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The Dead 60's heartache
posted by davidt on Thursday May 05 2005, @09:00AM

 Amy R writes:

In this months Q magazine, the former support band from last year's tour moan that Morrissey didn't even say "Hello" to them. Do they know Moz but at all?

 
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    Ignorance (Score:1, Funny)
    He didn't say hello to me at any of the concerts I attended either. Miserable git.
    Anonymous -- Thursday May 05 2005, @04:00PM (#160730)
      But can you imagine? (Score:0)
      Being a huge fan of Morrissey and not even getting a hello from him? I'd be moaning too.
      Anonymous -- Thursday May 05 2005, @07:43PM (#160755)
        Dios. (Score:1)
        Morrissey didn't say anything to Dios in Los Angeles and they are not crying...

        They told me at a show that they thought it was cool enough playing for him whether he heard them or not.
        palare -- Thursday May 05 2005, @08:09PM (#160756)
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         where the world's ugliest boy became what you see...
          Hmm (Score:1)
          I think this is maybe a case of journalists twisting words. Spoke to their sound techs. & roadies & they said nothing of the sort.

          Fair enough i didn't get to speak to the band because there was a fire-alarm in the club so we were all ushered out of there, but STILL, lies i tell thee.

          Unless it's not lies & then they should stop moaning anyway because i'd give my hind leg to play with morrissey. It'd only be the recorder but i can do a mean Eastenders theme tune.
          Keely <readyletsroll @hotmail.com> -- Friday May 06 2005, @01:11AM (#160772)
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          • Re:Hmm by KenBarlow (Score:1) Friday May 06 2005, @04:03AM
            • Re:Hmm by Keely (Score:1) Friday May 06 2005, @04:09AM
              • Re:Hmm by Alan Minter (Score:1) Friday May 06 2005, @04:28AM
                • Re:Hmm by Keely (Score:1) Friday May 06 2005, @04:47AM
          Fairly ordinary (Score:1, Interesting)
          When I saw them in Blackpool, I was gazing around at the ceiling, and at one point Moz came and stood on the balcony and watched their set while drinking a cup of tea. He was smiling at them, too. And Boz turned up as well.

          Maybe they're weeping because he's not slavering all over them like he did with The Ordinary Boys, but then... if you name yourself after one of his songs, that's what happens.

          Though to be quite honest, with all this 'summer of ska' claptrap, I'd much rather listen to Coventry's finest - The Specials!
          Anonymous -- Friday May 06 2005, @02:29AM (#160785)
          He said hello to me at Earls Court (Score:1)
          He said hello to meat Earl's Court and asked if I was alright and if I got squashed at the front, and then I realised it wasn't him but my mate and I returned my mind back to a very dull world, and felt slightly ashamed and a little dirty
          Alan Minter -- Friday May 06 2005, @04:33AM (#160808)
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