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| Tour: Hultsfred, Sweden - Hultsfred Festival (June 19, 2004) post-show |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @01:00PM
Post your info and reviews related to this concert in the comments section below. Informative and interesting posts will be moderated up and highlighted. Other links (photos, external reviews, etc.) related to this concert will also be compiled in this section as they are sent in.
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| "Morrissey: Time hasn't tamed him" - interview in USA Today |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
joeylovesmoz writes:
Here's an article about Moz along with other 80's pop stars making comebacks:
Time hasn't tamed him - By Elysa Gardner, USA TODAY, June 17, 2004
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| Morrissey awarded Silver Clef Award for contribution to music and inspiration |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
lozzamozza writes:
Moz was honoured today in London, at the Annual Silver Clef Award. He was awarded for his amazing contribution to music and for being an inspiration to others. He arrived late at the ceremony and took photos with The New York Dolls, praising them again.
On accepting the award he said " You must be bored of witty remarks today so I won't make any".
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njosnavelinx also writes:
'Inspiration' award for Morrissey - BBC News article.
"Singer Morrissey has been honoured for "his amazing contribution to music and for being an inspiration to others" at the annual Silver Clef awards."
This story is also reported on IrishExaminer.com:
Inspirational Morrissey receives music award - Irish Examiner
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Brutalful writes:
Hot off the presses, I found these pics from a lunch had TODAY!
Nordoff-Robbins O2 Silver Clef Awards - Lunch
People: Morrissey; New York Dolls
18 Jun 2004
By: Dave Hogan
More images of the event at WireImage. Link posted by speed on the general discussion board.
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| Morrissey in his own box for the New York Dolls show |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
Bryan writes:
Having got over Chrissie Hynde being behind me and Jonathan Ross and David Walliams to my left, it was a greay joy when I saw Moz sitting in the lower box to the left of the stage, at first he tried to stay hidden but once the dolls came on stage he moved into the middle of the box and clapped along merrily. I'm guessing not a lot of people noticed him (dolls included) as when David Johansen asked for 3 cheers for moz, nobody looked to the box to do it. The dolls rocked the joint and their version of "take another little piece of my heart" was fantastic.
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| The Illustrated Smiths - A wee project to add a picture to a lyric from a song |
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| Rumors: Moz and Marr rumour-mongering on Holy Moly |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
An anonymous person writes:
London media-insider weekly mailout Holy Moly contains this speculative snippet re Alain's absence:
"Alain White has left Morrissey's band due to illness.
A call was made to ask if Johnny Marr would be interested.
He said no.
We're sure that this isn't because Johnny's love didn't run as deep as Alain's."
God only knows what it all means.
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| Morrisey Dublin review & Nancy Sinatra interview in Hot Press mag |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
denisc writes:
There is a 4 page Nancy Sinatra interview complete with picture of Nancy with Morrissey and a live (excellent) review of the Dublin show. Franz Ferdinand are on the cover.
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| The Boyfriends compared to The Smiths again |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
Claudia writes:
New London band The Boyfriends have earned another positive Morrissey/Smiths comparison in the music press.
On page seven of this week's NME, in the "What's on the NME stereo?" section, their song "No Tomorrow" is described as:
"Highlight of the New Cross compilation 'Rip Off Your Labels', this is shimmering Smiths-pop with eloquence and bite."
MP3s of some of their songs are available at their website, www.theboyfriends.com
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| 'Later with Jools Holland' poll |
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posted by davidt
on Saturday June 19 2004, @08:00AM
Madge writes:
There's a poll for 'Best Performance of the Series' at the BBC's 'Later' site and Morrissey's in the lead with 30%. Get voting!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/later/
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