posted by davidt on Friday February 20 2004, @09:00AM
Josh sends the bio / press release (Word format) he received for distribution:
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"This is the best album I've ever done."
    - Morrissey, on You Are The Quarry

You Are the Quarry, the first new solo material in seven years from Morrissey, is to be released May 17th in the UK and May 18th in the US on Sanctuary's revamped imprint, Attack. Recorded in Los Angeles and London, Quarry is an album of extraordinary original songs using keyboards interwoven with crunchy guitars that work to create a lush, musical backdrop.

"There are no links to the past. This is a much brighter sounding album, than much of my previous work. We've turned the page with Quarry. It's a dynamic album and I couldn't be any happier."

"America is Not the World," "I Have Forgiven Jesus" and "The World is Full of Crashing Bores" illustrate that Morrissey's genius and wit haven't waned a bit. On "America", Morrissey personally pleads with the U.S. of A to hold on to its humility and to cease its heavy-handedness but, make no mistake, "America" is not an anti-American song. "I love you/I love you/America/ but you are not the world," Morrissey sings in a melancholy voice while a thunderous guitar strums and a drum beats heavily in the background. "I'm Not Sorry" shows that Morrissey has no regrets. "I'm not sorry for the things I've done" he sings to the sound of a droning guitar and the beat-beat-beat of a drum loop as Morrissey warns "There's a Wildman in my head." Morrissey lets his detractors know that harsh words have helped his career in "You Know I Couldn't Last," "the critics can't break you/they unwittingly make you."

"The song is my response to the negative press I have endured over the years," Morrissey says.

Instead of firing back at his detractors, however, Morrissey takes the criticism in stride. In fact, "Last" sounds more like a thank you note to the nay-sayers what with the song's powerful drum beat and hummable chorus making it an irresistible foot tapping piece of pop poetry.

From mandolin to flute to harp to moog keyboard, Quarry's richly textured musical layers see Morrissey exploring new musical territory. The album crosses many genres, incorporating subtle elements of dance, jazz, world and rock. Morrissey said the combination will definitely appeal to his core fanbase and will also reel an audience that may not be familiar with his earlier solo work.

Quarry was produced by Jerry Finn, one of the most in-demand producers working today, who was behind massive selling hit albums by pop-punk rockers such as Blink-182, AFI and Green Day. It may seem strange that a producer who is best known for breathing new life into the punk rock movement would be twisting the knobs for an artist like Morrissey. But to hear Morrissey tell it, theirs is the perfect marriage.

"I wanted a louder sound for this record," said Morrissey. "I was introduced to Jerry by a mutual friend. He made me feel very confident. He's not easily pleased and he's not prepared to be overwrought. He knows exactly what he wants to do. He was able to help me create the sound for this album that I had already been hearing in my head."

Finn said he set out to create an organic "creamy" album with Morrissey and the outcome is much better than even he anticipated. "This is one of the best records I've produced," said Finn. "It's just purely organic and it sounds incredible."

Finn recruited acclaimed keyboard player Roger Manning, a founding member of the seminal pop band Jellyfish who has also worked with Blink-182, Air and Beck, to the fold. Manning's contribution to Quarry is nothing short of spectacular. His keyboard and synthesizer work gives the album a somewhat vintage feel but still manages to sound current and blissful behind Morrissey's dynamic vocal arrangements. Morrissey is backed up on Quarry by his longtime band: guitarists Boz Boorer and Alain Whyte, bass player Gary Day and Dean Butterworth on drums. You Are The Quarry marks the first time in Morrissey's solo career that he recorded his vocals with the band in a studio, Finn says. On his previous albums, Morrissey would record his vocals first and the band would record the music later.

"Having everyone in the studio at the same time made the creative process much easier," Finn said. "Instead of trying to create the music around Morrissey's vocals, which is how it used to be done, we were able to create a much more listenable album because everyone was in the same room at the same time and it made the album much tighter. I think Quarry is Morrissey's best work because of how it was recorded."

There's no denying Morrissey's impact on pop music. As lead singer for The Smiths, arguably the best alternative act of the 80s, Morrissey blazed a trail for dozens of modern day alternative rock acts including The Strokes, The Rapture and The Shins amongst others.

Morrissey has sold millions of records worldwide both as a solo artist and during his time with The Smiths. His concerts sell-out in minutes and in 2003, despite the fact that Morrissey hasn't released an album of new material since 1997; he played two sold out nights in Anaheim to three thousand ravenous fans. .

