
                                    Sven68 -- Saturday November 06 2004, @01:09AM (#136167)
                                    (User #4431 Info | http://www.keiselt.de/westham )
                                      Who Put The M In Manchester? (Score:1)
                                      What is all the furore about this being a cheesy title, I don't understand? It would appear to me that the M in title is not a reference to the first letter of the city of Manchester (that would be really bloody crass), but that the M in the title is a reference to Morrissey himself and that the title itself prompts the rather amusing and enigmatic question of Who Put Morrissey In Manchester? That's what I read when I see this title and it sort of evokes the question of who put him there, why is/was he here etc, etc. that title is not as straightforward to me as it appears to others. I know most others disagree totally, I suppose the main thing is that we get a DVD of some sort.
                                      chez Kray
                                      x
                                      Reg Kray -- Saturday November 06 2004, @05:20AM (#136179)
                                      (User #8237 Info)
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