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B-side revealed:
Crash Records UK offer a pre-order of the 7" clear vinyl with b-side info:
Morrissey – Spent The Day In Bed Clear Vinyl 7″ *Pre-Order
£6.49
Release date Friday 27th October. All pre-orders will be dispatched/ready for collection on that date.
Clear Vinyl 7″
Spent The Day In Bed/ Judy is a punk is the first 7″ release from Morrissey’s upcoming album ‘Low In High School’. Low in High School is Morrissey’s first studio album since 2014 and was recorded at La Fabrique Studios in France and in Rome at Ennio Morricone’s Forum Studios. The record is produced by Joe Chiccarelli (who has worked with Frank Zappa, The Strokes, Beck and The White Stripes to name a few). Morrissey’s talent for combining political statements and beautiful melodies is more...
Crash Records UK offer a pre-order of the 7" clear vinyl with b-side info:
Morrissey – Spent The Day In Bed Clear Vinyl 7″ *Pre-Order
£6.49
Release date Friday 27th October. All pre-orders will be dispatched/ready for collection on that date.
Clear Vinyl 7″
Spent The Day In Bed/ Judy is a punk is the first 7″ release from Morrissey’s upcoming album ‘Low In High School’. Low in High School is Morrissey’s first studio album since 2014 and was recorded at La Fabrique Studios in France and in Rome at Ennio Morricone’s Forum Studios. The record is produced by Joe Chiccarelli (who has worked with Frank Zappa, The Strokes, Beck and The White Stripes to name a few). Morrissey’s talent for combining political statements and beautiful melodies is more...
Hmv pre order for green vinyl available now on Hmv site
Low in High School (Limited Edition Green Vinyl) - HMV
£22.99
Released: 17th November 2017
BARCODE: 4050538337938
Limited Edition Green Vinyl
PLUS exclusive 12”x12” art print of the album cover for the first 1000 sold!
Low in High School (Limited Edition Green Vinyl) - HMV
£22.99
Released: 17th November 2017
BARCODE: 4050538337938
Limited Edition Green Vinyl
PLUS exclusive 12”x12” art print of the album cover for the first 1000 sold!
Robbie Williams: biography extract says Morrissey considered duet – but only if it ended with a kiss
Robbie Williams: exclusive biography extract says Morrissey considered duet – but only if it ended with a kiss - NME
Williams goes on to recall a quote Morrissey had previously made about him in which he said “everything about Williams is fantastic… apart from the voice and the songs.”
Read the extract in full below:
He’s not sure where the initial idea came from, but he was told that Morrissey wanted to duet if Rob would agree to Morrissey’s two stipulations:
‘We sing one of his songs, which was great, it’s a song called “I Like You”. And at the end he wanted to kiss like Britney and Madonna.’
Perhaps Morrissey imagined that this second request would automatically kill the idea, but of course Rob immediately agreed.
‘I was bang up for that. Kissing Morrissey! That would have been great. Because he’s just got, like, a fiercely brilliant face. You know, watching the...
Williams goes on to recall a quote Morrissey had previously made about him in which he said “everything about Williams is fantastic… apart from the voice and the songs.”
Read the extract in full below:
He’s not sure where the initial idea came from, but he was told that Morrissey wanted to duet if Rob would agree to Morrissey’s two stipulations:
‘We sing one of his songs, which was great, it’s a song called “I Like You”. And at the end he wanted to kiss like Britney and Madonna.’
Perhaps Morrissey imagined that this second request would automatically kill the idea, but of course Rob immediately agreed.
‘I was bang up for that. Kissing Morrissey! That would have been great. Because he’s just got, like, a fiercely brilliant face. You know, watching the...
Stuart Maconie 6 Music (comment after playing the song on his show)
“I absolutely loved that. It’s becoming, you know, hugely unfashionable to say you like anything that Moz does but that is great. “
Daily Telegraph – “Morrissey's new single, Spent The Day in Bed, shows we should be excited about his next album. Spent The Day in Bed was unveiled this morning on BBC 6 Music. It boasted a vintage Morrissey construction in its flowing, easygoing melody over an urgent rhythm section, although with a fresh energy to the arrangement. There was no sense of reaching back towards the sparkling indie guitars of The Smiths. Instead, this single was constructed around a fast, almost Baroque keyboard line and pyschedelic rhythm guitar, with Morrissey casually bossing the vocal line.
Morrissey recalled Philip Larkin through tongue-in-cheek attention to the humdrum details of ordinary lives. But the iconic singer revelled in the joys of taking a sneaky duvet day and used it as a...
“I absolutely loved that. It’s becoming, you know, hugely unfashionable to say you like anything that Moz does but that is great. “
Daily Telegraph – “Morrissey's new single, Spent The Day in Bed, shows we should be excited about his next album. Spent The Day in Bed was unveiled this morning on BBC 6 Music. It boasted a vintage Morrissey construction in its flowing, easygoing melody over an urgent rhythm section, although with a fresh energy to the arrangement. There was no sense of reaching back towards the sparkling indie guitars of The Smiths. Instead, this single was constructed around a fast, almost Baroque keyboard line and pyschedelic rhythm guitar, with Morrissey casually bossing the vocal line.
Morrissey recalled Philip Larkin through tongue-in-cheek attention to the humdrum details of ordinary lives. But the iconic singer revelled in the joys of taking a sneaky duvet day and used it as a...
Mentioned on NME.
Morrissey takes aim at police brutality with politically-charged new t-shirt - NME
Excerpt:
T-shirt promotes singer's new album 'Low In High School'
Morrissey takes a swipe at police brutality with a new politically-charged t-shirt bearing the title of a song from his new album.
Morrissey takes aim at police brutality with politically-charged new t-shirt - NME
Excerpt:
T-shirt promotes singer's new album 'Low In High School'
Morrissey takes a swipe at police brutality with a new politically-charged t-shirt bearing the title of a song from his new album.
UPDATE 11:30 AM PT:
The date no longer shows on Ticketmaster.
Ticketmaster has a date up for Boston
Thu 12/7 @ 7:30pm
Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA
Onsale to General Public
Fri 09/22/17 10:00 am EDT
The date no longer shows on Ticketmaster.
Ticketmaster has a date up for Boston
Thu 12/7 @ 7:30pm
Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA
Onsale to General Public
Fri 09/22/17 10:00 am EDT
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new promotional photograph by the boy, shot at Le Fabrique.
Photo posted in the NME single article with credit info:
Morrissey, 2017 Credit: Sam Rayner/Press
Alternate version posted by unloveable:
Just received an email from MPorium about the opening of pre-orders for Low In High School:
https://uk.mporium.org/
https://us.mporium.org/
Tracklisting is shown as:
https://uk.mporium.org/
https://us.mporium.org/
Tracklisting is shown as:
- My Love, I’d Do Anything For You
- I Wish You Lonely
- Jacky’s Only Happy When She’s Up On The Stage
- Home Is A Question Mark
- Spent The Day In Bed
- I Bury The Living
- In Your Lap
- The Girl From Tel-Aviv Who Wouldn’t Kneel
- All The Young People Must Fall In Love
- When You Open Your Legs
- Who Will Protect Us From The Police
- Israel
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