Is the book "Saint Morrisey" worth buying?

[Maladjustedx]

 

[anonymous]

it's well-written but does not include any new information. also, morrissey's most recent years get scant attention

 

[Dagenham's Dave]

Yeah, but details are vulgar

It's my favourite biography, as the others tends to be more stats-orientated, which is boring.

 

[Colleen]

An enthusiastic YES comes from this person! It was written by a true Moz apostle, so therefore the book has that tenderhearted feel about it- it sums up the way and why most people ( at least it did for me ) feel so deeply about Morrissey. Buy it, you won't be disappointed!

 

[david]

No.

self-indulgent drivel written by a middle class f***wit "slumming it"

 

[Johnny]

Yep. I really like it.

 

[Dagenham's Dave]

So what are you then? Lower class? Upper class? Royal?

 

[lucy]

Yes, it's very thoughtful, it has a lot of detail about his influences, and a lot of the analysis and musings are based on Moz's interview quotes and lyrics rather than people, to paraphrase Mozzer, who met him on the stairs for half an hour.
full of praise for Moz, if you don't like reading books that make him out to be a difficult bastard.

 

[lucy]

Re: No.

> self-indulgent drivel written by a middle class f***wit "slumming
> it"
Clearly you only read the first chapter, blah.

 

[Marge Simpson]

No - it's shite!

 

[david]

aristocracy, mate