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12 new song titles listed at Warner Chappell music publishing site
posted by davidt on Monday January 07 2008, @12:00AM

 John Fidler writes:
Searching the Warner Chappell website, I found 12 song titles listed that I have never heard of before. All of them are listed as Morrissey/Alain Whyte compositions. Here they are:

Action Man
Teresa, Teresa
My Dearest Love
When I Was Young
When Last I Spoke To Carol
You Were Good In Your Time
Because Of My Poor Education
I Was Bully, Do Not Forget Me
It's Not Your Birthday Anymore
Mama Lay Softly On The Riverbed
Something Is Squeezing My Skull
I'm Looking Forward To Going Back

For anyone who wants to see for themselves, do a search at the Warner Chappell Music site for Morrissey.

 
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thank god (Score:1)
Alain's back.
eugenius -- Monday January 07 2008, @12:47AM (#290502)
(User #1665 Info | http://www.i-am-bored.com/ )
 I'm almost sure you can do better than that.
    reasons why alain whyte still main writer of Moz (Score:1)
    1. a good guitar player
    2. got a golden touch for songs gimmick he made
    3. very well understand how to create a music that connect Moz to his fans

    thats simple and i believe moz still regret with the decision about alain leaving his band and musical think tank

    Peter Marr -- Monday January 07 2008, @01:07AM (#290504)
    (User #17077 Info)
    Weird... (Score:1)
    This doesn't seem right, the titles are very out of character for Morrissey.
    Ponyracer -- Monday January 07 2008, @01:08AM (#290505)
    (User #7645 Info)
     Morrissey to Sweden!!!
      Action Man (Score:1)
      Action Man - The Greatest Title Of Them All.

      Although "It's Not Your Birthday Anymore" and "Something Is Squeezing My Skull" sound delightful as well.
      Kefka-X -- Monday January 07 2008, @02:23AM (#290508)
      (User #20669 Info)
        Strange!? (Score:0)
        . .when I just check it showed these 11 tracks:

        1: Al, I can't hear ya
        2. I've got you over a barrel
        3. Mother's gonna kill me
        4. Plane Lazy
        5. Population Explosion
        6. Left in the Lurch
        7. This road will never end
        8. The Repressive Patriot
        9. Thinking inside the box
        10.Their daydreams are worse than you're nightmares
        Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @03:22AM (#290513)
        • Re:Strange!? by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday January 07 2008, @11:55AM
          DJ Rumpus' Big Mouth (Score:1)
          Please tell me what this is. It's got Moz and New Order. Definitely some weird s**t going on.
          rockstar2000 -- Monday January 07 2008, @03:54AM (#290517)
          (User #15651 Info)
          I simply cannot believe.. (Score:0)
          that at least three of those titles are genuine Moz titles (Teresa, Carol, Mama)...but I'm waiting to be proved wrong :)
          Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @05:15AM (#290522)
          Came Here For (Score:0)
          Also, just saw a Morrissey/Marr song on there that I haven't heard of: "Came Here For." Anyone know what that is?
          Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @06:18AM (#290524)
            New songs (Score:1)
            I also found the titles:

            "On my knees for the Ayatollah, do I spit or swallow?"

            After searching some more I found the next two titles:

            "Suspension hanging"

            and

            "I can see Meccah between his legs"

            Eric Hartman -- Monday January 07 2008, @06:36AM (#290528)
            (User #5103 Info)
             It is a very mixed blessing to be brought back from the dead.
            • Re:New songs by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday January 07 2008, @12:31PM
              Morrissey and the First Person obession. (Score:0)
              You forgot one Eric:

              "I like seals more than people."

              I can actually hear it as a triumphant chorus in my head right now.

              Or how about:

              "I'm a smart man who isn't educated."
              Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @06:45AM (#290530)
              There's some truly weird songs on there, but.... (Score:1)
              ...the biggest shock is: Alain's second name is Gordon???

