Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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'What Difference Does It Make': The Smiths song that Morrissey called "embarrassing"
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'What Difference Does It Make': The Smiths song that Morrissey called "embarrassing"
‘What Difference Does It Make’: The Smiths song that Morrissey called “embarrassing”
Morrissey wasn't a big fan.
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Watching The Gold on BBC I-player a 6 part drama based on the Brinks-Mat bullion robbery and its aftermath.... (It's watchable if not astounding)
Anyway episode 5 finishes with The Smiths I Know It's Over playing over the final credits.
As a side note Jack Lowden, who played Morrissey in The England Is Mine film, plays the infamous career criminal Kenneth Noye - (who, amongst a plethora of offences, killed a policeman and got away with it).
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Anyway episode 5 finishes with The Smiths I Know It's Over playing over the final credits.
As a side note Jack Lowden, who played Morrissey in The England Is Mine film, plays the infamous career criminal Kenneth Noye - (who, amongst a plethora of offences, killed a policeman and got away with it).
BBC One - The Gold
Six armed men steal £26m worth of gold and set about trying to dispose of the bullion.
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The Seeker of Good Songs
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ICON: MUSIC THROUGH THE LENS
There is a six episode documentary series, from 2020, that I just saw the last 30 minutes of episode five, entitled, "On the Wall"
It's a PBS series described as, "Featuring in-depth and often irreverent interviews with the world’s best-known music photographers, musicians, gallerists, music journalists and social commentators, Icon: Music Through the Lens is an eye-opening, six-part, thrill ride through the amazing world of music photography."
During the closing credits, an image of The Smiths' "Meat Is Murder" album cover was shown.
Has anyone seen this series? Is The Smiths or Morrissey shown or discussed in it?
There is a six episode documentary series, from 2020, that I just saw the last 30 minutes of episode five, entitled, "On the Wall"
It's a PBS series described as, "Featuring in-depth and often irreverent interviews with the world’s best-known music photographers, musicians, gallerists, music journalists and social commentators, Icon: Music Through the Lens is an eye-opening, six-part, thrill ride through the amazing world of music photography."
During the closing credits, an image of The Smiths' "Meat Is Murder" album cover was shown.
Has anyone seen this series? Is The Smiths or Morrissey shown or discussed in it?
Roadside Peek, which is an Instagram account documenting retro signs and architecture, featured “Panic” on their post today.
Young And Alive
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Heaven knows I'm miserable Noye.Watching The Gold on BBC I-player a 6 part drama based on the Brinks-Mat bullion robbery and its aftermath.... (It's watchable if not astounding)
Anyway episode 5 finishes with The Smiths I Know It's Over playing over the final credits.
As a side note Jack Lowden, who played Morrissey in The England Is Mine film, plays the infamous career criminal Kenneth Noye - (who, amongst a plethora of offences, killed a policeman and got away with it).
BBC One - The Gold
Six armed men steal £26m worth of gold and set about trying to dispose of the bullion.
The Seeker of Good Songs
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What the Morrissey reference?
The band posting anything when reporting to be in France is potentially relevant to the Morrissey album recording.
FWD.
The Seeker of Good Songs
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Oh, I didn't know where it was sourced from...just thought it was some random recorder image.
BookishBoy
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I Noye It's Over
Young And Alive
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I Noye Very Well How I Got My Name
Lionel Cliffhanger
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In the future, when Noye’s well
Young And Alive
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Noye it’s not like any other love
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“Sunday morning is every day for all I care” - Nirvana - Lithium
That lyric is too close to Everyday Is Like Sunday to be a coincidence.
Someone has probably posted this before, but if not, thoughts?
That lyric is too close to Everyday Is Like Sunday to be a coincidence.
Someone has probably posted this before, but if not, thoughts?
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