"My audience believed through the years that I've never received the recognition I deserved on my records," Morrissey said. "I have an incredibly loyal following and they have made it their mission to support me when ever I play a concert. I'm grateful for that."

Prior to signing with the Sanctuary family, Morrissey said he met with the label's chief executive officer Merck Mercuriadis in New York and expressed interest in reviving the Attack label. "They had a drawer full of labels that they bought and Attack was part of the Trojan family," Morrissey said. "I've been a fan of the Attack label for quite some time. I have a Gregory Isaacs seven inch on my refrigerator. Well, I told Sanctuary that I wanted to re-launch the label and have Quarry released on Attack and they agreed."

Attack was launched in 1969 and became the breeding ground for dub and reggae artists including Gregory Isaacs, Family Circle and The Monkey, many of whom at the time had no place to showcase their talents. The label became part of the legendary Trojan Records in the 1970s. Trojan itself is wholly-owned by Sanctuary.

Morrissey will also sign new talent to the Attack label. Morrissey said he's already found three bands to work with and has written a song that was recorded by legendary chanteuse Nancy Sinatra, who will release an album on the label in the near future.

"This is the album that I've wanted to make for quite a while. I believe You Are The Quarry has something for everyone." Morrissey said. "I didn't want to do the same thing over again. That's so boring."
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  • All the press about the new album, only confirms that 7 year long wait is almost over!
    *****
    Oh by the way, 1st Post!
    sonnet29 -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:02AM (#87265)
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    My love, wherever you are, Whatever you are...Don't lose faith...I know it's gonna happen someday...
  • "The album crosses many genres, incorporating subtle elements of dance, jazz, world and rock."

    All this, and a new way of recording too.

    It's about time he tried something new. I am pleasantly surprised.
    Eric Hartman -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:09AM (#87267)
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    It is a very mixed blessing to be brought back from the dead.
    • Re:Finally! by Spineless Swine (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @06:37AM
      • Re: Finally! by Eric Hartman (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @04:44PM
  • Fantastic news. I only hope he tours the UK with it, I saw Moz live for the first time in my life in Oct 02 in Birmingham and it will live with me for a long time - twas delectably inspiring.

    The emphasis that it is a strong change in terms of direction can often be too much of a bad thing but I have every faith in his music, as Im sure do us all.

    Peace, Love and Harmony people, see you on the road.xx
    tomdolan -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:12AM (#87268)
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    • Re:Tour! by Missing Link (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @04:22PM
      • Re:Tour! by Robert Jakob (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @06:56PM
  • It's been 7 years...

    I'm speechless...
    king leer -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:16AM (#87270)
    (User #80 Info)
  • I think I must have died and gone to Heaven!
    John, England
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:24AM (#87271)
  • Morrissey Experementing?!?!?! Last coouple of time he experimented on how he made music these were the results: "VIva Hate", "You Arsenal" and to a certain extent: "Vauxhal and I". This is so goooood!!!!!! I can't wait to hear the new stuff!!

    Jose
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:30AM (#87273)
  • Brilliant news, can't wait to hear the album. But I'm intrigued. Who is the keyboard bloke? I can't imagine how that is going to sound - anyone got any ideas?
    Auric Goldfinger -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:36AM (#87275)
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    Do my eyes deceive me, or is Senna's Lotus sounding rough?
  • aren't you?
    nonesoever -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:37AM (#87276)
    (User #8448 Info)
    "... turn popular song into sickness"
    • Re:I'm excited by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @07:03PM
  • Tour Plans Next!!!! Please!!!
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:42AM (#87278)
  • Correction (Score:1, Funny)

    though he toured in 2002 and not 2003.
    I hope the entire thing is not made out of errors. "This is the best album I've ever done."
    no, he actually said "this is the worst album". :)
    nonesoever -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:45AM (#87279)
    (User #8448 Info)
    "... turn popular song into sickness"
  • If he doesn't want to do the same thing over again why is he adding those songs from last tour on the album? They sound just like all his older material.
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @10:37AM (#87282)
    • Re:the loop by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @10:56AM
    • Re:the loop by SeaDocked (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @11:26AM
    • Re:the loop by Missing Link (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @04:25PM
      • Re:the loop by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @08:44PM
        • Re:the loop by Missing Link (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @01:00PM
  • We now have a 'definite date' for release, I use the phrase in its broadest possible context. Even so, this is all pretty exciting!
    Baz -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:18AM (#87286)
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  • uhhh! uhhhh! uhhhhhh! Ahhhhhhhhhhh.

