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"Morrissey to release Munich disaster song" - Ananova
posted by davidt on Tuesday April 06 2004, @07:00AM

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Morrissey to release Munich disaster song - Ananova
10:37 Monday 5th April 2004

Morrissey is to release a new song about the Munich air disaster on the b-side of his new single.

Munich Air Disaster 1958 will be the b-side to Irish Blood, English Heart which is due out next month.

The disaster was the darkest moment in the history of Manchester United who were returning from a match in Belgrade when their plane stopped at Munich for refuelling.

The plane crashed in a blizzard on its third attempt to take off from Munich airport, killing 23 of the 43 people onboard.

Among the dead were eight of United's most promising young players - the Busby Babes - including Duncan Edwards considered the greatest young British player of his generation.

Morrisey's new single is due out on May 10 on Sanctuary Records and will be issued on two different CDs.

Munich Air Disaster 1958 is on the B-side along with The Never Played Symphonies of CD1 while It's Hard To Walk Tall When You're Small is on the B-side to CD2.

None of the three bonus songs on the single CDs are included on the former Smiths' frontman's new album, You Are The Quarry, due May 17, the first from Morrissey since 1997's Maladjusted.

 
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    Can't we get away from bloody football? (Score:1)
    Not too sure about this one. I didn't think Morrissey had any interest in football. To me Morrissey represents everything that football isn't. Sorry to sound negative, I still think Moz will hit the top ten with the single and possibly number one with the album. VIVA MOZ!
    English Martyr -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @09:18AM (#93947)
    (User #655 Info | http://website.lineone.net/~smilingontim/timstwin.htm )
    City fans? (Score:1)
    When will we get our Poor Paul Lake- song as a B-side?

    Dont like Manure..
    Rune Rebellion -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @10:17AM (#93961)
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    • Re:City fans? by Curt Woyte (Score:1) Tuesday April 06 2004, @11:27AM
      BBC 6Music News- Morrissey Salutes Man Utd (Score:1)
      BBC 6Music News - Morrissey Salutes Man Utd [bbc.co.uk]

      Published 06 04 04

      Morrissey has remembered his beloved Manchester United team by penning a b-side titled Munich Air Disaster 1958. The song, featured on his forthcoming single Irish Blood,English Heart, is a reminder of the plane disaster that decimated the Manchester United team.

      The team plane had stopped at Munich airport for refuelling and on its third attempt to take off, crashed in a blizzard, killing 23 of the 43 people on board. Among the dead were eight of the team's most promising young players.

      Morrisey's new single is released 10 May on Sanctuary Records and will be issued as two different CDs.

      Munich Air Disaster 1958 is on the B-side along with The Never Played Symphonies of CD1 while It's Hard To Walk Tall When You're Small is on the B-side to CD2.

      None of the B-sides feature on his forthcoming album You Are The Quarry, due 17 May, the first from the former Smith's frontman since 1997's Maladjusted.

      Jane Gazzo
      nonesoever -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @10:48AM (#93967)
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       "Has the Camembert gone straight to my thighs? ..."
      Redundant (Score:1)
      This is not news. Was posted already by other persons last week ("lutewhine" and others), with a link to info website.

      http://www.morrissey-solo.com/article.pl?sid=04/04/02/1548240&mode=thread
      Asleep -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @02:37PM (#94013)
      (User #2464 Info)
       "Figures won't lie, but liars will figure."
        The Bayern Munich vs Leeds disaster in Paris 1975 (Score:1)
        Of course its extra -ordinary that football permeates too much of our received media, like sex , around the world boatmen and dead children. However I guess energy is best placed on living art rather than observing it. On being artful rather than being dull.
        momus -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @04:53PM (#94024)
        (User #5134 Info)
         because..because we must
          Heizel drama (Score:1)
          is still my soccer nr 1 drama

          In Brusseles played Liverpool against Juventus?
          [it was an Italian team] for the europe cup 1
          [1982?][in that time there were 3 cups, europe 1,
          UEFA Cup and europe 2 cup]

          Fights broke out,spectators were pushed towards
          one side of the tribune and couldn'tget out.
          They were pushed to death

          the game still went on, the Italian team won
          Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Tuesday April 06 2004, @09:43PM (#94033)
          (User #220 Info)
           and the hills are alive with celibate cries
          the Price of singles? (Score:0)
          does anyone know if these are going to be $11.99 singles, like the ones from maladjusted, or are these 2 singles going to be reasonably priced?
          Anonymous -- Wednesday April 07 2004, @07:56AM (#94125)
          Go on then, name one, name a crashing bore... (Score:1)
          Erm... dewdrop. Because he is. He's hoisting his opinions onto us. He's calling people stupid. He should just go away, (you're nodding, you know what I mean). I've said enough.
          English Martyr -- Wednesday April 07 2004, @09:18AM (#94137)
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