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danniellasmincepies
09 Jul 14 20:06
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World Peace Is None of Your Business

'They' said back to his early Smiths best Shocked

Not heard it in depth but all i keep thinking of are the Bernard Manning versions
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5cS0bZiJ1Q

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By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 20:51
absolute legend. Love him.
By:
dewey
When: 09 Jul 14 20:52
Morrissey gives me the creeps...always did...weirdo! imo.
By:
akabula
When: 09 Jul 14 21:04
Sorry Kenny we're at the opposite ends of the spectrum with him. Talentless, tuneless and pointless. I can't even listen to him talk without wanting to throw up. Angry
By:
dewey
When: 09 Jul 14 21:09
akabula said 'Talentless, tuneless and pointless. I can't even listen to him talk without wanting to throw up.' .....to be honest I can't even look at him without wanting to throw up!
By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 21:26
akabula, I like him as a person and his tremendous empathy towards animals. Not a fan of his music in particular although I've heard considerably worse.
By:
Shanelee1966
When: 09 Jul 14 21:30
I was blown away when the Smiths burst on the scene, bigger than the Beatles I would say. They weren`t but they were better.
By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 21:31
The Ross- Morrissey interview is absolutely hilarious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZDI4PIq8_s
By:
akabula
When: 09 Jul 14 21:34
I know that aspect of him Kenny and fair doos but as a singer yuch. Childish lyrics delivered appallingly.
By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 21:37
happy birthday Shane, you table topper you.
By:
Barry Conway
When: 09 Jul 14 21:37
Top bloke. Palace fan who knobbed Amanda Holden. I'm surprised  not surprised by the vitriol. Jealousy.
By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 21:39
Top bloke indeed. No doubt about that.
By:
dewey
When: 09 Jul 14 21:41
'Top bloke. Palace fan who knobbed Amanda Holden'.....well that says it all about him and his fans!!!!!!
By:
Shanelee1966
When: 09 Jul 14 21:44
Cheers Kenny, had my share of luck Grin
By:
kenny mann
When: 09 Jul 14 21:48
You're too modest.

I've been in thta spot a few times, albeit briefly. Gone to pot in last 6 months or so.
By:
crags
When: 09 Jul 14 22:01
Mozza is a true legend and The Smiths made some of the best tunes ever, not just of the 80s. Great lyricist, up there with the very best.
By:
Shanelee1966
When: 09 Jul 14 22:01
The importance of being Morrissey:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e32cF6vIMuc
By:
crags
When: 09 Jul 14 22:02
'I was looking for a job and then I found a job, and heaven knows I'm miserable now'
By:
gentlemanjohn
When: 09 Jul 14 22:14
Remember the time the smiths came to play a show near our town & all the knobheads coming to school the next morning with branches hanging out of their back pockets. Still dont know what the fck that was all about
By:
Emden
When: 09 Jul 14 22:15
'I was looking for a job and then I found a job, and heaven knows I'm miserable now'

classic lyric that sums up 95% of the working population in one line
By:
Shanelee1966
When: 09 Jul 14 22:16
GrinGrin
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Eeternaloptimist
When: 09 Jul 14 22:27
He tries too hard. He isnt Wilde. He isn't even Stephen Fry. The first half of his book was quite entertaining but fell off a cliff attached to an out of key piano about halfway through. The Smiths were a great band in my view but that was because of the group dynamic. It is to his discredit that he treats the input coming from Joyce and Rourke in such a derogatory fashion as if all they were were session muscians. They drove the sound and gave it depth. Without them The Smiths would have been little more than fey nancy boys instead of what they were whcih was a whipcrack smart dynamic edgy live band. Throw in Marr's brilliance at the time and Morrisey had a pretty easy time of it. He's occasionally sparkled since those days but that was when he was truly relevant and it is inconceivable that his long time collaborators have written songs for him to compare with what he and Marr came up with in the early 80's. It's like Macartney's flame occasionally flickers but never roars and he at least still writes his own stuff.
By:
TommyBarnes
When: 10 Jul 14 10:03
Released 25 years ago:
There are some bad people on the right
There are some bad people on the right
They're saving their own skins by ruining people's lives

Bad, bad people on the right
Young married couple in debt ever felt had?
Young married couple in debt ever felt had?

On a government scheme designed to kill your dream
Oh Mum, oh Dad
Once poor, always poor
La la la la la

Interesting drug
The one that you took, tell the truth, it really helped you
An interesting drug
The one that you took, God, it really, really helped you

You wonder why we're only half ashamed?
Because enough is too much
And look around
Can you blame us? Can you blame us?
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