    Tissue please.
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:19AM (#87287)
  • I didn't think I could get any more excited about this upcoming release but I have, Great News!
    ScottyK -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:19AM (#87288)
    (User #7165 Info)
    Meet me in the alley
  • "Viva Finn!"
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:20AM (#87289)


  • Who the hell wrote this drivel.
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:30AM (#87291)
  • I have been saying for years that if Moz could try to sound a little more like Blink-182 he would be huge!! It is finally going to happen. Morrissey rules!
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:35AM (#87294)
    • Re:Blink by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @12:41PM
    • Re:Blink by haze (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @01:29PM
      • Re:Blink by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @02:06PM
      • Re:Blink by Missing Link (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @04:16PM
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        • Re:Blink by haze (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @05:35PM
        • Re:Blink by keith_talent (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @05:44PM
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            • Re:Blink by Missing Link (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @01:26PM
          • Re:Blink by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @07:09AM
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          • my heart will go on by mr. superinvisible (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @09:14AM
            • Re:my heart will go on by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @09:58AM
              • yeesh by mr. superinvisible (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @08:17AM
          • Re:Blink by Missing Link (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @01:20PM
    • Re:Blink by youarethequarry (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @10:37AM
  • I was watching the Brits the other night wondering if Mr Morrissey would get a mention next year.
    I think this will be the best album by anyone for years.
    aly.smith -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:37AM (#87295)
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  • This is truly exciting stuff.

    The record has a 'vintage' feel and is a new direction... that sounds like robust little combination.

    ...I bet the rest of the band were pleased that Moz decided to stay in the room while they played their part this time!
    carnal artist -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:42AM (#87297)
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  • while it lasts .... however, I know the harsh criticism will come with the release of the first single (if not before).

    Suedehead
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:46AM (#87299)
  • Now please come Home and play manchester- so that i may die with a smile on my face
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:56AM (#87300)

  • I wonder, if Nancy showed Morrissey her boots?
    =)

    Great positive article, tears were flowing!!

    Keep them coming!
    mozluv -- Friday February 20 2004, @12:21PM (#87301)
    (User #973 Info)
    "guilt by implication by association"
  • Geez, Moz, get over it.

    Bitter old queen. Didn't he learn from MALADJUSTED that being a big baby isn't always the way to a good album?

    That said...still looking forward to it.
    Ms.Golightly -- Friday February 20 2004, @12:24PM (#87302)
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    JSR, running with the dogs today...
  • I cannot wait! How wonderful! Morrissey please play two dates in Chicago. I love you.

    Truly,

    Ken Stavitzke
    sycophantic_slag -- Friday February 20 2004, @12:36PM (#87307)
    (User #3940 Info)
    "And I just can't explain/ So I won't even try to."
  • the 7 year itch has produced what i am believing will become one of the top albums of 2004. the countdown is on and im eager beaver ready to enjoy moz's new work.
    "SPLATERED WALLS AND A KICK IN THE BALLS, THAT'S ENTERTAIMENT"
  • Wouldn't it be splendid if the day gap between UK and US releases is to allow for Morrissey to do a UK signing session on the 17th...then flying over for an instore in the US.

    I'm not expecting it, but I'll be booking the 17th as a holiday day, just in case.
    ranierimustgo! -- Friday February 20 2004, @01:24PM (#87312)
    (User #9990 Info)
  • 87 for you brits. i've marked my calendar already. i'll be, i'm sure along with others, at my local shop at midnight to buy my copy. will it ever arrive...
    suededisco -- Friday February 20 2004, @01:25PM (#87313)
    (User #8691 Info)
  • The first album for seven years - pretty insignificant compared with something far more exciteing. The first Moz-solo comments section in seven years to feature more positive input than negative!
    English Martyr -- Friday February 20 2004, @01:27PM (#87314)
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  • I've just been out driving about 100 miles in rural Texas looking at some property. "The World is full of Crashing Bores" was on my bootleg cd in the car playing as I drove home. Then I get home to this.

    Good times for a change...
    Lon -- Friday February 20 2004, @01:54PM (#87318)
    (User #121 Info)
  • Absolutely, postively fantastic!!! :

    I knew that he would come back around,
    bring that lovely singing voice to the fore.
    New York Doll <[email protected]> -- Friday February 20 2004, @01:58PM (#87320)
    (User #230 Info)
    Give a man a mask and he will tell you the truth
  • There is a light that never goes out.
    Belligerent Ghoul -- Friday February 20 2004, @02:00PM (#87322)
    (User #9224 Info)
    There is a light that never goes out...
  • Straight from the Man himself, no less!

