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Comments / Notes
Moptopped Johnny can hang out with Beastie Boys producers, Bernard Sumner, Noel Gallagher and loser Beck all he wants. I'll take Alain Whyte anyday.
MontyClift
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 09:36:10 (PDT) | #1
I think that if the Smiths were ever to reunite, it would be a the music festival. Don't you think that it's more than a coindience that Johnny and Morrissey are to play at the same venue?
Sherry
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 09:55:13 (PDT) | #2
Moz is a man who likes to surprise, but a reunion? Nah, everybody (inclusing Morrissey and Marr) would have to compare the "new" Smiths with the old ones. And as the "old" Smiths are a legend, the new couldnīt be the same.
Look at all these 80s bands trying a comeback. Nothing worth talking about. Listened to the new Madness single? It sucks. Yes, the Madness reunion gig was definitely great (I wasnīt there, just saw the video). So maybe this would be a better idea : One or twi Smiths reunion gigs or maybe even a reunion tour - with some new, but mostly old material - that would be it!
Dorian Kray <mozitive@yahoo.com>
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 10:04:58 (PDT) | #3
I voted for the Coachella "reunion," but I don't think all four Smiths will EVER get back together.
Regarding Coachella, how can they NOT? I mean, it would just be too foolish for them both to be on the same night, and not play together, for even one song. That song? Hmm..."How Soon is Now," or "Hand in Glove." Oooh, or maybe "Paint a Vulgar Picture!" God, I'm swooning!!!
I HAVE GOT TO GO TO THIS THING.
Lifeguard Commenting
Northeast, but working on it! - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 11:22:57 (PDT) | #4
Pleaaaase! Stop dreaming. How could you even want a Smiths reunion. Just accept what a beautiful thing it was and then it was over and perhaps you missed it and perhaps you didn't. The Smiths today, after everything that has happened between them, would be really sad to see. It's like a relationship gone bad and wanting it to go on just because you don't have the guts to move on. Has anyone been paying attention to what Morrissey has been saying about giving him credit for his solo career. This is morrissey-solo.com isn't????????? Even if Morrissey does play that Indio Festival (which I don't know why he would. I mean Chemical Brothers, Tool, Rage Against the Machine, Morrissey??????) and he does get together with Marr, It's still not The Smiths.... Nothing ever will. Morrissey does not need The Smiths... He is Morrissey.
Elvis <elvis_eye@hotmail.com>
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 11:29:20 (PDT) | #5
I don't believe that Morrissey is the type of person that forgives easily those people he feels has wronged him. Remember that lawsuit?????? He pitched a fit about that. No, I can't believe that Morrissey would have anything to do with Andy or Mike anytime soon. Besides, reuniting to begin new projects would be tacky. Maybe a one-time tour or something. But Moz and Johnny? I definitely believe that! Everyone reading this needs to go to Coachella. We can't be outnumbered by lame Beck and Chemical Brothers fans! By the way, Jose, a great poll idea!
shelley <jeanscream@aol.com>
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 11:38:43 (PDT) | #6
great elvis!!!
fabricio <fbrc@uol.com.br>
curitiba - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 12:23:59 (PDT) | #7
THE SMITHS IS DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
VIVA HATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jimmy dean <RBL$SAL@aol.com>
calif - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 12:25:09 (PDT) | #8
More importantly, when are Moz and Mark E. Nevin getting back together?
Alright, I'm just being beligerent.
Rowdy Yeats <wehateitwhenourfriendsbecomesuccessful@go.com>
- Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 12:26:20 (PDT) | #9
Yes, Yes, marr and Morrissey playing the same festival on he same day - Oh, how I hope they do reunite - come on - all of you deep down want the Smiths (or just marr and Morrissey) to be back together. Admit it. Every Smiths alblum bleeds beautiful music, oh every song, they never get old. Morrissey has made many fine songs solo, but they seem a little detached, a little out of tune except for Southpaw which at times is very very beutiful music, but mostly its not as pretty as the Smiths music. Come on, a reunioun, it wouldnt be so bad, a few new songs, other bands arent the Smiths, thats why thier reuniouns dont work. Just Think, a new Smiths alblum the covers and all, a tour, interviews, lyrics, music. They have to get together in Cochella, Oh I hope so, I hope so - the music goes on, Smiths is UnDead - Morrissey and Marr, please do it again.
