Who would you like to see produce the next album?

[Worm]

Never happen, but Brian Eno.

[Qvist]

Steven Stapleton would probably make things interesting.

[eugenius]

I've said it before and I'll say it again--Ed Buller.

Producer of albums you may have heard of such as Pulp's "His & Hers," Suede's first three LPs, and Slowdive's "Souvlaki"--to name a few.

Morrissey's heading in that slower, atmospheric direction anyway--might as well go with an underdog with something to gain (as opposed to a hack mall-rock producer.)

[joe frady]

Never happen, but Brian Eno.

Moz wanted him, for "Southpaw" or "Maladjusted", I forget which. Eno knocked him back. He's pretty dumb like that.

[Skylarker]

Brendan O'Brien or Scott Litt. I've never heard one record, one song, one note by any band that these guys didn't capture EXACTLY right.

[Gentler Words]

Not blasphemous at all. Rubin would be an excellent choice for a stripped down album along the lines of 'Vauxhall'. However, it would be a dream if he would have Bernard Butler as a co-writer/producer/guitarist for just one album and allow him the freedom he needs.

I like these ideas.