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Chicago concert review by Joshua Klein (Billboard)
posted by davidt on Thursday July 22 2004, @11:00AM

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Morrissey / July 17, 2004 / Chicago (House of Blues) by Joshua Klein, Billboard.com

this is a very detailed review with some analysis re: Lolla & Moz in the first few paragraphs.

 
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    Chicago concert review by Joshua Klein (Billboard) | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 5 comments | Search Discussion
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    Nice review (Score:0)
    You've got to hand it to Moz, he's done some pretty damn good live shows during this 'comeback', as ever - the only really notable exception was Glastonbury. So typical of him to put on his worst performance in front of his biggest audience (home viewers too!).
    Anonymous -- Thursday July 22 2004, @11:43AM (#116296)
    great review... (Score:1)
    luv when he draws the comparison of The Killers to horrible Duran Duran- spot on with that. the only potential those fools hav is to annoy me to no bloody end.
    chrisarclark <clarkinatorclark@hotmail.com> -- Thursday July 22 2004, @02:43PM (#116312)
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     "I'm just passing through here on my way to somewhere civilized and maybe I'll even arrive, maybe I'll even arrive..."
      I would have loved to be there for that. (Score:1)
      "Jack the Ripper" soared with anthemic yearning.
      redpathetic <tvandmuchchoc@yahoo.ca> -- Sunday July 25 2004, @06:17PM (#116800)
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       Happy in this final acceptance of his own absurdity...Albert Camus

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