Solid Brass Trustees <lacquer@coated.com>
Dulwich Van Rijn - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 13:42:32 (PDT) | #10
I'd like to think it's going to happen (someday!), but I doubt it even at Cochella...
Mike Head
Denver - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 15:03:10 (PDT) | #11
IT'S GONNA HAPPEN 10/9/99, AND I'M GONNA BE THERE!
SING WITH ME!!!!LA LA LA LA LA LA LA LA (Sheila Take a Bow, if you didn't know :)
ideal <ideal75@earthlink.net>
L.A.ish - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 15:30:09 (PDT) | #12
are there any other artists out there who understand that often times great creations (the smiths' songs in this case) are the product of not just the people in the band, but a product of where everyone was in their lives at the time? i doubt any of the members are the same people they were in the early eighties just as i doubt anyone is the same person that they were 15 plus years ago. what i'm saying is, getting the smiths back together would be a risky thing. they may get together and really connect but then again they may just end up being four different people trying to write songs. in any case, i doubt they'll ever be able to come up with anything that can compare to their old stuff considering the pedestal many of us have placed their material on. whatever happens happens. its up to morrissey, marr, rourke, and joyce to decide whether or not it feels right at the moment. ... anyone else agree?
mike
ohio - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 16:36:44 (PDT) | #13
I think that if they were to ever reunite, it will be now. I love The Smiths and would love to see them together for one more night. I think it will happen...it has to.
selena <Daisey_024@yahoo.com>
Long Beach, California - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 18:27:51 (PDT) | #14
No. I for one would love to see a reunion. Why?
Because I never saw the Smiths live.............
Saintface
Manhattan - Fri, Aug 06, 1999 at 22:38:06 (PDT) | #15
Okay, time for my two cents. First, Morrissey's brilliant solo material will always more than suffice. His lyrics and voice still speak to me even stronger than with the Smiths. Second, YES I believe that one day he will be in his 50's and look back on his illlustrious career and reflect on a fun time he had with a neat little band from his old home town. Stranger things in rock have happened, my friends. I know not many of you agree with me but--if anybody had told me that all original members of KISS would put back on their make-up and play their old hits again, I would have mocked you. Well, we know what happened. Fleetwood Mac vowed NEVER. David Lee Roth and Van Halen a rift far greater than that of The Smiths did in fact reunite briefly, I could go on -- Sex Pistols, Eagles (huge creative rift), etc. Lastly, Marr is not confirmed to go on stage with Beck. I told Richard Blade PERSONALLY that everyone was talking about Beck and Moz on the same bill and HE TOOK IT UPON HIMSELF to announce that Johnny would be joining Beck onstage. Richard does NOT know that for a FACT. He's just trying to perpetuate everybody's already overactive hopes. Yes, I believe that all four of the Smiths will one day eventually reunite but probably only a tour and no new material. Elvis-eye good comment. Out.
Jose Maldonado <JRMboyracer@hotmail.com>
Pasadena CA - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 03:55:27 (PDT) | #16
You said it Elvis, my sentiments exactly.....
asian rut <hardev.math@haledorr.com>
Boston - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 05:01:24 (PDT) | #17
Johnny and Morrissey were made for each other. A reunion would be a great thing. But i think that they are too much proud to do it. Anyway, i am dreaming for this reunion from 1987 (after Smiths split!). But i think that dreams have a knack of just not coming true (but Coachella is *not* against us now).
Fabio Pagano <fpagano@apsystem.it>
Italy - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 06:29:07 (PDT) | #18
I can see Morrissey and Mr. Marr forgetting about the past and doing a set together at some festival or another, but as for the other two...sadly it will never happen.
I wonder what the next Moz album will sound like. I hope it will be better than Maladjusted. I won't stand to listen to stuff that is even remotely similar to "Roy's Keen", or "He Cried."
