"Under the Influence" tracklisting (released May 26) - article at NME.com
posted by davidt on Monday April 14 2003, @07:30AM

Bas ten Bokum writes:

The full tracklisting for 'Under the Influence' is revealed at NME.com here:

Morrissey showcases influences on new compilation

Not too many surprises I would say, except for the inclusion of The Cats!

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russell also writes:

The NME has posted the tracklisting for the upcoming mix tape made by Morrissey himself. Simultaneously, 1,000s of pale-faced bedsitters jump on the internet to rediscover that Klaus Nomi wasn't that good the first time around. The cd shows off not only his musical influences but his bravado in finding the most obscure crap of which one else has ever heard.

Let the illegal downloading begin;

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Excerpt from article:

The full tracklisting for the Morrissey collection is as follows:

  • Lesa Cormier & The Sundown Playboys – 'Saturday Nite Special'
  • The New York Dolls – 'Trash'
  • Nat Couty – 'Woodpecker Rock'
  • Diana Dors – 'So Little Time'
  • Ludus – 'Breaking The Rules'
  • Charlie Feathers – 'One Hand Loose'
  • Tyrannosaurus Rex – 'Great Horse'
  • Jimmy Radcliff – '(There Goes) The Forgotten Man'
  • Jaybee Wasden – 'De Castrow'
  • Ramones – 'Judy Is A Punk'
  • Sparks – 'Arts And Crafts Spectacular'
  • The Cats – 'Swan Lake'
  • Nico – 'All That Is My Own'
  • Patti Smith – 'Hey Joe'
  • Klaus Nomi – 'Death'

 
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    Interesting (Score:1)
    Hmm, it's even more eclectic than I expected. Don't think I'll be buying a copy. No surprises that it features no song from the last 50 years. Apparently, they had to remove a 16th Track by Johnny Marr and the Healers as the CD overran.
    JiltedJim -- Monday April 14 2003, @07:55AM (#58145)
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    Judy Is A Punk (Score:1)
    Is one of my favorite Ramones songs, too. I will buy this as soon as I can afford to buy a new CD.
    jessesamuel -- Monday April 14 2003, @09:19AM (#58161)
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    On an occasion of this kind it becomes more than a moral duty to speak one's mind. It becomes a pleasure. -O.W.
      oh man (Score:0)
      so much crap... must resist purchase
      Anonymous -- Monday April 14 2003, @09:57AM (#58163)
        I'll buy it. (Score:0)
        Great! Arts and crafts spectacular, been looking for that since he used it in his last tour. When will this be coming out?
        If only he would of released "The Fool" by Ludus, he used that oen on his last tour too.
        Anonymous -- Monday April 14 2003, @10:40AM (#58165)
          Hmm.. (Score:1)
          I'll stick to Justified, if you don't mind.
          Eric Hartman -- Monday April 14 2003, @10:54AM (#58167)
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          Homosexuality is God's way of insuring that the truly gifted aren't burdened with children.
            Oh My!!! (Score:1)
            Did a Kazaa search for "Great Horse".

            Try it!!

            *blinded*
            Girl_Unafraid -- Monday April 14 2003, @01:46PM (#58175)
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            • Re:Oh My!!! by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday April 21 2003, @02:44PM
              The Cats (Score:0)
              I don't see why "Swan Lake" by The Cats would be surprising; it was an intermission tape song during the Oye Esteban! tour.
              Anonymous -- Monday April 14 2003, @02:53PM (#58177)
                obscure indeed (Score:0)
                but doesn't look interesting, does it.
                Anonymous -- Monday April 14 2003, @03:57PM (#58179)
                  Sounds interesting. (Score:1)
                  I will buy this, indeed.
                  hand in glove -- Monday April 14 2003, @08:07PM (#58192)
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                  Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. - William Blake
                  • liner notes? by bernard (Score:1) Monday April 14 2003, @08:21PM
                    ignorance isn't bliss. (Score:1)
                    i wouldnt be at all surprised if this sells quite a few copies due to the fact that some 'spuds will think this is Morrissey's new release and not just a handful of old obscure people that were supposed to influence him.

                    U know wot its like in a record store, the anticipation of the wait, then seeing something on the new release shelf.
                    The name Morrissey will be on the title and bang u've bought it.
                    This happened to loads of people when Morcheeba did their 'back to mine' compilation (with no Morcheeba tracks on it), the cover even looked like a Morcheeba album.
                    Morrissey u have to release something - "this story is old i know but it goes on" and doing a mix of your favourites is really laughable, sorry.
                    p.s. dont hang the dj , but get him in the bloody studio, now................
                    inlovewiththepast -- Monday April 14 2003, @11:22PM (#58198)
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                    truth rest your head there is more than a life at stake here..she may well sell sanctuary but she'll also sell your soul
                    Any excuse to write more lines (Score:1)
                    Dear Friends,

                    What about Bowie? How about some Irish music? I am surprised that there are not more tracks. I will definitely buy this CD.

