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Colin Meloy's (Decemberists frontman) Morrissey covers EP - details
posted by davidt on Monday January 17 2005, @09:00AM

 LawrenceM writes:

As previously mentioned on this site, Decemberists frontman Colin Meloy is currently doing a solo tour, and is selling an EP of Morrissey covers at the gigs. Here's the tracklist.

1.  I Know Very Well How I Got My Name
2.  Pregnant For The Last Time
3.  Jack The Ripper
4.  I've Changed My Plea To Guilty
5.  Sister I'm A Poet
6.  Everyday Is Like Sunday

You can catch the gig and buy the EP here ...
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    cool (Score:1, Funny)
    BOB'S BIG BOY cover art
    Anonymous -- Monday January 17 2005, @09:54AM (#147350)
      sold out! (Score:0)
      Argh! He is sold out for both NYC dates. Anyone happen to be going to the shows? Maybe pick up one of the discs for this cold soul?
      Anonymous -- Monday January 17 2005, @10:09AM (#147352)
        San Francisco show (Sun, 1/16) (Score:0)
        At last night's show at Cafe du Nord, he sang "Sister I'm a Poet" commenting the word poet is never actually sung in the song and on Morrissey's lyrical genius. He also sang "I Changed My Plea to Guilty".

        Great show - more people should sing about bicycles with apologetic sincerity.
        Anonymous -- Monday January 17 2005, @02:21PM (#147378)
          Re:San Francisco show (Sun, 1/16) (Score:2, Interesting)
          I'm really excited about this. I think The Decemberists are one of the most interesting bands to emerge from the US indie-rock scene in a while. Colin is a real poet and wordsmith, and obviously also a really big Smiths/Morrissey fan. This CD sounds like a classy tribute, with a great selection of songs to boot.

          Thanks to the generosity of people-on-the-internet, two copies are winging their way from the US to New Zealand for me and a friend. Can't wait ...
          LawrenceM -- Monday January 17 2005, @03:07PM (#147379)
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          • Re:San Francisco show (Sun, 1/16) by Anonymous (Score:0) Thursday January 20 2005, @05:22PM
            • moz & smiths songs only? by vauxhall and me (Score:1) Friday January 21 2005, @06:38AM
              nyc dates (Score:0)
              im going to try to get a ticket somehow for the nyc monday night show. i saw the decemberists at maxwells last summer and they closed the set with "ask." i was also at maxwells the night they played there for cmj. i was at the bar for a friends birthday, but stumbled into the show after a few drinks and caught colins cover of everyday is like sunday. im excited to hear the ep.
              Anonymous -- Monday January 17 2005, @09:23PM (#147426)
                Download Here... (Score:1)
                Someone has uploaded the EP to oink.me.uk

                The torrent can be found here:
                http://oink.me.uk/details.php?id=39505
                Rugbyfan -- Tuesday January 18 2005, @07:26PM (#147587)
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                  Looking to buy this CD (Score:0)
                  Will pay stupid money for it. Please email me at cparis444 AT yahoo DOT com.
                  Anonymous -- Wednesday January 19 2005, @11:01AM (#147656)

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