Recent content by MrJDean

Yes but that didn't happen at the gig I went to. People didn't show up for a few hours while I was queuing and then all of a sudden they appeared and expected to be in front of me. Strangely, they all seemed to know each other. If there's going to be a list then everybody who arrives at any...

Re: *sigh* Get well soon- Quarry was one of Moz's best albums & very well produced! I'm sure the new album will be too.....

Hey- Thanks for the mension- the couple are MrJDean and Maybe!!! ;) I bought 'Morrisseys Manchester' on my visit & thought it was a great read and we enjoyed visiting some of the sights, mosly SLC & Kings Road :D I thought you made a valid point in the book about Manchester seemingly not wanting...

Of Course I would love to meet the great man- I never listened to music in quite the same way after hearing The Smiths for the first time. I was blown away by the lyrics & his voice. I would have a few resevations for like half a second, like would he want to meet me! Or what if it was a bad...

Yes, they are playing the Academy on the 15th April (I think!) Check them out, if you like the libertines you will probably like them!

The Courteeners are a great up and coming band, who have been giging for quite a while now and have build up a big following in Manchester. I have been a fan for quite a while now, and have saw them live in Newcastle & am going to see them again in April. They have done some great songs, What...

I'm staying quiet on this one LOL All I will say is we got on really well but there was nothing planned about it! :) I thought the reaction when we met up with everyone was very funny :D Thanks for that Grim- I would have worked on my quiff If I knew I was on film LOL

Hello- I know this is a late post but I would like to say thanks to Phil for the tour- I had a really good time, despite getting lost! I would put my photos up, but they are poorer versions of what has already been posted, so ill not bother. It was very nice to meet a cool bunch of like-minded...

In no particular order: Paul McCartney- Sheffield Arena 2003 Morrissey (1st time I saw him!)- Leeds festival 2004 The Rolling Stones- Glasgow SECC 2003

I liked Arcade Fire's cover of 'Still Ill'. I heard them play it live in Newcastle & no one seemed to know what song it was & I was going CRAZY!!! I was high on life for about three minutes singing along evey word! Radiohead's version of "The Headmaster Ritual" is actually suprisingly...

This is really not suprising since it has been going downhill for years. Its a shame in a way because it used to have a number of intelligent and intresting writers and articles, while recenly it just hypes up some libertines wantabee band as 'the next big thing' & seems to have a target...

The Queen is Dead The Smiths Strageways (This was the first Smiths album I heard & I was blown away) Meat Is Murder Just my personal view, its so hard because I love them all!

I personally AM a vegetarian, but I would not neccessarily say because you are not that you are less of a fan. I do think however that you have a bigger appreciation and liking for Morrissey if you agree with & support his ideology. 'Meat is Murder' was such a powerful message to send to the...

Morrissey on Jonathan Ross 01.02.08 Not sure if this has been posted earlier or not but Morrissey is on Friday night with Jonathan Ross (01.02.08) on BBC1 (UK) at 10.35 with Sarah Parish, Sharon Small, Shelley Conn, Orla Brady, Britt Ekland & Naveen Andrews. Not sure if he is getting...

Get well soon Mozza, Im looking forward to a cracking show in Sunderland! Please suprise me and play Jeane! x