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I know there are a few threads about stage banter but I would love to know something different. We know that when Morrissey speaks you don't really know if he is serious or if he is joking. I'm pretty sure most of the stage banter is just plain sillyness and playfulness but I think some other banter is actually quite telling and not just a joke. For example ...
7 November 2007, Melbourne (FL), King Center For The Performing Arts
After One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell "Well, I know, but they can't all be zingers... So much pressure Julia, so much pressure... Everything has to be perfect... It's not like that when you work in Rite-Aid, there's no pressure..."
6 December 1999, Civic Centre, Aylesbury, UK
After Is It Really So Strange? "But where is home? I don't know... I don't care..."
13 July 2012, Diga Nazario Sauro, Grado
(paraphrazed) "l lose touch with the real world when I tour - and that's the main reason why I'm doing it."
7 November 2007, Melbourne (FL), King Center For The Performing Arts
After One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell "Well, I know, but they can't all be zingers... So much pressure Julia, so much pressure... Everything has to be perfect... It's not like that when you work in Rite-Aid, there's no pressure..."
6 December 1999, Civic Centre, Aylesbury, UK
After Is It Really So Strange? "But where is home? I don't know... I don't care..."
13 July 2012, Diga Nazario Sauro, Grado
(paraphrazed) "l lose touch with the real world when I tour - and that's the main reason why I'm doing it."