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davidt
on Friday March 16 2001, @11:00AM
Morten Vaagen writes
Here is a scan of the cover of the April edition of Mojo magazine. It will be available in UK and Eire from 15/03 and in the rest of the world around a week or two later.
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Yummy (Score:2)
(User #864 Info | http://www.bozboorer.com/)
Let's close our eyes... (Score:2)
(User #1858 Info)
In Colour (Score:0)
It's beautiful! (Score:1)
(User #1346 Info | http://www.angelfire.com/80s/morrisseymoz)
If you want the magazine but can't find it . . . (Score:3, Informative)
(User #122 Info)
Mojo working (Score:0)
There's a picture of The Smiths in front of a 'Smith's' Bedford coach which is so cool. The 'LA confidential' 'exclusive' interview seems toi have been condusted over the phone and ends abruptly. He says that putting out albums on the internet hasn't proven to be really useful and that'There's a great, intelligent audience of music listeners out there waiting for something interesting to happen.' Indeed we ARE here Morrissey, waiting, patiently.....
I Wonder? (Score:1)
Here's hoping.
WorkingGirlx
(User #2509 Info)
morrissey interview (Score:1)
PS: This magazine is well worth buying there's absolutely loads of stuff on The Smiths in it and a couple of cool Moz posters. Nice one.
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Nice one Mojo! (Score:1)
The Moz stuff basically is in three bits; The Smiths break-up, a tour diary from Morrissey's first solo gigs in The States and an interview with the man himself.
The Smiths section is informative and presumeably accurate with contributions from former band members and people associated with the band at the time. It's interesting to read the facts about the young Morrissey from people who were close to him then.
The on-the-road account of touring with Mozzer comes from a member of support band "Gallon Drunk". This guy decided to take notes, snapshots and collect memorabilia whilst following Moz around America. This is brilliant stuff. He compared the arrival of Moz Stateside to Beatlemania!
The interview sees our man on top form as usual. Some very witty comments but I'll leave you to find out for yourselves.
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ugh? (Score:1)
(User #1451 Info)
Demand for Smiths (Score:1)
(User #1158 Info)
So far, so close (Score:1)
(User #284 Info)
Bit boring (Score:1)
The main story on the smiths is nothing new. Same old stuff thats been talked about for years.
The only decent thing was the mozzer interview, where he talked about looking for a record deal so he could release his album. He also talked about how he actully didn't like marr and how he enjoyed the smiths.
It also touched on his relationship/ friendship with stipes. But to be honest nothing groundbreaking..
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Nice Picture of Moz-Marr. (Score:0)
However, nice picture! And Johhny Marr is very handsome! ("X-cuse me, if a kiss the guy, oops, kiss the sky!" :-))
Funny thing so, O'Rourke looks kind of gloomy, as if thinking about pending lawsuits :-)
The Same Old Bean
Good work Mojo (Score:1)
It appears of course he still hasn't learnt these lessons!!
Oh well...
Luge
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Mojo cover (Score:1)
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Mojo (Score:0)
There are also loads of stupid errors.
1. It says they recorded Asleep AFTER the Scottish tour when it was already out as the b-side of "The Boy With Thorn.." during the tour and had been recorded a few months earlier.
2. It was "I Started Something" and NOT "Last Night..." that was released instead of "Stop Me..."
3. At the Wolverhampton 1988 gig Moz played 3 Smiths songs, not 2 ("Stop Me" "Death At Ones Elbow" and "SWeet & Tender Hooligan")
ETCETERA!
So nice photos, great to see them on cover, great bit about 92 US tour by Max Decharne and Boz but otherwise the emperor's new clothes. An opportunity wasted