PJ <nadsatraz@aol.com>
Somewhere in New Jersey - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 09:28:09 (PDT) | #19
I THINK RICK TA LIFE SAID IT BEST
LET THA PAST BE THA PAST
geoff <xxffeogxx@aol.com>
stamford ct - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 09:55:37 (PDT) | #20
first of all I just wanna thank david for such a cool page and keeping me updated on whats up w/ MOZ and also jose, mi amigo latino, for the amazing news of a possible MOZ and MARR reunion at coachella, the fact of a SMITHS reunion blows me away, so "PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, LET ME GET WHAT I WANT". by the way the three songs that I want to hear the most at coachella are:
1)"BIGMOUTH STRIKES AGAIN"
2)"HOW SOON IS NOW"
3)"THERE IS A LIGHT THAT NEVER GOES OUT"
Mr. Martinez <matador_g@yahoo.com>
- Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 11:34:06 (PDT) | #21
i feel moz and the rest of his manchester mates will come back together and rock the music world once again...but be prepared not to here any old smiths classics...Exclusively new and explosive...only thing remaining the same is great, introspective lyrics accompanied by tremendous musicianship; each great and equal by themself, but once combined unparalled to anything (except for maybe U2 or REM)
Ryan A
- Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 13:56:36 (PDT) | #22
GOD DAMN IT!!!! IT'S NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!!!!
I would love it just as much as the next Smiths fan but come on people, let the dream go.
The Girl Racer <thegirlracer59@hotmail.com>
Chicago - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 14:06:27 (PDT) | #23
THE SMITHS WILL NEVER REUNITE. IT IS BEST TO LEAVE A GOOD THING BE...AND LET A BEUTIFUL THING FLOURISH.....
JOE BERNAL
- Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 14:31:40 (PDT) | #24
Settle down smiths fan, settle down, keep your composure. I live in Hawaii, so if this cochella thing happens bootlegers, webmasters prepare. It would please my heart to see what happens. don't worry about a thing.
Junior
Hawaii - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 19:17:55 (PDT) | #25
It would be good in theory - but in practice it wouldn't work. They could never recapture what they had. It's better to be left with the memories (even if I never got to see them). The music that is left is good enough to last us all!!!
Kelly
- Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 20:36:58 (PDT) | #26
Monty and Elvis said it best!!!!!!!!!!!!
boy racer
Midland, pa - Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 22:25:35 (PDT) | #27
I hope that Moz and Marr reunite as friends and maybe collaborate on an album but the two other greedy members, oh no.
Boy Afraid
- Sat, Aug 07, 1999 at 23:01:16 (PDT) | #28
We would profit by Marr and Morrissey's collaboration. No one would disagree with me when I say that there is a stagnation in music in our time. Boy bitch bands are rampant, rock is not all that could be, no one is really interesting right now since Kurt Cobain killed himself, Wierd al Yankovic is popular, Cover songs are abundant where there are soundtrack albums to cater to these poeple, one hit wonders are becoming more furious(yes, livin' la vida loca), Woodstock was a disaster I can't even name most of the popular bands these days. Morrissey and Marr comming together can do no harm and could even jump start a stagnating music scene. And by the way this is what the Smiths did in the eighties. Most of the rabid morrisey fans and Smiths cognizati object to Johnny Marr and Morrissey's would be collaboration, but what about the rest of casual listeners, It would be nice to hear some music that move people once again.
Junior
Hawaii - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 01:48:39 (PDT) | #29
"One hit wonders are becoming more furious(yes, livin' la vida loca)" - nooo! the forthcoming Madonna duet will make him a 2 hit wonder surely? lol
John <Madonissey@aol.com>
Europe - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 03:43:27 (PDT) | #30
Note to Junior in Hawaii: Give Belle and Sebastian a try.
The Girl Racer <thegirlracer59@hotmail.com>
Chicago - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 11:14:54 (PDT) | #31
Note to Junior in Hawaii: Don't even bother with Belle and Sebastian. That is, unless you're steadfastly white, boring, and possess no soul - and you're 13. Belle and Sebastian are the dryest band I've ever heard. And I own their entire collection including some of their unreleased material and side projects. I've never listened to any of their songs more than three times because I was afraid of turning to stone. I've heard that their lyrics aren't bad though. I myself couldn't bear to pay attention.
