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Moz & Libertines photo in NME

posted by davidt on Thursday November 14 2002, @10:15AM
The Slider (paul rhodes) writes:

In this week's NME there is a great picture of Morrissey standing alongside The Libertines. The photo was taken before Morrissey went on stage at Brixton Academy. The article mentions about Libertines supporting Morrissey and about the lead singer being a big fan of the Moz.
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  • but this doesn't change the fact that his music is utter toilet...
    mrbleepbleep -- Thursday November 14 2002, @10:21AM (#48853)
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  • I think they are one of the best new bands around at the moment.They sound fresh, got a good image and by the sounds of the new album they should go far! Lets hope so especially with the music that's about at the moment 'thats what i call toilet'.
    Anonymous -- Thursday November 14 2002, @12:19PM (#48872)
  • Speaking of Morrissey's former support bands in the NME - there's a rapturous review of The Thrill's debut single in the singles review [nme.com] section ("Debut of the year") ??!!
    Almodis <reversethis-{moc ... } {ta} {sidomla}> -- Thursday November 14 2002, @02:32PM (#48887)
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    ...the Crime they styl'd 'Anonymity.' That is, I left messages posted publicly, but did not sign them. -- Thomas Pynchon
  • ...about this picture is that it was taken by an NME photographer, Dean Chalkly. That suggests that the idea of Moz posing with current NME faves The Libertines was set up in advance, either by Moz's people or, possibly more likely, The Libertines.

    The question, therefore, is: did Morrissey know that this photo was specifically for the NME? I really can't see how he wouldn't have. If that's the case, does that mean the feud might finally be over? After all, he did mention in the interview posted recently from the Irish radio session, that all of the people involved in the original racist smear had left.
    Anonymous -- Thursday November 14 2002, @05:34PM (#48901)
  • Are going to be big

    They've just been on the crossing border festival
    in the Netherlands, and it was awesome.

    As dutch former alternative magazine OOR
    writes in the current edition writes about
    their new album, Up The Bracket;

    It's masterpiece produced by former Clash
    member Mick Jones, , the music/their songs
    dizzle and bounce the listener from
      The Jam to the Kinks,...from the Smiths to
    the Sex Pistols..and the Buzzcocks to the Clash.

    Brilliant, best albumm of the year also nice
    new albums from Beth Gibbons [portishead] [with Talk Talk guitarist Pual webb] named, Out Of Seasons

    and ofcourse Scarlett's Walk, tori amos new album.

    but go and buy/listen to The Libertines album/
    Celibate Cry <[email protected]> -- Thursday November 14 2002, @11:13PM (#48927)
    (User #220 Info)
    and the hills are alive with celibate cries
  • I thought they were great in RAH, and that song of theirs which was played before the shows was brillant (the one which goes "And I never should have settled down" or something like that). Is it really called 'One Horse Town'?
    Is there an album or a single available anywhere?
    Joemoz -- Friday November 15 2002, @05:28PM (#48973)
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    • Re:The Thrills by Almodis (Score:1) Tuesday November 19 2002, @03:35AM
  • The Libertines are fooking class. So for all you anal retentive Morrissey fans who only like him. GET A FOOKING life. Morrissey is an now an old has been poof just like Elton John.
    Anonymous -- Saturday November 16 2002, @09:10AM (#48992)

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