I don’t know if the fan base has actually changed that much, to me it’s pretty much the same as it was in the 90s, the only difference being that some of the stereotypical ‘sensitive’ Smiths type fans have burnt all their old records primarily so they could tell everyone about it on social media...
Ah right, fair enough, well I missed that. But then it goes back to my original caveat - even if there was, so what? There’s literally nothing wrong with it. The vibe of that show was one of joy among the crowd, there was nothing sinister about any of it.
There were no Union Jacks and St George’s flags that I saw at the show. In fact there were no flags at all. Why would the reviewer pretend there was…? And even if there was - which there wasn’t - so what?
The reality was that there were thousands of people enjoying themselves and having a...
I was there last night - the sound could’ve been better but then it was an outdoor show and it comes with the territory. However that opening salvo of 5 songs was the best opening run I’ve seen Moz do, it was fantastic. He was in good form as well, full of amusing banter. Ignore the haters, this...
GBNews isn’t ‘right wing’ in the traditional sense that people understand it.
It is ‘culturally conservative’ which basically means it reflects many of the values of the traditional working class ‘Old Labour’… ie not ‘New Labour’… ie not ‘2023 Conservative’… or ‘2023 Labour’ for that matter...
It’s not actually really *that* right-wing, it just gives room for opinion on the right (as well as some of the left) which is something The Guardian et al simply wouldn’t do the reverse of.
The Spectator is probably the best political magazine. It certainly has the best, most interesting, and funniest writing of any serious UK publication.
Curious to know why one cannot describe reggae as vile, whether they mean it or not (he obviously meant it as a narky joke because Redondo Beach is basically a reggae tune)
Curious to know why the subspecies comment is intentionally taken out of context - it was specifically made in relation to...
The main contributors to Spiked are more traditionally left-wing eg Brendan O’Neill, Ella Whelan, etc. however their position on ‘culture war’ issues create an illusion that they’re somehow ‘right wing’. But they’re not really, they just position themselves against the current obsessions of the...
The song is completely justified and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.
The Islamic side of the seemingly now normalised terror attacks across Europe over the past 20 years is always played down, as if it is all coincidental, but that’s like suggesting the IRA terror attacks of the 80s...
Phil Anselmo, who was the vocalist in Pantera - and were way heavier than The Darkness - is also a massive fan of Morrissey and The Smiths (link below)
Many reviews leading up to this were pondering ‘we’ll see how well Bonfire of Teenagers goes down in Manchester’…
Well, after the first chorus and ‘I shall look back in anger until the day I die’, the crowd roundly applauded clearly in agreement.
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