No more support for Belle and Sebastian!
Cili Barnes <phony_address@yahoo.com>
- Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 11:32:30 (PDT) | #32
Cili Barnes, I couldn't have said it better myself regarding B&S. They're so bland.
ada
LA - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 12:18:07 (PDT) | #33
The Smiths will never reunite. But I do think that there's a possibility that Morrissey and Marr will do a little reunion album, but not with Rourke and Joyce. Well, this is just a dream I once had. :-) Oh, and to those that say that The Smiths ARE Morrissey and Marr ..... well, I don't think so, Rourke and Joyce were very important!!!VERY!!!
Neil H. Enet <nilugo@usa.net>
Caracas, VENEZUELA - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 14:12:12 (PDT) | #34
I am not too found of the Smiths but I love Morrissey as a solo act, Is there somthing wrong with this picture?
Rubina Rasheedi <truefaith@ij.net>
- Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 18:17:26 (PDT) | #35
I totally agree with Elvis!!
Moz is better solo now
Jen Moz <jenmoz@depechemode.com>
California - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 21:33:19 (PDT) | #36
As far as a reunion goes, I think it's likely that at least Morrissey and Marr will work together again. I doubt that they would record any new material, but perhaps a couple of Marr "guest spots" aren't too far off. After all, being co-defendants in a law suit must require a little contact. Remember how much damage there was between the Beatles (probably the band MOST plagued by "Will they reunite?" questions)?
Even with all that damage (law suits, money squabbles, damaged business partnerships) John Lennon said it best: "You never know..It's [a reunion] always in the wind." Look at all the examples...Sex Pistols, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac,
and, yes, the surviving Beatles. Also, consider this: Morrissey was being sued by Craig Gannon and Andy Rourke at the time of their concert that was filmed and spliced in between the videos on "Hulmerist!" THAT didn't stop Morrissey from playing..HE HIMSELF suggested the gig! Now if that isn't strange, I don't know WHAT is! I truly feel it will happen eventually.
Brian
San Francisco, CA - Sun, Aug 08, 1999 at 22:23:41 (PDT) | #37
Yes, again we're left to wonder what the hell is going on. It's a cycle of perpetual confusion, but that's just the game mozzer loves to play. Guess we'll just have to wait and see if history will repeat itself.
Javier Obregon <HeDrewAMozzerOnMyNeck@Yahoo.com>
Montclair, CA - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 00:05:05 (PDT) | #38
don't you think the smiths were heading in a new direction with "strangeways"? i would love to see m & m try again
crumply
LA - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 00:20:49 (PDT) | #39
Why reunion? Moz is great, the smith is dead ! vita hate!! My opinion: when reunion, it is only for the money, not for us! (not until the next time, poor old man!)
Chris Stone <satan_rejected_my_soul@gmx.de>
Arnsberg/Germany - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 01:38:52 (PDT) | #40
I'd like to see them play a set and follow up with a Morrissey & Marr Tour (won't ever be The Smiths).
I'd love to see them play "Paint a Vulgar Picture" since Alain always messes up the solo!!!!
Ken <KenB1973@hotmail.com>
Long Island - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 06:57:21 (PDT) | #41
RE: Moz/Marr collaboration.I think it's a definite possibility that the two will collaborate at some point on stage at Coachella. The signs are too numerous - Marr in LA, MOZ in LA, Moz's known fondness for Beck's music, the KROQ hype of a possible Smiths reunion. I think there will be a magical moment where Marr comes on stage near the end of Morrissey's set. I expect that Boz and Alain will stay on stage and play rhythm and bass guitars. I also think that Marr will play along with at least 1 Moz solo song and 1 Smiths classic. If I didn't live 4000 miles from California, I'd be taking the trip down - this could be a sort-of reunion in the making. As far as continued collaborations, I highly doubt anything else will come of this concert, maybe it will at least raise the possibility of a reconciliation in the future, now that the money issues are pretty well sorted out.
lazy sunbather
- Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 07:00:36 (PDT) | #42
Without a doubt the
Smiths could pick up right where they left off. Morrissey and Marr would both be better off. Moz
by himself is only half as good as he could be with Johnny and Johnny if you read this the same definately holds true for you. People who say the Smiths should not get back together because it will tarnish all the old memories of the way they were, get real and have some faith in the man
you all constantly fawn over!