    Bring it on Mozzer!

    ;^)

    Jay

    I'm really just Some Totally Random Moz Fan
  • Doesn't sound like MOrrissey at all! Still, I'm exited.
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @02:16PM (#87326)

  • Is this the understatement of the century?

    "Arguably"? "Alternative"?

    How about "arguably the best band in history"? I think that would be a little more accurate.
    Stu Walsh -- Friday February 20 2004, @03:19PM (#87329)
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  • Hmmm (Score:1, Interesting)

    "I believe You Are The Quarry has something for everyone."
    This is a strange statement to hear from Morrissey. He was always the outsider and loved his position. So why is he eager to please someone at all?
    "Dance, Jazz, World & Rock"... this sounds like a press statement for the new Phil Collins album.
    Sven68 -- Friday February 20 2004, @03:26PM (#87330)
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    • Re:Hmmm by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @04:12PM
    • Re:Hmmm by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @04:31PM
  • According to the info inside the document Kary Krassner from Sancturay Records wrote this bio. Here's a picture:
    http://www.johnkalodner.com/KatyKrassner1003.html
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @03:32PM (#87333)
  • I sooo want this album to be decent/good/great/fantastic, etc, but, I don't know, after reading this press release, I can't explain this strange, uneasy feeling I'm getting... Perhaps I'm a bit jaded or plain suspicious but I find there's something fishy about the gushing behing it all..
    pashernate -- Friday February 20 2004, @03:48PM (#87335)
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  • Example lyrics seem rather bland and as long as Crashing Bores is on it..that may be a bad sign. Song is horrendous. Please Morrissey..prove me wrong!
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @04:13PM (#87340)
  • Shut up! All of you. Just shut up. You claim to be fans of Morrissey? But you sit there and complain and pick apart every last thing you read in this damn press release. What's wrong with you morons? It's been seven long years since Morrissey released a new record. What do you expect? He said there are no links to the past on this you idiots. So why don't you shut your damn mouths and reserve judgment until you actually HEAR the record you pieces of crap
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @04:51PM (#87348)
  • I thought i was excited when i got to see him for the first time in Blackburn last year- but it doesn't compare to this- Come on Mozza blow the competition out of the water
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @05:14PM (#87351)
  • ...the return of He who would save us all..

    Sorry, but I was amongst the legions of lazy sunbathers the last time He poured his soul on top of a few melodies for us all to behold and as such am overcome by anticipation for his latest offering.

    I am a virgin to all this (in quite a profound sense)...- actually having a living breathing, perfoming, charting, completely contemporary hero here to sing new stuff to us here and now....

    I honestly didn't believe it could happen these days - none of you will be able to dampen my enthusiasm or persuade me that He is not about to take over the world......

    Again...

    A shift from TOTP2 (wth His good friend Steve Wright) to TOTP.... oh! last night I dreamt...
    mother... the soil -- Friday February 20 2004, @05:28PM (#87352)
    (User #9993 Info)
    • Re:All hail... by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @11:17AM
      • Re:All hail... by mother... the soil (Score:1) Sunday February 22 2004, @12:47PM
        • Re:All hail... by Anonymous (Score:0) Monday February 23 2004, @11:31AM
  • I absolutely cannot wait for the album now. Sounds like it's going to be brilliant. I am excited and i have faith in the boys that J. Finn knows exactly what to do with this album, and it won't sound like a blink 182 record like so many people complain it will. But contrary to other reports, I was told "I Like You" was going to be the first single by a person whom would definitely know. Another thing, with the tons of songs they have done, I am just as excited to hear all of the b-sides....
    Sharron Needles -- Friday February 20 2004, @06:25PM (#87355)
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    Inside every adult male is a denied little boy -Nancy Friday
  • new website & tour? (Score:2, Informative)

    i've just received a message from Angela @ MorrisseyTour.com with this link:

