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Well, of course, Richard was in the Longpigs, who were a Suede wannabe band that happened to be good.
Their first LP was great. Richard was meant to be in M's band but M didn't want him, probably due to his looks.
To me I think it was a crying shame, Richard music-wise is way way beyond Alain, I don't say that to be cruel. Richards's first few LPs were great. He would have taken M some great places.
Whatever, this was nice to listen to .
Thank you
It wasn't surprising to me, I don't say that in a know it all way.It was surprising to me how Moz seemed to choose his band on looks over anything else. I guess he got lucky with how talented Alain was.
Agreed. All of the talent and none of the ego.Interesting interview, he is very personable. Way cooler than Marr could ever be.
I like him a lot and really liked the change when I saw him on Kill Uncle and Your Arsenal, tho I had not seen the Smiths liveAgreed. All of the talent and none of the ego.
I have a special place in my heart nostalgically for that early 90s incarnation of Morrissey's career. But even objectively, many years later, I still think it's my favorite period of his output. I love the Smiths and Johnny's a genius (well, he used to be) but Alain was MY Morrissey guitarist. I was so happy when he rejoined. There's something about him at Morrissey's side that just feels right.I like him a lot and really liked the change when I saw him on Kill Uncle and Your Arsenal, tho I had not seen the Smiths live
I really love that part of Morrissey's career and Alain too, I really have preferred that solo part to the Smiths. I do think Alain and M have a chemistry together that was absent with Marr and they just seem much more grown up, it was a more mature and confident Morrissey. Alain has swagger, he's just so cool. I remember seeing them for the first time and it was just magical, more than I had hoped for.I have a special place in my heart nostalgically for that early 90s incarnation of Morrissey's career. But even objectively, many years later, I still think it's my favorite period of his output. I love the Smiths and Johnny's a genius (well, he used to be) but Alain was MY Morrissey guitarist. I was so happy when he rejoined. There's something about him at Morrissey's side that just feels right.
I guess he's cagey because he's fully aware whatever happens next is up to Morrissey, not him. Not much point in Alain laying out huge plans at this stage - on a whim Moz could change his mind and he suddenly finds he's out of the band again and Boz back in, or his songwriting services are no longer required. Alain seems aware that his position is precarious - but even if it all ends again tomorrow, it looks as though this return has been mentally healing for him, and will help get rid of the bitter taste of the previous exit.Yes, nice interview but I lack information, there were many questions from the past, not the future, I thought Alain was going to tell what he is doing and will do with Moz, he just says he is back with Moz but nothing more.
So what’s the actual deal, has Boz left the band for sure? I know that he didn’t play at that last run of shows in Vegas, but I’ve never heard either way what his status is? What’s going on with that?I guess he's cagey because he's fully aware whatever happens next is up to Morrissey, not him. Not much point in Alain laying out huge plans at this stage - on a whim Moz could change his mind and he suddenly finds he's out of the band again and Boz back in, or his songwriting services are no longer required. Alain seems aware that his position is precarious - but even if it all ends again tomorrow, it looks as though this return has been mentally healing for him, and will help get rid of the bitter taste of the previous exit.