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davidt
on Thursday April 22 2004, @09:00AM
Jarvis writes:
The part 2 to Morrissey's Interview with the NME is out now in the UK. His photograph is in the left hand corner of the cover. The NME features The Streets on its cover. (or so i think its the streets??..) Anyhow, sadly the questions in this interview are no more interesting in this interview than they were in last week's issue... But if I do say so myself, the full page photograph of him is mighty nice! --- Tom writes: I have transcripted the latest interview from the NME this week. It can be found here.
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Pictures (Score:1)
Did anyone here about the LAX incident?
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Best buds. (Score:1)
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Word magazine and Smiths special May 13th (Score:2, Informative)
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I think if I was sitting with Morrissey (Score:0, Troll)
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Ummm (Score:0)
Morrissey a Terrorist? (Score:0)
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NME interview (Score:0)
They haven't finished with him yet! (Score:3, Insightful)
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I've Changed My Plea To Guilty (Score:1)
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Morrissey mishandled? LMAO! (Score:0)
As for his treatment, when being questioned, it's not the job of the police to make you feel at home. I think it's hlarious that a cop even mentioned that he owned one of his albums.
Knowing Morrissey's persecution complex, and penchant for exaggeration, I highly doubt it was as "rough" as he makes it out to be. This is coming from a man who thinks stanidng in lines at airports is a completely torturous experience.
Also, his extrapolations on police handling in America, are also fairly comical. How in the hell does he know? He never leaves the house, or follows the news. Remember?
To have him tell it, you would think that gangs of rogue officers are roaming the streets with stetson hats, and rifles just waiting to shoot anyone. What a fucking drama queen.
I'm sure he's just pleased that he had a story to tell that adorns him with a hint of tribulation.
no pets? (Score:1)
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ithink it was a great interview. (Score:2, Insightful)
of course he doesnt truly believe that Clay Aiken is worse than Osama Bin Laden- fookin take a joke. or can we never joke about those things? [unless we're American late night hosts]
im all for upped security, and if Moz didnt hav his papers in order then he should be delayed for questioning, but it does not hav to be through interogation and intimidation. theres more professional and thoughtful ways of conducting matters of security. idont doubt the questioners were heavy handed, and overly so, with their questiong as ive heard a million stories of it [inside and outside the US].
ithought Moz was indeed in top form, however the interviewer was not- hell they spent a third of the conversation talking about him and he didnt even seem a good sport about it. thats juste poor journalism. next time, NME should send someone with better questions than "name five crahsing bores".
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authority problem (Score:0)
Hatchet buried (Score:0)
Overall it was ok, hardly his best interview but reliable as ever. I thought it was very uplifting how NME have finally given him his dues, acknlowdeging how important he was in the history of the magazine "New Morrissey Express" and saying at the start how he was the best pop star ever and The Smiths were voted their top band of all time. I liked the bit where Moz spotted the interviewer's distaste for 'Southpaw Grammar'. I sort of agree that it's his worst album, but it's certainly a departure for him and I see why some like it so much, certainly more interesting and got more going for it than Maladjusted and Kill Uncle, in spite of the flaws.
marc spitz is a fucking retard. (he can't write) (Score:1)
hey spitz, you're article sucked only a little more than your "smiths" book. go back to hyping the flavor of the month and tell mia that no one misses her "editor's notes" page - who in the fuck does she think she is? jane? fucking star-fucking whore, that mia.
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bravo--much better than the first part (Score:0)
So, I'm 29. I guess that means I won't find love everlasting. Oh well. No problem. My last boyfriend was very loving and affectionate, but the bond wasn't deep because he was also dumb, ignorant, and a loser. Not everyone can be lucky in love. That's okay.
I'm glad to hear Morrissey's commitment to animal rights has strengthened. I've enjoyed seeing him in PeTA magazines in the last few years. People really need to wake up and start caring about what happens to animals. I recently read a quote from a psychotic butcher bragging about how he tortured a pig. It was disgusting and nothing short of frightening. I'll forever be haunted by the imagery. Anyone who eats animals is either ignorant or lacking a conscience. Certainly not the type of people who you want to find everlasting love in, anyway!
Well, I already forgot what the rest of the article was about. Cheerio!
relationships, people vs animals (Score:0)