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Los Angeles - June, 1991: When Mozmania Swept the Southland
posted by davidt on Tuesday June 09 2009, @12:00PM

 Liz Ohanesian writes:
Hi, my name is Liz Ohanesian and I'm a writer with the LA Weekly.
I found some really cool Morrissey clips from the Kill Uncle tour in the LA area and posted them to LA Weekly's blog West Coast Sound.

 
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Los Angeles - June, 1991: When Mozmania Swept the Southland | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 22 comments | Search Discussion
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unfortunately... (Score:1)
this is all common footage.
eugenius -- Tuesday June 09 2009, @12:05PM (#333839)
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 I'm almost sure you can do better than that.
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June 1, 1991!! (Score:1)
I was there! This helps jog the terrible memory I have.
ThinkOfMeKindlyLV -- Tuesday June 09 2009, @12:42PM (#333850)
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right on! (Score:1)
That is all pure gold- I remember those days ;^)

That Johnny Carson appearance was shocking- I will always remember it!

Cheers and thanx for sharing!

Jay
Mud <{jaytando} {at} {hotmail.com}> -- Tuesday June 09 2009, @01:01PM (#333859)
(User #454 Info | http://jaytando.tripod.com/meeting-morrissey/ )
 I'm really just Some Totally Random Moz Fan
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  • Re:right on! by Hello Indie (Score:1) Tuesday June 09 2009, @02:22PM
    • Re:right on! by MindKiller317 (Score:1) Tuesday June 09 2009, @11:32PM
    Costa Mesa Pacific Amp (Score:1)
    ah the days of Request Video, Richard Blade, the Poorman, and Gia. Lining up all night long outside of Music Plus or the Wherehouse to buy tickets. Where have the years gone?
    Sharron Needles -- Tuesday June 09 2009, @03:10PM (#333878)
    (User #762 Info)
     Inside every adult male is a denied little boy -Nancy Friday
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    • Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp by Gin N Tonic Jil (Score:1) Tuesday June 09 2009, @03:58PM
      • Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp by ThinkOfMeKindlyLV (Score:1) Tuesday June 09 2009, @06:53PM
          Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp (Score:2, Interesting)
          I think the honking after the Forum gig was Jed. Poorman in the mornings those late 80s days was heaven. Rodneys on I think at midnite til 2/3am on Sunday nights. On the weekend I listen to Blades show sometimes. When they used to have the "London Calling" seg. Id imagine whatever band he'd play to look like Ian Mc. of the Echo & The bunnymen. I too dreamed of going to England, I was 13-15...I had just fully transitioned from crap/pop music (jj fad/Lisa Lisa/Stacy Q/rick astley etc lol etc.) to "New Wave", and KROQ was the perfect outlett. At one point they had Rodney on in the mornings for a while or after school (3/5pmish)..NOW its all "KOKROCQ"....Poorman does a "bikini show" on KDOC on saturday nights...
          Gin N Tonic Jil <jiloasis74@yahoo.com> -- Wednesday June 10 2009, @03:13PM (#333952)
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           You're not down with who I am but, look at you now you're all in my hands...tonight I'm a Rock N' Roll Star!!
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      • Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday June 09 2009, @10:16PM
      • Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp by someraincoatedlovers (Score:1) Tuesday June 09 2009, @10:36PM
        • Re:Costa Mesa Pacific Amp by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday June 09 2009, @10:56PM
          for the past maladjusted fans (Score:1)
          this was his best band he ever had, look at the
          drummer Spencer 'animal ' Cobrin, and as Boz a legend himself Alain Whyte, and the only man who
          swinged erorit on stage Gary 'tattoo on his neck'
          Day

          adding a keyboar etra percussion was a good move,
          made the sound better, but wished the same Lads
          growed with Morrissey, but Morrissey seems to
          have some principles which why Day and Cobrin
          had to leave, Alain still in camp Moz though would like he picked up the guitar and do a few
          live shows for the Whyte Army
          Celibate Cry <vauxhall@mail2uk.com> -- Wednesday June 10 2009, @07:34AM (#333924)
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           and the hills are alive with celibate cries
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