leaderofthegang writes:
Morrissey en el Polyforum Siqueiros
Exa Tv presenta el único concierto en privado de Morrisey. Además de una entrevista en exclusiva. Descubre a Morrisey como nunca lo has visto.

Originally posted by Uncleskinny in the forums (original post):

From the Guardian Guide (Jan. 27, 2007):

Louis Theroux - "I actually asked Morrissey if we could do a documentary on him while he was promoting Ringleader Of The Tormentors last year. I think spending time with his entourage would be really interesting. Sadly he turned it down. He'd just done one for Channel 4, so maybe that hadn't gone too well."

Quintin writes:
Reunion fever sweeps rock world - BBC News
A string of bands have announced comebacks - but why do they do it, and who could be next?

Excerpt:

...The return of The Smiths, The Stone Roses or The Jam would cause a frenzy in the UK, Mr Sutherland adds.

Frosty relations

"That's the holy trinity right there if you could get those three bands to reform.

"But they're probably three of the most unlikely reformations out there because there does seem to be a genuine degree of antipathy between the members."

Their frontmen - Morrissey, Ian Brown and Paul Weller - have also enjoyed successful solo careers and so are less likely to need the windfall.

The chances of a reunion go up as the fortunes of the band's members go down and their egos and wallets long once more for the glory days.

But rock history proves that time is a great healer - and money can be a very useful medicine.

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