    http://www.morrisseymusic.com

    seems pretty amateur... and "MorriSey Splash"?!?!? what kind of joke is this?
    charles byron <{boy_afraid} {at} {hotmail.com}> -- Friday February 20 2004, @06:33PM (#87359)
    (User #49 Info)
    life without my sweetheart is only half a life
    • Re:new website & tour? by reelaroundthefountai (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @06:52PM
    • Re:WTF??? by Sharron Needles (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @07:11PM
      • Re:WTF??? by reelaroundthefountai (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @07:43PM
        • Re:WTF??? by Sharron Needles (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @07:51PM
          • Re:WTF??? by reelaroundthefountai (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @08:02PM
            • Re:WTF??? by Sharron Needles (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @08:07PM
    • legit by Anonymous (Score:0) Friday February 20 2004, @09:30PM
      • Re:legit by Sharron Needles (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @10:14PM
        • Re:legit by MAL (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @03:52AM
        • Re:legit by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @12:03PM
      • Come now. by Diasco (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @12:32AM
    • I just checked with Internic and did a 'whois' on www.morrisseymusic.com . It looks like the domain was registered by Sanctuary Records. Dang...I hope that isn't the album cover.

      Registrant:
      Sanctuary Records Group
      ATTN: MORRISSEYMUSIC.COM
      c/o Network Solutions
      P.O. Box 447
      Herndon, VA. 20172-0447
      Domain Name: MORRISSEYMUSIC.COM
      Administrative Contact:
      Spielberger, Adam [email protected]
      ATTN: MORRISSEYMUSIC.COM
      c/o Network Solutions
      P.O. Box 447
      Herndon, VA 20172-0447
      570-708-8780
      bankboy -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:45PM (#87384)
      (User #224 Info)
    • Re: is this the album cover? by nonesoever (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @04:09AM
    • Re:new website & tour? by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @08:37AM
  • Seems I've heard Moz say that "I Changed My Plea to Guilty" was his "greatest record" ever made as well, and now, well, er.....
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @07:42PM (#87364)
    • Re:Sound Familiar by reelaroundthefountai (Score:1) Friday February 20 2004, @07:50PM
  • damn when was this? didnt he only do the arrowhead pond show in anahiem?
    joeymozzer -- Friday February 20 2004, @08:30PM (#87372)
    (User #5229 Info)
  • I can't imagine recording a vocal melody first and then arranging the music around it! That seems to be a very backward way of doing things. I'm excited to hear how great Moz and the band sound when they record in a sensical manner.
    Notallan -- Friday February 20 2004, @08:43PM (#87374)
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    I was bored before I even began


  • This sounds so fucking good!!!!!

    Of course I haven't heard of many press releases saying an album WASN'T the best thing since sliced bread.....

    No, don't worry, I have faith! I like every Morrissey album. Even Kill Uncle! I will buy two copies the day it comes out. = )

    But there has to be MORE! Seven years, Morrissey. You owe us not only the best album of your life, but something on top of that too. Put a free concert CD in with the album, and a video on the CD-Single. PLEASE!!
    LoafingOaf <reversethis-{moc ... otstnilfcitnarf}> -- Friday February 20 2004, @08:57PM (#87376)
    (User #778 Info)
    Fuck it, Dude. Let's go bowling.
    • Re:can't wait by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @08:09AM
  • I just read half of this and can't go on because I'm too happily excited. I'll read the rest when I've calmed down.
    It's what I expected though. Just didn't know of details like which instruments were used, and how sought after the producer is, and really glad to have it confirmed that Moz is liking it so much!!!
    redpathetic -- Friday February 20 2004, @09:37PM (#87379)
    (User #6184 Info)
    Happy in this final acceptance of his own absurdity...Albert Camus
  • Is it me, or does Morrissey sound a bit more comfortable and open minded now? The way in which he expressed himself in those quotes came across much more endearing than in recent memory.

    The haters can say what they want, but I think America has been good for him. He almost seems ambitious, and well, warmer.

    He's thanking his fans, and speaking of the people he's working with in a much more gracious manner.

    It appears that he refrained from going extreme on "America Is Not The World," with the line "I love you America, but you are not the world," which any Libertarian could be heard singing.

    Some people might take more comfort in the judgemental, dismissive Morrissey, but I see this a as a good thing.
    Anonymous -- Friday February 20 2004, @10:40PM (#87381)
  • Does anyone know whether the release date will apply in Australia? I'm English but I've been in Australia for two months, and I haven't really found much of Morrissey's stuff in music shops here. I'm starting to panic at the thought of a delayed Aussie release! Help!
    Chris B -- Friday February 20 2004, @11:10PM (#87382)
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    • Re:Australia by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 21 2004, @01:08AM
    • Re:Australia by cyanide rose (Score:1) Saturday February 21 2004, @03:44AM
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