It's over, Boz?

[T. H. Auden]

If you listen to the concert from Brooklyn, a bit after the 43:00 mark it sounds a bit like Morrissey says "It's over, Boz, it's over", don’t you think(?). So maybe Boz is the last in an endless succession of people saying goodbye to Morrissey. And then seconds later he introduces the band…

 

[stux]

It does sound a lot like that, I agree!

 

[Beathoover]

He's actually saying "Beethoven was deaf", hence the title of his 1993 live LP.

 

[Amy]

Nah. It's not clear but I hear something closer to, "..Both of us, it's over"?

 

[T. H. Auden]

Nah. It's not clear but I hear something closer to, "..Both of us, it's over"?

I think maybe you should book an appointment to get one or two hearing aids then

 

[JoeSellMozza]

Would love to download separate MP3s of the show

 

[Raphael Lambach]

I guess he say "It's over, Boz, it's over".

 

[Amy]

I think maybe you should book an appointment to get one or two hearing aids then

On second listen... I hear boss not Boz.
It's over, boss, it's over?

He could be talking to God for all we know. Even if it is Boz, I don't see why he'd say it or what he's getting at. But then I don't know why he never acknowledged Boz leaving, either.

 

[Amy]

I think maybe you should book an appointment to get one or two hearing aids then

In the grand Moz tradition?

 

[Deleted member 29227]

To my ears it's: Beethoven was...Beethoven...was deaf.

 

[not deaf]

To my ears it's: Beethoven was...Beethoven...was deaf.

100% this

 

[YOR]

If you listen to the concert from Brooklyn, a bit after the 43:00 mark it sounds a bit like Morrissey says "It's over, Boz, it's over", don’t you think(?). So maybe Boz is the last in an endless succession of people saying goodbye to Morrissey. And then seconds later he introduces the band…

The last part is definitely "It's over", but I'm not sure about the first part? It sounds a bit like "It's all that was"... So I guess it could be "It's all that was. It's over" ??

 

[Deleted member 29227]

The last part is definitely "It's over", but I'm not sure about the first part? It sounds a bit like "It's all that was"... So I guess it could be "It's all that was. It's over" ??

Specsavers Hearing Test Booking

 

[DaggerDave]

100% this

1000%

 

[DaggerDave]

The door isn't closed, therefore it is not goodbye.

 

[YOR]

Specsavers Hearing Test Booking

Listen again!

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, Moz always announces a band members departure on stage in song, several months after they've already gone.

 

[stux]

Yes, Moz always announces a band members departure on stage in song, several months after they've already gone.

he did sing "No-one can hold a candle to you" for Alain after he had left

I admit it is unlikely that he has sung "It's over Boz" but I do think it sounds that way.

 

[T. H. Auden]

Yes, Moz always announces a band members departure on stage in song, several months after they've already gone.

You must feel so broken inside having to spew out venom like this online to feel good about yourself.

 

[Skylarker]

When I first saw this thread I assumed it was the audio equivalent of "I saw Elvis' face in a nacho" but I have to say that upon listening to it, it absolutely sounds like he's saying "it's over, Boz." And given the theme of the song (was this the first time it reappeared into the live shows?) I must admit I'm intrigued.