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Santa Barbara show reviewed at NME.com
posted by davidt on Friday September 20 2002, @03:30AM

 Jamie writes:


As abhorrent as the notion of logging on to the NME's site may be, they've posted a review of Morrissey's Santa Barbara show and--shock, horror!--it's very positive.

Here's the link:

Morrissey : Santa Barbara Bowl - NME.com

 
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    He's got em' all on the retreat! (Score:2, Interesting)
    It seems he's finally having the last laugh, the s'pposed 'old washed up has been' is showing all the young pretenders once again how it's done, you never can rule him out......he's a fighter, dismiss him at your peril!!!!!

    regards
    ray u.k
    FRED UP -- Friday September 20 2002, @03:55AM (#42253)
    (User #3917 Info)
      Re:He's got em' all on the retreat! (Score:2, Interesting)
      I think they are making a fool of themselves, reviewing that Santa Barbara gig at this very moment, three days after Mozzers fantastic victory at the Royal Albert Hall. I guess they will pretend in the near future that THEY started the rehabilitation. But they're too late now, their opinion has become completely irrelevant, Morrissey doesn't need them anymore.
      Mattijs -- Friday September 20 2002, @10:50AM (#42331)
      (User #1828 Info)
       We live as we dream - alone (Joseph Conrad)
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    this is, officially,... (Score:1, Insightful)
    the first positive NME review of a live Moz concert since 1991! love the description of '1st of the gang': classic Moz with jangling guitars and obtuse lyrics!
    Anonymous -- Friday September 20 2002, @04:52AM (#42267)
      Hammy Act? (Score:2, Funny)
      You mean he is no longer a vegetarian? Oh God, my sense of humor is so lame, please excuse he while I chuckle, because I am quite sure I am the only one laughing at my own miserable joke?
      Dagenham Dave -- Friday September 20 2002, @06:37AM (#42288)
      (User #953 Info)
      • Re:Hammy Act? by nowmyheartisok (Score:1) Friday September 20 2002, @08:37AM
        do you think... (Score:1)
        ...that they stayed longer than 5 songs? I mean, they only mentioned 1 new song being played...but it was actually! Or maybe they're so clueless they think Mexico is off of Kill uncle
        robert -- Friday September 20 2002, @07:30AM (#42297)
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          I Will Never Read Again . . . (Score:0)
          for I shall never see the tide,
          the way it moves is so fresh,
          for me
          for you
          wil we ever understand age?
          or will we becomes lifes victim
          working hard till the day I die
          How will I ever accomplish anything?
          Been to ... Blah,Blah,Blah.
          The End!!!
          Anonymous -- Friday September 20 2002, @10:57AM (#42332)
          • Um . . .. by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday September 20 2002, @10:59AM
            i'm a new big fan!! (Score:1)
            the very first song of his i heard was "how soon is now" i liked it a lot, but it wasn't until i met my boyfriend that i became a huge fan.
            thaks baby!
            RAZZELDAZZEL -- Friday September 20 2002, @07:15PM (#42396)
            (User #6558 Info)
              They're jumping on the bandwagon (Score:1)
              "Stealing an assortment of moves from late '60s Elvis, La Moz proceeds to dumbfound us by, well, being quite good actually."

              I honestly don't think they're capable of doing good,honest,insightful reviews at the NME. What matters to them is what is "cool" or "in" at the time. Morrissey is on the up again and they don't want to be seen as not knowing this.
              English Martyr -- Friday September 20 2002, @11:00PM (#42402)
              (User #655 Info | http://website.lineone.net/~smilingontim/timstwin.htm )

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