Morrissey-solo
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posted by
davidt
on Thursday September 09 2004, @09:00AM
Robb writes:
Morrissey's session for AOL recorded at the Reading Festival have now been posted online for all to view. --- lutewhine has captured the stream and created a BitTorrent link - info here. Realmedia format, size 32.35Mb. --- Related items:
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Would someone please convert it? (Score:0)
Please convert and share.
mucho gracias.
oh no (Score:0)
jp
could it be I like you? (Score:1)
(User #418 Info | http://www.leavemealoneiwasonlysinging.not/)
Fascinating... (Score:1)
Jessie is pretty cool! He looks a bit like Vincent Gallo and someone else famous (and possibly dead) that I can't quite put my finger on... Epstein from Welcome Back Kotter? No... Now the group onstage is half American (although Deano was born in the UK) -- no underlying meaning to that statement... just factual.
My favourite of the 3 is 'Crashing Bores' ("Fancy!"). The 50s ballad qualities really came out in this version. The last third of 'I Like You' is good, too. 'Gangs' has some nice inflections brought to it courtesy of Jessie, but this track is reaching (has reached?) its public saturation point. To its credit, probably no track since the early solo years has warranted it, and when Moz starts pining for Hector at the end, you can't help but still love it...
(User #80 Info)
Downloadable? (Score:0)
Truer Poetry
Thanks a lot ! (Score:1)
A really good moment ... thanks again !!!
(User #10891 Info)
Moz on the treadmill? (Score:1)
He looks better now than he has done in a very long time. Yummy!
(User #278 Info | http://www.thefarm.cjb.net/)
Nobody Pogo'd: Bittorrent of MPEG-1 file. (Score:2)
Click here [aloneta.mine.nu] to go to site. Click the "DL" links to download the .torrent file.
Enjoy!! (unless your handle is GenderNectar)
(User #460 Info)
I needed this, yes! (Score:1)
(User #6184 Info)
dey nevah had intra-net in my day.... (Score:2)
(User #2616 Info)
Thankyou (Score:1)
(User #11741 Info)
Human, all too human.... (Score:1)
The whole performance is wooden & uncomfortable, rather like some ghastly Pop Idol Audition. Is there an audience? Or are they playing to a Panel of AOL Executives?
Surely he's rich & famous enough already, without having to take part in such shoddy & degrading marketing exercises.
I'm not really that bothered, just slightly surprised & a little disappointed.....
(User #12001 Info)
Vote AOL for a Totalitarian Society (Score:1)
AOL censors. Yes. Messages are frequently pulled from AOL public posting areas. (sound familiar?) Messages that contain anti-government and anti-religious content, advocate the use of drugs or have sexually suggestive gay themes are most often the targets.
Your service can be revoked if you say certain words in public chat rooms. Anyone seeing you use a word they find offensive can "Notify AOL". A monitor will appear in the room to observe it's content within 5 minutes. (This has been used by ultra-conservatives that taunt gay users into using profanity, then summon a guide to get their access revoked.)
And you can forget about contacting AOL Customer Service when you need assistance. Many times AOL customers are told to call back because they're too busy! Understaffed AOL can't handle it's call volume. AOL knows nothing about 'world class service'.
Frequent disconnects from AOL's server and the spyware they install on your computer are just added bonuses.
Earl G...an AOL user
(User #2253 Info)
Collar (Score:1)
(User #11993 Info)
"I'm very disappointed" (Score:1)
This reaks of commercialism, and it's clear he's only done it for the money. This stiff performance for one of the largest companies ever comes off as nothing but an AOL advertisement, and that leaves me feeling very disappointed.
P.S. I still downloaded it and watched it, so where does that leave me? Desperate for any scrap...
(User #1832 Info)
So am I (Score:0)
and I've also learned creating spirits
You are lucky Morrissey.
I love you Moz.
I'll help your collar!
Horrible (Score:0, Troll)
(User #11710 Info)
sweet love! (Score:0)
I'm in love sweet love.
AOL Sessions...please leave them available forever (Score:0)
Re:unequivocally (Score:1)
To those who say they've heard enough of FOTGTD, hard luck: I predict that this will be being played on some fairground, somewhere in the world, at any given moment until the end of time.
(Probably on one of those terribly fast and dangerous rides which has a mile-long list of disclaimers near the kiosk. And handwritten additions at the bottom as new calamities occur.)
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