Mozzer Interruptus pt.III: Morrissey - Madstock, Finsbury Park, 1992

[Codreanu]

Madstock, Finsbury Park, London, UK 08/08/92 (medium audience recording)

01. intro

02. You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side

03. Glamorous Glue

04. Girl Least Likely To

05. National Front Disco

06. November Spawned A Monster

07. We'll Let You Know

08. Sister I'm A Poet

09. Suedehead

10. You're The One For Me Fatty

"Morrissey opened for Madness on this event celebrating the band's reunion. The park was filled with Madness fans who didn't appreciate the racism rumours being spread by the NME or were impatient to see the band they came to see. After a few songs, the heckling started and all kinds of items were thrown on stage, including coins, bottles, a carton of orange juice, etc. Is it debatable whether or not this heckling and pelting had anything to do with Morrissey, as opening band Gallon Drunk suffered the same treatment. The verbal abuse came from all sides, from anti-racists who took Morrissey for being racist, and skinheads who didn't appreciate the skinheads backdrop and Morrissey wrapping himself in a Union Jack someone had thrown on stage during "Glamorous Glue". For the same reasons, the songs "The National Front Disco" or "We'll Let You Know" were not the most appreciated ones.
This caused Morrissey to walk out after only nine songs had been performed. The mess caused during this concert was discussed considerably in the UK music papers (notably the NME who were trying to get a statement from Morrissey) during the following weeks, even months, adding even more fuel to the rumours of Morrissey being racist. Morrissey never gave in to the pressure, addressing the subject only a few years later, to a publication other than the NME."
http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/moz-g9207fest.htm#0808




Madstock, Finsbury Park, 1992 (70.3 MB)

 

[They did in fact throw some man or other into thir]

Cod are you a candidate for the BNP?

 

[Al]

how do u actually download the zip file once u click the link?

> Madstock, Finsbury Park, London, UK 08/08/92 (medium audience recording)

> 01. intro

> 02. You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side

> 03. Glamorous Glue

> 04. Girl Least Likely To

> 05. National Front Disco

> 06. November Spawned A Monster

> 07. We'll Let You Know

> 08. Sister I'm A Poet

> 09. Suedehead

> 10. You're The One For Me Fatty

> "Morrissey opened for Madness on this event celebrating the band's
> reunion. The park was filled with Madness fans who didn't appreciate the
> racism rumours being spread by the NME or were impatient to see the band
> they came to see. After a few songs, the heckling started and all kinds of
> items were thrown on stage, including coins, bottles, a carton of orange
> juice, etc. Is it debatable whether or not this heckling and pelting had
> anything to do with Morrissey, as opening band Gallon Drunk suffered the
> same treatment. The verbal abuse came from all sides, from anti-racists
> who took Morrissey for being racist, and skinheads who didn't appreciate
> the skinheads backdrop and Morrissey wrapping himself in a Union Jack
> someone had thrown on stage during "Glamorous Glue". For the
> same reasons, the songs "The National Front Disco" or
> "We'll Let You Know" were not the most appreciated ones.
> This caused Morrissey to walk out after only nine songs had been
> performed. The mess caused during this concert was discussed considerably
> in the UK music papers (notably the NME who were trying to get a statement
> from Morrissey) during the following weeks, even months, adding even more
> fuel to the rumours of Morrissey being racist. Morrissey never gave in to
> the pressure, addressing the subject only a few years later, to a
> publication other than the NME."
> http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/moz-g9207fest.htm#0808

 

[Sandy Shore]

> Madstock, Finsbury Park, London, UK 08/08/92 (medium audience recording)

> 01. intro

> 02. You're Gonna Need Someone On Your Side

> 03. Glamorous Glue

> 04. Girl Least Likely To

> 05. National Front Disco

> 06. November Spawned A Monster

> 07. We'll Let You Know

> 08. Sister I'm A Poet

> 09. Suedehead

> 10. You're The One For Me Fatty

> "Morrissey opened for Madness on this event celebrating the band's
> reunion. The park was filled with Madness fans who didn't appreciate the
> racism rumours being spread by the NME or were impatient to see the band
> they came to see. After a few songs, the heckling started and all kinds of
> items were thrown on stage, including coins, bottles, a carton of orange
> juice, etc. Is it debatable whether or not this heckling and pelting had
> anything to do with Morrissey, as opening band Gallon Drunk suffered the
> same treatment. The verbal abuse came from all sides, from anti-racists
> who took Morrissey for being racist, and skinheads who didn't appreciate
> the skinheads backdrop and Morrissey wrapping himself in a Union Jack
> someone had thrown on stage during "Glamorous Glue". For the
> same reasons, the songs "The National Front Disco" or
> "We'll Let You Know" were not the most appreciated ones.
> This caused Morrissey to walk out after only nine songs had been
> performed. The mess caused during this concert was discussed considerably
> in the UK music papers (notably the NME who were trying to get a statement
> from Morrissey) during the following weeks, even months, adding even more
> fuel to the rumours of Morrissey being racist. Morrissey never gave in to
> the pressure, addressing the subject only a few years later, to a
> publication other than the NME."
> http://www.passionsjustlikemine.com/moz-g9207fest.htm#0808

Can you share it somewhere where its possible to DL? ex yousendit?