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Come Back to Camden Hold On To Your Friends Christian Dior I have Forgiven Jesus We'll Let You Know Friday Mourning My Love Life Now My Heart is Full Never Played Symphonies Ordinary Boys Life is a Pigsty I'd Love To Wide To Receive Southpaw Lost Angel Down We Go Together Driving Your Girlfriend...

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No, not "sinister". You really think Moz thinks this is his "last" world tour?

Hi everyone, Just a quick observation on the countries Moz has recently played. I've sensed a cynical side to this tour. 1) Countries he hasn't visited in years. 2) Countries he hasn't previously visited. 3) Countries he knows are hot-beds of popularity (USA, a couple of nights in...

Always thought it referred to Marr. Similarly: A sick boy should be treated So easily defeated Oh, I just don't understand. So you ran with your pals in the sun You turned around You were alone, again. And you ran back to Ma(rr) Which set the pace for the rest of your days.

First Of The Gang To Die Irish Blood, English Heart I Have Forgiven Jesus Come Back To Camden I Like You Friday Mourning The World Is Full Of Crashing Bores All The Lazy Dykes Let Me Kiss You Never-Played Symphonies The Public Image No One Can Hold A Candle To You B-Sides...

Exactly. The lyric is very clever: The victims are unconditionally loved, missed, kissed, fondly remembered (not least for their style) and, being dead, it is impossible for them to hurt anyone. Morrissey wishes he had died that day so that all of those things would apply to him. Ironically...

First, there is no "US time"; there are nine time zones in the States. Second, why would it be UK time? He lives in Italy. Third, presuming you meant Rome and LA, why would Morrissey be incapable of subtracting - or, conversely, adding - nine from/to the time on one watch? "The man with...

One of those chainmail gloves for opening oysters. Being shit at tango dancing. Playing Monopoly with a racist, decerebrate granny. Needing a piss in traffic. Falling in love with an Asian newsagent.

Re: First time ever hearing morrissey saying 'f***' The beginning: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBXOc8LAMb0 I get the impression that an apologetic response to begin with might have won Moz over.

I thought Moz was sighing at Brand's insincerity: "So you've got this thing, Years of Rufusal; are you happy about it?" "I'm very, very happy, yes. I think it's fantastic recording. I think it's great" "Mmm...I've heard it, it is really good..." *Sigh*

Because the 'uninformed' line is such a memorable one, I started thinking about who or what might have inspired it (well aware of Moz's tendency for pinching and pastiche). Anyway, the best I could come up with is Larkin's poem 'Church Going' (hands up - it's tenuous): Bored, uninformed...

I've always thought it was a self-deprecating, autobiographical song about generally growing older.

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I will never understand Morrissey fans. Some of his most facile, trite and lazy lyrics are hailed as 'genius' and 'poetry', yet this is derided as an average lyric when it is so impressively inspired... "Accattone you’ll be" - Pasolini's first film, therefore Morrissey's first love...

I remember the story Suggs tells where he went to find Morrissey in his hotel room, let himself in and found Morrissey in the pitch dark feeling his way around the room with a stick.

Oh. Well...bollocks to everyone then. :-)

Appears as though the Kristeen episode ended Visconti's involvement, as predicted, which is a real shame. Visconti took a lot of flak primarily because it was hard to accept the blame for the recent uninspired music lay at Morrissey's feet, and the few fevered moments Visconti had with the...

The Beethoven version is an 8/9 without a doubt.

The whole thing is steeped in sexual innuendo: "Why do you come here, when you know it makes things hard for me" I agree with the earlier post, the Beethoven version is superb.