Smiths, Unite and take over....
Miami Beach - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 07:30:05 (PDT) | #43
I think the ones who are voting for a reunion are mixing up fellings.... I know you want this reunion, but if you think a little bit you will realize this is something that will not happen, as far as we know Morrissey. Re-issue, Re-package, Re-evaluate the songs, extra track and a tacky badge..... And if they reunite the original Smiths lacks the sense, all the musics will sound untrue.... And I am not talking about the other things that make this reunion sounds a dream that will never come true... Mike Joyce and Andy Rourke with that money things against Moz and all the things that made Marr split from the Smiths, so everything blow up.... See Echo & The Bunnymen... Their last 2 albuns were ok, but is there something better than what they did, when they were the real ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN??? I don't think so.... So what is the point, why do we need to live thinking about the past. You're regarding me that people who used to be teens at the 70's... time pass and they were trapped in the past... They just like tha old things... And in the 80's we used to call them DINOSSAURS. So don't turn into a DINOSSAUR FROM THE 80'S. LIVE THE PRESENT. IF YOU HAVE MORRISSEY, WHY YOU HAVE TO DREAM WITH THE SMITHS. The past is past... Listen to Hatful of Hollow, Meat is Murder, The Queen is Dead, Strangeways.... but don't expect Morrissey with Marr, Rourke and Joyce again.... If it happens, please don't call them Smiths.... Thanks
Marco <marcod@bhnet.com.br>
Brasil - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 10:16:00 (PDT) | #44
(yawns) It'll never happen, if by some miracle it does, it'll be a Morrissey/Marr collaboration, they essentially were The Smiths, and it's unlikely to be under that name. They were a match made in heaven but despite his protestations, Johnny needs Morrissey more than he needs him.
John <Madonissey@aol.com>
Glasgow, Scotland - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 11:07:12 (PDT) | #45
I feel it's just a matter of time until a Smiths reunion occurs. Whether we like or not, money is a driving factor in people's decisions. Think about it, how many of us would pay a premium price to the Smiths live? No doubt I would. The band members stand to make a pretty penny (pound) with a reunion. It's just a matter of time.
Steve M <midson@teleport.com>
Portland, OR - Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 17:52:57 (PDT) | #46
Why would Morrissey and Marr need Rourke and Joyce, they were the Smiths, or hasn't anybody read the credits on the cds. Words by Morrissey/Music by Marr, ring a bell? But if Marr and Morrissey did get together, I would hardly doubt they would call themselves The Smiths again. They know its over, why dont you?
Vanilla
- Mon, Aug 09, 1999 at 21:45:24 (PDT) | #47
After the lawsuit and settlement Morrisey is never going to reunite with Rourke and Joyce. And, while I'd love to see Morrisey and Marr as much as the next fan, I think the chances are slim. Of course, maybe I'm just jealous being on the East coast so far away from the site of a possible collaboration...
helen
Baltimore, MD - Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 05:42:30 (PDT) | #48
"I know it's over......"
Kali <fionn37@hotmail.com>
- Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 09:23:48 (PDT) | #49
there is a better chance of Moz reuniting with Andy and Mike at an Ultimate Fighting Championship rather than on a stage...
EDDIE <boyracergo@aol.com>
los angeles - Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 16:17:56 (PDT) | #50
quoth Puff Daddy: "It's all about the Benjamins". 'Nuff said.
... <peter_hook@hotmail.com>
- Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 19:55:55 (PDT) | #51
"Belle & Sebastian are the dryest band I ever heard", "posses no soul". Hey don't include us in your little fantasy. B & S are pretty awsome. Oh! wait I think i would rather listen to some talentless, cheesy group like the offspring.
