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Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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Miss Ann Thorpe
misanthrope
Who are they? Is it the same fella?
BookishBoy
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Gordon Ramsay's let himself go...
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Dermot O'Leary played The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get on his early morning BBC Radio 2 show of indie classics from the '90s, and said 'Ah, the great Morrissey. As they say, never meet your heroes. Met him twice, once for an interview which turned into a battles of wills and secondly on my honeymoon. Imagine meeting Morrissey on your honeymoon! Instead of wishing me and the current Mrs. O'Leary well, he just said "It won't last: these things never do". Thanks, Moz.' I expect Dermot's told this one a fair few times since he seems to have wed in 2012!
Janice
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Detergent O'Leary as he is fondly known.
Janice
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As these proved so popular - here's a couple more (without straying in to the realms of AI pictures being churned out elsewhere).
By _sirilo_r & _renato_serra_
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Marr/Carrack?
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Perfectly Satisfied
Paul Carrack - Morrissey-solo Wiki
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Perfectly Satisfied
Thank you, @Famous when dead , that is very interesting and now I am more embarassed because I read Severed Alliance and do not remember this from it
Re-upped.
Relive the 9 song gig & "unforseen circumstances" in full.
FWD.
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I'm not sure who it's supposed to be, but it looks like Henry Cavill and Henry Rollins had a love child together.
BookishBoy
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Comedian/actor Greg Davies lists "Suedehead" in this NME feature about his favourite music:
“When the song was released [in 1988], I was in a turbulent teenage relationship which I thought was life defining – of course it wasn’t – and I just couldn’t believe that line: ‘Why do you come here/When you know it makes things hard for me?’ I was trying to think of what to say to that girl and this man said had it for me. Morrissey’s known for a florid use of language and an Oscar Wildean turn of phrase, but his cleverness as a lyricist is how he can speak to you so eloquently in so few words. Obviously, he has terrible beliefs now.”
The song I wish I’d written
Morrissey – ‘Suedehead’“When the song was released [in 1988], I was in a turbulent teenage relationship which I thought was life defining – of course it wasn’t – and I just couldn’t believe that line: ‘Why do you come here/When you know it makes things hard for me?’ I was trying to think of what to say to that girl and this man said had it for me. Morrissey’s known for a florid use of language and an Oscar Wildean turn of phrase, but his cleverness as a lyricist is how he can speak to you so eloquently in so few words. Obviously, he has terrible beliefs now.”
Soundsville.
Miss Ann Thorpe
misanthrope
Why is no-one ranting against this Greg Davies fella, like the National fella, re his opinion of Moz ("Obviously, he has terrible beliefs now")? Who is Greg Davies anyway?
Crisstti
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No idea who he is, but I’ll rant
All these people are just gutless cowards. Having to add that little phrase there at the end, terrified of people thinking badly of them. “I admit I love Morrissey but please don’t cancel me, I’m with you guys, I swear”. It's pathetic.
Other than that, some very nice words for sure.
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Miss Ann Thorpe
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No idea who he is, but OK, I’ll rant
All these people are just gutless cowards. Having to add that little phrase there at the end, terrified of people thinking badly of them. “I admit I love Morrissey but please don’t cancel me, I’m with you guys, I swear”
Other than that some very nice words for sure.
I appreciate your rant! I agree with the rest of your post too.
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