how popular can morrissey get?

[noam (unreg.)]

this is something i really want to talk about with you people, because i havent been there on the early days, infact i`ve been here only since three years ago. now, how does everybody feel here?
i`ve got a feeling that if morrissey puts a new album now, produced by lillywhite, cale or anyone of that caliber, and would put some tid-bit electro in it, some up beat songs like alma maters or everyday is like sunday, maybe a renewed version of shoplifters or something, it could be a massive success. when i said electro i meant for it to sound more ripe, more elaborate, something like maladjusted but with better tunes. maybe some drum machine will do. rock still sells, but needs to grow up (like MSP). personally, i`d always listen to moz no matter how popular he gets, but its always nice that the world will listen, that everyone will understand what you are talking about and maybe the old stuff would get more air-play.

 

[JoyDivisionAttack (unreg.)]

> this is something i really want to talk about with you people,
> because i havent been there on the early days, infact i`ve been
> here only since three years ago. now, how does everybody feel
> here?
> i`ve got a feeling that if morrissey puts a new album now,
> produced by lillywhite, cale or anyone of that caliber, and
> would put some tid-bit electro in it, some up beat songs like
> alma maters or everyday is like sunday, maybe a renewed version
> of shoplifters or something, it could be a massive success. when
> i said electro i meant for it to sound more ripe, more
> elaborate, something like maladjusted but with better tunes.
> maybe some drum machine will do. rock still sells, but needs to
> grow up (like MSP). personally, i`d always listen to moz no
> matter how popular he gets, but its always nice that the world
> will listen, that everyone will understand what you are talking
> about and maybe the old stuff would get more air-play.

What in the devil are you talking about?That wasnt the least bit coherent.

 

[VILE]

> i`ve got a feeling that if morrissey puts a new album now,
> produced by lillywhite, cale or anyone of that caliber, and
> would put some tid-bit electro in it,

I think that Morrissey would rather eat glass than put out an album with ANY bit electro in it!

 

[noam]

i`m coherent, but only on the second time.

i`m not going to explain myself...give it another try.
you`ll understand.

p.s.
ian curtis kick(ed) ass.

 

[Cinderella]

> this is something i really want to talk about with you people,
> because i havent been there on the early days, infact i`ve been
> here only since three years ago. now, how does everybody feel
> here?
> i`ve got a feeling that if morrissey puts a new album now,
> produced by lillywhite, cale or anyone of that caliber, and
> would put some tid-bit electro in it, some up beat songs like
> alma maters or everyday is like sunday, maybe a renewed version
> of shoplifters or something, it could be a massive success. when
> i said electro i meant for it to sound more ripe, more
> elaborate, something like maladjusted but with better tunes.
> maybe some drum machine will do. rock still sells, but needs to
> grow up (like MSP). personally, i`d always listen to moz no
> matter how popular he gets, but its always nice that the world
> will listen, that everyone will understand what you are talking
> about and maybe the old stuff would get more air-play.

If the old stuff changed into new stuff it would be the old stuff no longer! Do you not see that, Peter Rabbit?

The world WON'T listen is exactly the POINT! Words, words, words. Nature IS a language - only nobody WILL read.