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    SpringHeeled Jim AZ
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    Default Smiths Song Among Blender Magazine's 1001 Greatest Songs to Download

    In the October 2003 issue, musicians are asked to list 20 of their favorites. Mark Hoppus, Blink-182's bassist lists "Cemetery Gates". About the song he says, "The song made me learn who Keats and Yeats are."
    Nick Zinner, guitarist for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, picks "Bigmouth Strikes Again". He remarks, "Johnny Marr. Jahnny Marr. Johnny Marr. Yeah, the other guy is OK, but really now...."
    Finally, Ryan Adams chooses "William it Was Really Nothing". Not sure what this is all about, but he says "the kind of people who don't understand this music are guys who never cry and whose girlfriends have never peed in front of them." Alrighty then.
    Both The Smiths and Morrissey are noticeably absent from the editors list of the 1001 songs they recommend to rip offline. '

    James

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    nonesoever
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    Because good music is worth paying for.
    My heart goes out to you for having to write all of this,
    next time do a stories search on the main page:

    http://www.morrissey-solo.com/article.pl?sid=03/09/18/073211&mode=thread

    > In the October 2003 issue, musicians are asked to list 20 of their
    > favorites. Mark Hoppus, Blink-182's bassist lists "Cemetery
    > Gates". About the song he says, "The song made me learn who
    > Keats and Yeats are."
    > Nick Zinner, guitarist for the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, picks "Bigmouth
    > Strikes Again". He remarks, "Johnny Marr. Jahnny Marr. Johnny
    > Marr. Yeah, the other guy is OK, but really now...."
    > Finally, Ryan Adams chooses "William it Was Really Nothing". Not
    > sure what this is all about, but he says "the kind of people who
    > don't understand this music are guys who never cry and whose girlfriends
    > have never peed in front of them." Alrighty then.
    > Both The Smiths and Morrissey are noticeably absent from the editors list
    > of the 1001 songs they recommend to rip offline. '

    > James

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    Belligerent Ghoul
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    nonesoever
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    Default Re: NONEY X 10

    I didn't know you were planning on sticking to Belligerent Ghoul, sorry.

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    Jim Jarmusch
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    Default Re: NONEY X 10

    It's okay, Noney.

    later,

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    SpringHeeled Jim AZ
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    Default Re: Smiths Song Among Blender Magazine's 1001 Greatest Songs to Download

    Goddammit.....I looked first, I totally missed it. Monday morning blurry eyes...still recovering from weekend....

    > Because good music is worth paying for.
    > My heart goes out to you for having to write all of this,
    > next time do a stories search on the main page:

    > http://www.morrissey-solo.com/article.pl?sid=03/09/18/073211&mode=thread

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