              My gawd.
              Mozzarella -- Monday January 07 2008, @06:59AM (#290535)
              (User #864 Info | http://www.bozboorer.com/ )
               If I wasn't a cat, I'd be a girl.
              How did you miss... (Score:0)
              "The Shah Is Dead" and "Some Girls Are Burka Than Others"
              Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @07:42AM (#290543)
              Alain is the best songwriter, that's why... (Score:0)
              It is no wonder that Alain has all of the songs on the new album. He is by far the best songwriter that Morrissey has had in his solo career and he has continually written all of his biggest and best songs. Good for you Alain!
              Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @11:13AM (#290605)
              "New" to us, but not really NEW. (Score:1)
              It seems that these songs were certainly written and registered. There is no suggestion that they were ever recorded nor is there any indication that they are at all recent. My guess is that they were written back when Alain was working a lot with Morrissey and for whatever reason they never saw the light of day. I wouldn't get excited that these are newly written Moz/Whyte songs. It just doesn't seem to be the case.

              wemissumoz * <{nhsgary} {at} {yahoo.com}> -- Monday January 07 2008, @11:18AM (#290609)
              (User #4088 Info)
              teresa, teresa (Score:0)
              finally song about me:D
              Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @12:25PM (#290622)
              Alain Rocks! (Score:0)
              OK, some of these song titles sound stupid but some sound cool. The key is that Alain wrote the music! Looks like almost a full album with B-sides.
              thetexasbloke
              Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @04:13PM (#290681)
                Anyone notice (Score:0)
                Christian Dior missing from the WC list? And in view of all those praising Alain to the skies, can I just stand up for Boz?? Now My Heart Is Full, The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get, Speedway, Satan Rejected My Soul, Come Back To Camden - classics all. Thanks Boz, we love you!
                Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @06:30PM (#290708)
                Because...I must (Score:0)
                1- Cowards of the after hours
                2- Never gonna die (just my luck)
                3- Falling asleep at the wake
                4- Makebelieve love
                5- The doctor will see you now, Miss Riley
                6- The overdue libraian
                7- Put that away!
                8- Hopeless ~ but not poor
                9- Paige turner
                10-I know you are..but what am I?
                markmustb1 -- Monday January 07 2008, @09:19PM (#290747)
                (User #13161 Info)
                 cos no one ever turns to me to say ...
                  p.s. (Score:0)
                  A REVELATION:

                  Jesse always looks pissed off / on at shows because, well, he knows everyone hates him and wants Alain back.

                  Quite simple, really.

                  Methinks the man knows as well and has tired of his ponce de leon moustache anyways.
                  Anonymous -- Monday January 07 2008, @09:31PM (#290753)
                  • Re:p.s. by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday January 08 2008, @04:26AM
                    • Re:p.s. by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday January 08 2008, @07:13AM
                      hmmm (Score:1)
                      I smell a hoax again, sad that Alain's invloved,
                      cause I dearly hope he has written some good music for the next Morrissey studio album
                      Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Tuesday January 08 2008, @12:08AM (#290776)
                      (User #220 Info)
                       and the hills are alive with celibate cries
                      • Re:hmmm by Mozzarella (Score:1) Tuesday January 08 2008, @06:29AM
                        All of them are great and nice, just different (Score:1)
                        All the lads and boyz are straight-up nice and very talented people, otherwise Moz wouldn't be working with them (past, present and future).

                        I would vouch to say that people have connected with Alain more because in performance, he's also sung backup, so he does have a reason to connect more with the audience. Jesse's role onstage is purely as a guitarist and he rocks his stuff. If he's more serious onstage, that's alright. Wasn't Johnny pretty serious? Maybe he doesn't want to upstage Moz, too. In person, he is the sweetest guy and very mellow.

                        They all balance each other out, really (gotta love the Bozzer clowning around!). Hope they all stay in the game because collectively, Moz and they have made the last couple of albums truly memorable. And I have high hopes for Decca/Polydor releases!
                        romeogirl -- Tuesday January 08 2008, @11:23AM (#290856)
                        (User #2891 Info)

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