                    Truly,
                    KEN
                    sycophantic_slag -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @12:00AM (#58199)
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                    "And I just can't explain/ So I won't even try to."
                    • Bowie by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday April 15 2003, @12:39AM
                      Jaybee Wasden or Nat Couty??? (Score:0)
                      Anyone know what they are like? Rockabilly I suppose. Please Moz, that is so 1991! I thought you would have grown wary of that now!
                      Anonymous -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @12:09AM (#58201)
                      (There goes) The Forgotten Man (Score:1)
                      How very true. It won't be long now.....
                      Eric Hartman -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @12:28AM (#58202)
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                      Homosexuality is God's way of insuring that the truly gifted aren't burdened with children.
                        Tyrannosaurus Rex (Score:1, Informative)
                        I'm glad there's a Bolan track on there, especially as its a Tyrannosaurus Rex tune rather than an obvious glam thing. "Great Horse" is fairly typical of his output at that time (1968-69); personally I would have gone for "Chariots of Silk", "Iscariot", or maybe "Seal of Seasons".

                        Tyrannosaurus Rex stuff tends to get overlooked in favour of the '70s rock stuff, but if you're unfamiliar with it why not give it a listen, its unlike anything recorded before or since really. It can sometimes be a bit of a culture shock! My personal favourite out of the four albums recorded is "Unicorn" - seek & enjoy!

                        johnny
                        Anonymous -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @03:13AM (#58207)
                        proud to say that I do not know any of the songs (Score:0)
                        And quite frankly I do not give a damn.
                        Anonymous -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @03:36AM (#58208)
                          Hmm? (Score:1)
                          I've never understood what's so great about these 'back to mine' CDs. Any mix tape will only apeal to the person who makes it; who cares what Morcheeba or Bernard Sumner sing along to in the shower?
                          It would have been much more interesting if Moz actually covered all these songs instead- A Moz reinterpretation of the Ramones would definately be worth hearing.
                          The Smiths covered (fairly successfully) Golden Lights and Work is a 4 Letter word, so why not?
                          JiltedJim -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @05:23AM (#58213)
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                          This is a cruel joke... (Score:1)
                          Ok, I know some people are interested in this, but common, why are we being teased with a shit compilation when all we really want is some new material? I think this would have been a nice idea to do after he's released something of his own.
                          It's so frustrating, he's been involved in new relaeases of everything but his own new material in the past few years: Best Of's, covers, writing introduction notes, and now this!
                          Sorry but all this is starting to get bloody mental!
                          Spring-Heeled Fish <fikfish@hotmail.com> -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @08:59AM (#58228)
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                          I'm never happy and I'm never sad
                            Have a Go! (Score:1)
                            I can't wait for this,the majority of it will be new to me and I'm hoping it delivers the goods, my soundtrack of summer 03!
                            Morrissey has a new project,we should all get behind it, if we don't who will?
                            ScottyK -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @03:59PM (#58255)
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                            Meet me in the alley
                            • Re:Have a Go! by Anonymous (Score:0) Thursday April 17 2003, @04:34AM
                              • Re:Have a Go! by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday May 06 2003, @06:18AM
                                Nice list Mozzer! (Score:1)
                                I am so happy mozzer put a sparks album on there. Brilliant music. I am very surprised he didn't include a Jobriath song or even a Monochrome Set tune. Maybe licensing?
                                MOZ IS GOD -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @05:04PM (#58261)
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                                  Three Cheers for Charlie Feathers (Score:1)
                                  Glad to see moz picked this great song! It's nice to know he listens to one of the more obscure greats! Makes this rockabilly loving moz fan happy!
                                  Leigh
                                  Rockabilleigh -- Tuesday April 15 2003, @07:15PM (#58270)
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                                    Just Say No (Score:1)
                                    I think I'll have to buy this album which I believe is out on May 26th (at least in the UK) because I'd feel like a traitor if I didn't.

                                    But If it is to be REALLY successful I think Moz will have to ask us NOT buy it. That seems to be the only tactic that works.
                                    Q -- Wednesday April 16 2003, @06:47AM (#58291)
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                                    "In the days when you were hopelessly poor, I just liked you more"
                                      Real Gone Cat (Score:1)
                                      Quite an interesting and lovely collection.

                                      Charlie Feathers is amazing. Raw rockabilly that will bring you to your knees. Boz must've introduced his music to Morrissey. Anyone who likes that sound should seek out his records. (And of course by this comp!)
                                      Violeta -- Wednesday April 16 2003, @08:38AM (#58305)
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                                      swivel and sway
                                        Album Title (Score:0)
                                        Shame he didnt have the imagination to think of an original title

                                        "Under The Influence" is the title of a Status Quo album from a couple of years ago

                                        So lets recap:

                                        Not an original album

                                        Not even an original title

                                        Not surprising

                                        Another rip off
                                        Anonymous -- Tuesday May 06 2003, @06:15AM (#59879)
                                          Great songs (Score:1)
                                          I've always been obsessed with "Trash" by The New York Dolls and with "Judy is A Punk" by The Ramones. Morrissey has excellent, excellent taste.
                                          xLoveletterx -- Wednesday May 14 2003, @11:30PM (#61338)
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                                            For those who want to know. (Score:1)
                                            I've seen a few reviews for this in the press and they are pretty favourable (one was 8/10). So, you never know, could be good.
                                            maladjustedduck -- Monday May 26 2003, @08:44AM (#62725)
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                                            Victoria, can you make me a cuppa please? Muchos gracias my darling.
                                              blah (Score:0)
                                              if you have lots of records and listen to a lot of music this isn't anything new... infact, a couple of these songs are so trendy at new wave nights it's not even funny...
                                              Anonymous -- Monday May 26 2003, @11:21AM (#62742)


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