morrissey's band

[dinner at ...]

well, i read comments over comments on this site which are telling, that his band are just session musicians. they are uninspired and etc.
read that butler fool, saying he doesn't like their smiths versions.
well! i just listened to beethoven was dead's the loop and they turned it into a real live beast. as well they done great well with jack the ripper.
and concerning 'm' it's a strong record as well.
so when will people ever stop complaining?
they have done a great job. in the past. and now.

that's what i think.

[BIILY BUDD]

> well, i read comments over comments on this site which are telling, that
> his band are just session musicians. they are uninspired and etc.
> read that butler fool, saying he doesn't like their smiths versions.
> well! i just listened to beethoven was dead's the loop and they turned it
> into a real live beast. as well they done great well with jack the ripper.
> and concerning 'm' it's a strong record as well.
> so when will people ever stop complaining?
> they have done a great job. in the past. and now.

> that's what i think.

SORRY BUDDY BUT IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED " BEETHOVEN WAS DEAF" , GOOD TRY THOUGH,LOL

[jp]

they really have taken jack the ripper a long way from the somewhat uninspired studio version, and far past the take from beethoven/world of morrissey as well.

also, listening to songs like november/such a little thing played live between then and now, there is no contest.

> SORRY BUDDY BUT IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED " BEETHOVEN WAS DEAF" ,
> GOOD TRY THOUGH,LOL

[L]

> SORRY BUDDY BUT IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED " BEETHOVEN WAS DEAF" ,
> GOOD TRY THOUGH,LOL

i actually agree with dinner at ... , morrissey's band are absolutely brilliant live and i've enjoyed all their smiths versions ,as much as i love bernard buttler i think he's talking utter bollocks and not for the first time , might i add.

[Seriously Flowered]

[Seriously Flowered]

> SORRY BUDDY BUT IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED " BEETHOVEN WAS DEAF" ,
> GOOD TRY THOUGH,LOL
He may have been attempting sarcasm.
No?

[dinner at ...]

> SORRY BUDDY BUT IT'S ACTUALLY CALLED " BEETHOVEN WAS DEAF" ,
> GOOD TRY THOUGH,LOL

d and f is quite close on the keyboard, is it. i know, you kind of guy is always checking.
you're sooo clever.
but you should check your caps lock though. doesn't look so stupid then.

[Bertie]

> well, i read comments over comments on this site which are telling, that
> his band are just session musicians. they are uninspired and etc.
> read that butler fool, saying he doesn't like their smiths versions.
> well! i just listened to beethoven was dead's the loop and they turned it
> into a real live beast. as well they done great well with jack the ripper.
> and concerning 'm' it's a strong record as well.
> so when will people ever stop complaining?
> they have done a great job. in the past. and now.

> that's what i think.

I think they performed and looked great on the WPTMIM DVD. They look so classy in those suits. I don't think subtleness should be mistaken for a lack of enthusiasm. I was impressed.

[dinner at ...]

the performance was impressive.
look at boz leaving the stage balancing his guitar while knowing he is filmed. quite cool, don't you think. but that's for me not as important as the music... i guess 'm' is all in all the best live document ever released by morrissey.

[Seriously Flowered]

> the performance was impressive.
> look at boz leaving the stage balancing his guitar while knowing he is
> filmed. quite cool, don't you think. but that's for me not as important as
> the music... i guess 'm' is all in all the best live document ever
> released by morrissey.

Well I enjoyed it too.
I thought it very impressive.
As I say, there are some odd folk on here.

[Bertie]

> the performance was impressive.
> look at boz leaving the stage balancing his guitar while knowing he is
> filmed. quite cool, don't you think. but that's for me not as important as
> the music... i guess 'm' is all in all the best live document ever
> released by morrissey.

I loved that exit by Boz too!

I thought that Alan and Gary looked like true gentlemans. It was refreshing to see such a display of class, in a time when many musicical artists are rewarded for being crude and rude. I also loved when Deano tossed his drum sticks into the audience.

I am no expert, but the audio seemed excellent on the DVD. I was also impressed by the performances of "Rubber Ring" and "The Headmaster Ritual" -- two of my favorite Smiths songs.