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Morrissey's Meltdown Festival 2004 - lineup announced
posted by davidt on Tuesday April 27 2004, @08:00AM

 MJH writes:

Morrissey's full line-up for this year's Meltdown Festival at London's Royal Festival Hall can be seen here:

http://www.rfh.org.uk/meltdown/
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Ross also writes:

100 gold passes, giving access to all the Meltdown events go on sale this thursday for £275 from the Royal Festival Hall box office.
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XFM also writes:

X-clusive: Morrissey Set For Meltdown Shows
The full line-up of this year's Morrissey-curated Meltdown Festival has just been announced and includes shows from The Libertines, Sparks, Nancy Sinatra and three shows from the great man himself.

For the full story, go to: X-clusive: Morrissey Set For Meltdown Shows.
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Curt Woyte also writes:

The NME has the confirmed Meltdown line-up as curated by Morrissey. Link: Morrissey reveals Meltdown Festival line-up.
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    Wish I could be there... (Score:0)
    Really, this is proving to be, arguably, the best Meltdown line-up in yonks. Too bad I'll be elsewhere...everybody who are going should consider themselves very fortunate!
    Ramon -- Tuesday April 27 2004, @08:40AM (#98135)
    (User #2577 Info)
     "I'm all over you...like a vulture, like impending death"
      Gorecki's Symphony No. 3 (Score:0)
      Has this man taste or what - what an amazing piece of work - those who are not familar with it I suggest you invest in a copy immediately.
      Anonymous -- Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:12AM (#98146)
      • Arvo Pärt - Tabula Rasa by Almodis (Score:1) Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:17AM
        • Re:Arvo Pärt - Tabula Rasa by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:22AM
            • Re:Arvo Pärt - Tabula Rasa (Score:2, Interesting)
            Try "Fratres" and "Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten" too!
            Great to see Morrissey branching out into other classical music aside from the Russian 20th Century masters.
            O'Muirgheasa -- Tuesday April 27 2004, @10:26AM (#98173)
            (User #7536 Info)
             Perhaps my best years are gone.When there was a chance of happiness.But I wouldn't want them back.
            [ Parent ]
          Shall I ..... and more importantly will I? (Score:0)
          hmmmmm, £250 ..... hmmmmm £250. I keep repeating that figure in my head. hmmmmm. Can I justify that amount, a weeks wage, for a golden ticket. Even if i do decide too, will I get one?? only 100 golden tickets? Maybe i will get one if my name is Mike TV. hmmm £250..... hmmmmmm. Will these shows sell out quickly?? I hope i don't experience another Manchester MEN debacle. Morrissey, if you're reading this, send me a backstage golden pass. hey, if you dont ask ....... you retain your pride.
          Anonymous -- Wednesday April 28 2004, @12:54AM (#98389)
          price (Score:0)
          does anyone know the price of each morrissey night and the price of the libertines night? i would adore to see all of the festival but i am a poor student.
          i am olivia -- Wednesday April 28 2004, @02:38AM (#98415)
          (User #9665 Info | http://www.livejournal.com/users/milkyfingers/ )
           don't talk to me now about people who are "nice"...
          • Re:price by margot tenenbaum (Score:1) Wednesday April 28 2004, @05:05PM
            Morrissey & New York Dolls (Score:2, Informative)
            There's also a piece regarding Morrissey & The New York Dolls playing the Meltdown Festival on the BBC news site, here's the link:-

            http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/music/3666087.stm
            NIcky's Cousin -- Wednesday April 28 2004, @05:42AM (#98449)
            (User #7181 Info)
             ...first day with the jar...
              The Libertines (Score:1)
              are a truly great band and the closest thing there is to The Smiths that is around at the moment,very refreshing for someone my age as my record collection is dominated by Smiths,Clash etc. all older bands,and The Libertines are the next in line to add to that list for the future.
              Chino -- Wednesday April 28 2004, @12:58PM (#98605)
              (User #9918 Info)
               Speak.I don't get it,should i ignore the fashion or go by the book?
                mmmm (Score:1)
                i like the picture of moz on that website!

                i don't know anything about the rest of the performers, but Loudon Wainwright is always cool.
                suzanne <{suzsch} {at} {sbcglobal.net}> -- Wednesday April 28 2004, @08:36PM (#98709)
                (User #36 Info | http://www.myspace.com/snootywriter )
                 I scare dead people.
                  the Libertines (Score:1)
                  I read on www.libertines.org, in a thread on the
                  forum, that The Libertines 'might not'be playing
                  at Meltdown.

                  their source were the webmistresses of pete doherty's website [www.babyshambles.com] K&k
                  [as someone wrote down there]

                  final note, don't hit the messenger, or the good
                  folks at libertines.org and especially babyshambles.com lasses K&K because both the captains
                  doing a great job sailing the rough trade seas
                  aboard the Albion
                  Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Thursday April 29 2004, @04:46AM (#98775)
                  (User #220 Info)
                   and the hills are alive with celibate cries
                  What's the price... (Score:1)
                  of the golden pass?

                  £200 is fine. Value for money. More is just complete rip off of the bourgeousie. And we know how much Morrissey loves the middle/muddle classes in England, now don't we.

                  Yours Lazy
                  Lazy Sunbather -- Thursday April 29 2004, @02:02PM (#98987)
                  (User #843 Info)
                   "Fond affections are never said, they’re only sung in songs..."

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