The Father Who Must Be Killed

[Stuheff]

I'm not one to spread scandalous rumours/thoughts about Moz or his Music however, does anybody else find it intriguing that Jed Weitzman is Henry Winklers step son.

It would be intriguing if this song was about him.

 

[the fonz]

"rolls eyes"

> I'm not one to spread scandalous rumours/thoughts about Moz or his Music
> however, does anybody else find it intriguing that Jed Weitzman is Henry
> Winklers step son.

> It would be intriguing if this song was about him.

you're kidding ... right?

 

[Stuheff]

Yeah Listen to it.

It's fascinating.

It sounds metaphorical.

 

[Danny]

So does that mean Jed has a secret sister who wants to kill the Fonz?

 

[Stuheff]

Re: So does that mean Jed has a secret sister who wants to kill the Fonz?

How abolut a step sister?

 

[vicarinatutugal]

hahahahaha that crossed my mind as well!

 

[Stuheff]

Re: So does that mean Jed has a secret sister who wants to kill the Fonz?

I have the songs set up on my Ipod in the wrong order. It segues effortlessly into the "youngest was the Most Loved" and quiet frankly it sounds like it could be 1 complete song about the pressures of being an 'older' Step Child.

And the pressures of having younger siblings to which you don't truly belong.

I dont fully believe it's about anyone in particular, however, take the 2 songs together (whether they are meant that way or not) and it makes an interesting aside to an otherwise (in my opinion) great pop album

These are the kinds of things that make Moz a great artist.

Agree? Anyone?

 

[Stuheff]

Re: hahahahaha that crossed my mind as well!

OOps posted this earlier in wrong order... Apologies Vicar....gal

I have the songs set up on my Ipod in the wrong order. It segues effortlessly into the "youngest was the Most Loved" and quiet frankly it sounds like it could be 1 complete song about the pressures of being an 'older' Step Child.

And the pressures of having younger siblings to which you don't truly belong.

I dont fully believe it's about anyone in particular, however, take the 2 songs together (whether they are meant that way or not) and it makes an interesting aside to an otherwise (in my opinion) great pop album

These are the kinds of things that make Moz a great artist.

Agree? Anyone?

 

[Danny]

Re: hahahahaha that crossed my mind as well!

The Youngest is so obviously about Morrissey himself (except he didn't become a killer, hopefully). The description of the pain of shyness so obviously comes from experience.

 

[Stuheff]

Re: hahahahaha that crossed my mind as well!

True.

But then the 'killer' could be he person in You have killed me.

Truly this album has amazing undertones.