'A Child Ill' by Sir John Betjeman was used as the intro for the gig in CA last night, apparently. It was last used in 2002.
I for one am delighted as it's my favourite Morrissey-gig intro. Does anyone know if the 'Bells' followed the poem?
A Child Ill - Intro
'A Child Ill' by Sir John Betjeman was used as the intro for the gig in CA last night, apparently. It was last used in 2002.
I for one am delighted as it's my favourite Morrissey-gig intro
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i don't know, captain tractor, but i can't wait to find out.Originally Posted by Captain Tractor
'A Child Ill' by Sir John Betjeman was used as the intro for the gig in CA last night, apparently. It was last used in 2002.
I for one am delighted as it's my favourite Morrissey-gig intro
"The idea of a counterculture is ultimately based on a mistake. At best, countercultural rebellion is pseudo-rebellion: a set of dramatic gestures that are devoid of any progressive political or economic consequences and that detract from the urgent task of building a more just society. In other words, it is rebellion that provides entertainment for the rebels, and nothing much else."
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I'm glad you're the same, HIM.
The next cheeky question, of course, is: I wonder if anyone has a decent recording of any these shows....
Ho hum, we shall see.
Re: A Child Ill - Intro
I believe so since it's about the death of his father (if I'm not mistaken).'A Child Ill' by Sir John Betjeman was used as the intro for the gig in CA last night, apparently. It was last used in 2002.
I for one am delighted as it's my favourite Morrissey-gig intro
What would Birgit Friggebo do?
Re: A Child Ill - Intro
No Bells. Was rather disconcerting to see Moz on the stage before Betjeman's voice faded out.I for one am delighted as it's my favourite Morrissey-gig intro
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