Dublin - Vicar Street (July 29, 2011) post-show

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Set List:

I Want The One I Can't Have / Irish Blood, English Heart / You Have Killed Me / You're The One For Me, Fatty / First Of The Gang To Die / Speedway / Scandinavia / Ouija Board, Ouija Board / I Know It's Over / I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris / Action Is My Middle Name / Black Cloud / People Are The Same Everywhere / Satellite Of Love / Alma Matters / Everyday Is Like Sunday / Meat is Murder // There Is A Light That Never Goes Out

set list provided by Patrick

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Vicar Street review by Tony Clayton-Lea - Irish Times. Link from Dara.
Short review by Eamon Sweeney - Irish Independent. Link from BlueKoyote

 

[Anonymous]

You are idiot, what are you doing here, FO

I'm chatting about the merits of Morrissey & his musicians circa 2011, just throwin' around a few ideas with you guys. It's all good.

 

[Anonymous]

Anony Moz

Well done for selling your tickets.

RESPECT

He sold it because of a less great gig at Glastonbury, not because of the Norway "thing". You got it?
So save the "respect" attitude.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm chatting about the merits of Morrissey & his musicians circa 2011, just throwin' around a few ideas with you guys. It's all good.

There are no merits. You are right.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm chatting about the merits of Morrissey & his musicians circa 2011, just throwin' around a few ideas with you guys. It's all good.

you have no idea!

 

[klaus]

yay, black cloud!

 

[Anonymous]

There are no merits. You are right.

Yay!

you have no idea!

Do too!

 

[Anonymous]

The setlist for this tour is very weak--especially since he has such a vast back catalog. How about some of the gems from the past: Girl Least Likely To, Reader Meet Author, anything from Your Arsenal, anything from Viva Hate, etc.

Black Cloud, Irish Blood, First of the Gang, Paris, Killed Me---all should be put on the shelf.

Ouija Board and Sunday--gems.

His backing band is so weak--where are Alain, Boz, Gary, and Spencer?

 

[Anonymous]

The setlist for this tour is very weak--especially since he has such a vast back catalog. How about some of the gems from the past: Girl Least Likely To, Reader Meet Author, anything from Your Arsenal, anything from Viva Hate, etc.

Black Cloud, Irish Blood, First of the Gang, Paris, Killed Me---all should be put on the shelf.

Ouija Board and Sunday--gems.

His backing band is so weak--where are Alain, Boz, Gary, and Spencer?

jesus, you are IDIOT

 

[Anonymous]

The setlist for this tour is very weak--especially since he has such a vast back catalog. How about some of the gems from the past: Girl Least Likely To, Reader Meet Author, anything from Your Arsenal, anything from Viva Hate, etc.

Black Cloud, Irish Blood, First of the Gang, Paris, Killed Me---all should be put on the shelf.

Ouija Board and Sunday--gems.

His backing band is so weak--where are Alain, Boz, Gary, and Spencer?

I happen to agree with you about the band although Matt Walker is a very good drummer.

The rest of the lot can go (especially Jesse Tobias, more than anyone else).

I spoke to Spencer a few of years ago in NYC and let me say, he's not missing the old days. Maybe I should say, he's not missing Morrissey.

 

[Anonymous]

I happen to agree with you about the band although Matt Walker is a very good drummer.

I agree, he really is a very good drummer, but somehow, I don't think his style fits the music; he's just a bit too intense or something. But that's a minor complaint, compared to what could be said for the rest of them.

The rest of the lot can go (especially Jesse Tobias, more than anyone else).

I spoke to Spencer a few of years ago in NYC and let me say, he's not missing the old days. Maybe I should say, he's not missing Morrissey.

I'm intrigued about how Spencer feels about his time with Morrissey. Care to share? Understandable, if not, though.

 

[Anonymous]

I happen to agree with you about the band although Matt Walker is a very good drummer.

The rest of the lot can go (especially Jesse Tobias, more than anyone else).

I spoke to Spencer a few of years ago in NYC and let me say, he's not missing the old days. Maybe I should say, he's not missing Morrissey.

who is spencer, oh lord, you are idiot

 

[Anonymous]

Fair enough. I didn't buy any tickets this time around. They were awful on their last tour and I couldn't bring myself to waste another £40 (I even left the gig early it was so dull and predictable). I actually turned over halfway through the Glastonbury performance to watch Eastenders or something. It's just isn't like the old days anymore.

Ah, that's why they call them the old days. Nostalgia is painful. Move on

 

[Anonymous]

Ah, that's why they call them the old days. Nostalgia is painful.

It really is - especially when it's served up with all those power chords!

 

[Anonymous]

I happen to agree with you about the band although Matt Walker is a very good drummer.

The rest of the lot can go (especially Jesse Tobias, more than anyone else).

I spoke to Spencer a few of years ago in NYC and let me say, he's not missing the old days. Maybe I should say, he's not missing Morrissey.

Of course, I have angered some with my criticism of the setlist, but that was expected. There will always be the "yes men" who think Moz can do no wrong.

My observation is that during the earlier years, Moz seemed more relaxed and at ease; this can be seen in his interviews and even in his music. The current Moz seems to have run out of his lyrical creativity.

While I enjoyed some of "Maladjusted," I think that this began the slow withering away of his creativity. "Quarry," "Tormentors," and "Refusal" are not near the genius of his early days.

He should focus on the earlier releases for the majority of his setlist.

 

[Anonymous]

It really is - especially when it's served up with all those power chords!

Power chords? Christ, you are IDIOT!

 

[Anonymous]

Of course, I have angered some with my criticism of the setlist, but that was expected. There will always be the "yes men" who think Moz can do no wrong.

My observation is that during the earlier years, Moz seemed more relaxed and at ease; this can be seen in his interviews and even in his music. The current Moz seems to have run out of his lyrical creativity.

While I enjoyed some of "Maladjusted," I think that this began the slow withering away of his creativity. "Quarry," "Tormentors," and "Refusal" are not near the genius of his early days.

He should focus on the earlier releases for the majority of his setlist.

"He should focus on the earlier releases for the majority of his setlist." You are MORON

 

[Anonymous]

Can you see the Black cloud?

 

[Anonymous]

I can, I must, I will, I do.

 

[unloveable]

Is Boz not playing in the current tour?

 

[Anonymous]

Is Boz not playing in the current tour?

Yes, he is. It is just sad that the remainder of his band from the earlier days is gone.