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Peter Hook was in there for his bass line on Regret by New Order.

Thank you. That was far too technical for me to do :)

There is there really poorly written article's about Morrissey and then there is this. Dry your eyes for goodness sakes.

It's just been voted the 56th best bass part of all time in BassPlayer Magazine. 'The Smiths were a group at least a decade ahead of their time, doomed to be more read about than listened to during their active career, and only fully appreciated several years after the band members had gone...

A joint headline with Burning Spear would have been a fantastic idea....

Saddens me to say it but even the proposed title of the album will hinder him from ever getting a label. As with the Veronica single release there have been several times over the years when Morrissey has indicated a single release is imminent only for it to be pulled for reasons unknow. There...

I will be heading to West Lothian after Glasgow if that is of any use ?

Its's a great album but it could have been even better. His quality control at that time was all over the place and confidence was at a low ebb. He had the songs at his disposal to make it a perfect album but buried some of them on B Sides etc.'This Is Not Your Country' , 'I Can Have Both' for...

At the time I thought it was the most lightweight release by The Smiths. Nothing has really changed for me. The version from Galstonbury is absolutely brilliant though. I loved that line-up and Little Barrie is an incredible musician. I would have loved for him to have stayed part of the band.

Tix in the bag for Glasgow and I am over the moon.

Yikes is that a cigarette in Alain's hand ?

I think that tape should have been offered or gifted to Morrissey or Marr by the Peel family. Not sold to the highest bidder

That's some of the best Clips I have seen of The Smith and from a really unique angle. I really think Craig Gannon was an excellent addition and it's a pity that line up never lasted.

That was really bad. Sorry.

My least favourite track on TQID.

My favourite The Smiths instrumental. Lovely bass work from Andy.

I read it .It isn't good. In all honesty I would struggle to see how it could be described as anything other than poor.

In all honesty this is my favourite song by The Smiths.

This was always my favourite song by The Smiths. I changed, life changed but I'm pretty sure I will always return to this as the very best song The Smiths created.

I bought the 12" 'Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before' on import primarily because it had 'I Keep Mine Hidden' on it and I had never heard the track before. I still have it on beautiful red vinyl. I love it. It's bright and breezy and captures Morrissey in playful mood.