Article: Jason Lytle (Grandaddy) and John Grant cover "Everyday Is Like Sunday" in co

[davidt]

You can view the page at http://www.morrissey-solo.com/conten...day-in-concert

[billy scissors]

I stopped listening at Armageddin

[Georgissey]

I stopped listening at "Back to the 'beach' where your clothes were stolen".

[billybu69]

wtf...

[CrystalGeezer]

What an honor. Loved it. Amazing.

[Anonymous]

I stopped listening when I typed, www.morrissey-solo.com. Nahhh, I'm kidding, good cover. Covers are always good. Morrissey never got the proper attention that he deserved, so when people do covers, the people are saying, "Morrissey is good, if you didn't know that already."

[celibate]

I stopped listening when I typed, www.morrissey-solo.com. Nahhh, I'm kidding, good cover. Covers are always good. Morrissey never got the proper attention that he deserved, so when people do covers, the people are saying, "Morrissey is good, if you didn't know that already."

well than they should have given the lyrics a proper attention

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[Anonymous]

please god. Make it stop

[Davidikus]

A cover is always something exciting imvho. Remember that at some point Morrissey & Marr wanted to feed other artists their compositions, like Leiber & Stoller have done. I am still waiting for a cover of Morrissey / The Smiths to become a world wide hit, though. Wouldn't it be nice?

http://davidikus.blogspot.com/

[gonzax]

fantastic cover, one of the best of this song I've heard.

[Anonymous]

gross

[Troy's Keen]

Listening to some of the knuckle-dragger comments here crack me up. Heaven forbid (!) a vocalist has a unique vocal style and attempts a song that is near and dear to him. It's so easy to throw stones from the shelter of your mother's basements.

[billybu69]

What an honor. Loved it. Amazing.

fantastic cover, one of the best of this song I've heard.

Listening to some of the knuckle-dragger comments here crack me up. Heaven forbid (!) a vocalist has a unique vocal style and attempts a song that is near and dear to him. It's so easy to throw stones from the shelter of your mother's basements.

These comments made me go back to reappraise this performance to see if i'd missed something. No, squeaking little hobbit of a chap murdering a classic, i can only suppose in an earlier incarnation these people did something positive enough to blind the sense while watching this, please educate me as surely whatever it was must have been immense. Truly appalling nonsense. if you can't be bothered learning the lyrics don't bother at all, in fact please just don't bother at all. If this makes me a knuckle dragger (class insult) so be it.

[CrystalGeezer]

These comments made me go back to reappraise this performance to see if i'd missed something. No, squeaking little hobbit of a chap murdering a classic, i can only suppose in an earlier incarnation these people did something positive enough to blind the sense while watching this, please educate me as surely whatever it was must have been immense. Truly appalling nonsense. if you can't be bothered learning the lyrics don't bother at all, in fact please just don't bother at all. If this makes me a knuckle dragger (class insult) so be it.

This is why I loved it. I am familiar with Jason Lytle's band, Grandaddy. He sings ethereal tales of robots being abandoned and celestial mischief at the hands of corrupt power games, themes not uncommon to Morrissey's. But different, the voice is second party and slightly falsetto and a tad juvenile, an amazing mixture. I liken to him being a seraph. While he's spinning his tales through his music (and many musicians do this, some more fluidly than others) he's simultaneously channeling God's creation on earth's struggle, who incidently, sings them first person. To hear a Seraph cover one of those first person songs is nothing short of ethereal to me.

But then again I'm the crazy one, but I know a cool thing when I hear it and this my friends is super cool.