Good lord. I haven't read NME in years - has it truly sunk so low?
And on the reverse side of that non-'shopped back page ad you'll find a full-page teaser for next weeks New Musical Express, or "New Morrissey Express" as they rename it, in a cheeky wink to the Danny Kelly days of yore.
EXCLUSIVE all-new photos of Moz. And his band (!):
EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes tales from the people involved in the making of the new record:
EXCLUSIVE verdict on the extra deluxe bonus tracks.
The complete inside story of his brilliant comeback.
Etc, etc...
Guess that explains the 9/10 then
Not bad going really. From dragging them to the High Court to double cover special issues in less than 3 years.
That's showbusiness!
Not bad going really. From dragging them to the High Court to double cover special issues in less than 3 years.
That's showbusiness!
And on the reverse side of that non-'shopped back page ad you'll find a full-page teaser for next weeks New Musical Express, or "New Morrissey Express" as they rename it, in a cheeky wink to the Danny Kelly days of yore.
EXCLUSIVE all-new photos of Moz. And his band (!):
EXCLUSIVE behind-the-scenes tales from the people involved in the making of the new record:
EXCLUSIVE verdict on the extra deluxe bonus tracks.
The complete inside story of his brilliant comeback.
Etc, etc...
Guess that explains the 9/10 then
Not bad going really. From dragging them to the High Court to double cover special issues in less than 3 years.
That's showbusiness!
NME must have kissed Morrissey's ass like there was no tomorrow. Kissed it a lot, kissed it a lot.
Nice review. Have to say I agree as well.
Its catchy but its easily done, akin to All The Lazy Dykes. In fact i'm sure i've heard Nirvarna like tune & some Viva Hate too.'Kick the Bride down the Knave' a 'pedestrian plod'?? They need some better audio equipment at NME Towers (if that's what they're still calling the office where they publish the magazine) it's one of the best tracks on the whole album! Particularly during the instrumental bits, it SOARS. Even KY 's backing vocals are stunning.
A balancing of the books perhaps, possibly shrewd too. Time may tell...Bloody hell, I missed that....hold the line, caller...will amend original post up there ^^
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