Troubled joe
Midland, pa - Wed, Aug 11, 1999 at 00:02:39 (PDT) | #52
Thank you Troubled Joe.
Re:Cili Barnes
I'm 21 years old, I'm Mexican and last time I checked I had a soul. Belle and Sebastian are the best band to come out in years. If you'd like to discuss this further please e-mail me.
By the way if you really have all their albums and ep's and don't like them, can I have your copy of Lazy Painter Jane?
The Girl Racer <thegirlracer59@hotmail.com>
Chicago - Wed, Aug 11, 1999 at 09:34:07 (PDT) | #53
I think the reason all you would not want Marr/Moz reunion is cuase it's in LA and you can't be there. I will be there and see it happen. And you will hate yourselves for it. See you in hell, I mean...Cochella!!!!!!!!!
Adrian <akalove>
LA - Sun, Aug 15, 1999 at 10:45:09 (PDT) | #54
Last month I was buying some CDīs (some of Smiths) in the Tower Records of Picadilly Circus, then a cool looking guy started talking to me about the band. He was from Manchester and knew closely everybody on the band - rourke, marr and joyce - but not morrissey though. After some introdutions, I made him only one question:"Will they ever return?" The answer was direct:"No. Never."
mickey
- Wed, Aug 18, 1999 at 04:06:47 (PDT) | #55
You hate B&S yet you only discover this after buying everything they've released including bootlegs and side-projects? not terribly bright are you.
John <Madonissey@aol.com>
Near where Belle & Sebastian are - Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 06:57:56 (PDT) | #56
Oh yea. I'd be there - but it won't happen. Too, too many lawsuits amongst the ranks.
OldMan
Hobo, NJ, USA - Sat, Aug 21, 1999 at 11:20:23 (PDT) | #57
Why is Neil H Enet the ONLY person that realises Andy O'Rourke and Mike Joyce were a HUGE part of why you love the Smiths?????? Yes, Morrissey is lyrically phenominal and Johnny always has the right lick or arrangement. BUT COME ON, Andy's bass part's are what drive the songs. I've been listening almost 40 yrs. Andy's lick's over-shadow anybody in rock/pop. Entwhistle is faster, McCartney more melodic. But Andy's the best example of inspiration and playfulness without, in any way, over-shadowing the melody or lyrics. A much harder task than showing-off. Yes, he deserve's the name association to those relics even older then I. And no, I do not listen to classic rock but I do have a memory still. I could go on about Mike but I'll end by saying (especially to you Boy Afraid) WE ALL LOVE MORRISSEY AND OVERLOOK HIS CONTROLLING MANNER. ANDY AND MIKE DID GET RIPPED-OFF BY MOZ. IT'S WELL DOCUMENTED, PERIOD. THEY ARE NOT GREEDY OR EVIL. JUST MORE EASY-GOING AND NAIVE. MOZ HAS NO REASON TO BE UPSET WITH THEM. HE WILL REALISE THIS.
OldMan
Hobo, NJ, USA - Sat, Aug 21, 1999 at 13:02:39 (PDT) | #58
I've said this before. If anyone can speak of a Smiths reunion without mentioning Andy Rourke, a certain insight is severely lacking. Those of us who are musicians immediately recognize an unusual talent in Rourke. In some cases (including "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now") Andy lifted the song to a new level in a very subtle way. Non-musicians will not care about this view, but I for one will never overlook Rourke's underrated contributions to the Smiths mystique.
Copeland <Pashernate@worldnet.att.net>
Buffalo, NY - Sat, Aug 21, 1999 at 21:20:16 (PDT) | #59
If M & M did work together again it would be the most disappointing thing. You wouldn't actually get Smiths-quality songs, you know! Morrissey isn't much of a lyric writer these days, and Marr's tunes aren't so hummable either.
If they get together then you'll really know it's over.
smithwhite
London - Thu, Aug 26, 1999 at 11:21:14 (PDT) | #60
Although it would be great if the Smiths got back together, I feel as though it is highly unlikely. But as long as we still have Morrissey I guess we'll all be okay. Maybe.
dmodegrl
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