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Morrissey Bday celebration in Los Angeles (May 18)
posted by davidt on Monday May 14 2001, @09:00AM

 Larry writes:

In honor of Morrissey's 42nd birthday, Underground will be hosting a celebration of the wonderful music of Morrissey and The Smiths. Free admission for those sporting a Smiths/Morrissey shirt or jacket. Doors open @ 9. Free admission before 10. 18 and over. Infoline - 323.769.5548.

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    Morrissey Bday Celebration in Los Angeles (May 18) | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 7 comments | Search Discussion
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    Stating the obvious (Score:1)
    Dear Jim,

    Morrissey's birthday is being celebrated in LA because he lives there, he is also known for making Suedehead.

    Sincerely,

    Courtney Love
    Jim Rome -- Monday May 14 2001, @09:50AM (#11097)
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     Rome's Smack-tionary coming soon....yeah, this time I mean it.
      How I Dearly Wish.... (Score:1)
      I wish I could be there .Anyways Happy Happy Birthday Morrissey!!!!
      tibby -- Monday May 14 2001, @02:41PM (#11124)
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       Pleasure for beautiful bodies,but pain for beautiful souls~Oscar Wilde Sing me to sleep ILOVEMORRISSEY
      have-a-go (Score:0)
      sounds yummy
      Anonymous -- Wednesday May 16 2001, @08:30PM (#11266)
        What a Sham! (Score:0)
        Was anybody else totally disappointed with this. I went and they played only two Smiths songs and no Morrissey songs in the two hours I was there! "This Charming Man" and "What Difference Does it Make?" It was obvious that a large portion of the crowd came for the Morrissey angle as well. What's worse, the DJ thought it was appropriate to play Guns N' Roses and other lousy music.
        Anonymous -- Monday May 21 2001, @06:43AM (#11456)

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