Re: "The People I Dont Like" - The Smiths?
Purleeze! The words "We have an old tape in the loft" are such a giveaway. If you really had such a tape, you'd find it first, convert it to a better format, and either make shed-loads of money out of it, or pass it on to us and be a hero. As it...
(Creepy I know, but I'm not really answering my own post! Honest!)
I since found out that the song was made famous by Nat King Cole and it is called to What'll I do.
If Morrissey reads this... then there's an idea for ya!
TT
Has anybody else on the site ever had any dreams (bizzare or otherwise) featuring Morrissey?
I had one years ago, where I dreamt I was on my way to one of his concerts (not sure where, you don't always recognise places in dreams for some reason) I was very late and the harder I tried to run...
Following on from all the endless conjecture about the possible new album - not to mention the dubious but nevertheless interesting posts from individuals such as Roma De Moz (New Song Titles post below somewhere), it occurred to me that even though Morrissey's new album might actually be called...
"....I'm here to see Kristeen Young"
or
"Do you think I'm Julia or something?"
or
"Is that thing clean?"
or
"Why have you never returned my calls?"
or
"The vicar said he can fit us in in September..."
TT
Enough is enough... I for one would welcome a Greatist Hits compliation. The Suedehead one was ages ago and needs dramatically updating.
The Best Of... was okay but also very old now.
My Early Burgulary Years was really good - but it wasn't a greatest hits thing anyway - mostly harder to...
Okay, it's not worth a poll, but generally speaking, which of the two new songs do you prefer - "All You Need Is Me" or "That's How People Grow Up"?
I'll start things of by saying that after hearing both only once, I preferred All You Need Is Me, but now that I've heard them a few times...
I'd rather it was with vocals. I know about most of instrumentals kicking around and that's really for the uber-completists amongst us. Trying to sort out the confirmed from the rumoured unreleased complete songs is a nightmare - I did find a really good site which deals with this very topic...
I'm hoping to compile a CD or ipod playlist for myself (and anyone who might want a copy) of all of Morrissey's unreleased songs.
I need help forming an absolute definite list of all the songs he has recorded (live or studio) but that he has not yet released.
Thing is, there are lots of...
I always thought he sang "A man with Southern ways" instead of the actual sullen ways line...
Don't know why.... Southern ways seemed very Morrissey to me.
Cracking song though.
TT
More thoughts…
Live at Madison Square Garden
(Yes, Morrissey, that’s a hint if you read this site)
The Sound of the City
Oh phoney!
(Just the title… the song doesn’t need to be included)
The Best of British
Itinerant Child
(A live album)
Anthology
(Boring I know…but it...
Okay, lets assume he's going to continue making albums...
let's hear your imaginative/witty/appropriate/potential/ridiculous album titles.
I'll start... (although they all suck!)
1. "A lifetime of under-acheivement"
(This is a dig at the Brit/NME Awards)
2. "Questionable"...
I always though it was another of those added voices that we hear so often in Morrissey's records. To my ears it sounds like a voice similar to the one at the beginning of Maladjusted (Anthony Newley) and it sounds to me as if he is saying something like "We told you"
Anyway, that's what I...
I'd imagine that much of the lyrics and the main themes would have been the same.... although perhaps less of the "evil legal eagle" type stuff.
Musically it could have been a bit different though. Viva Hate could easily pass as a Smiths album and there are elements of each album that...
...and...and....there's more... the song choice is waaaay wrong too. Something more uptempo like Daddy's Voice or NF Disco would have caused more of a stir. Or perhaps something rare - Pigsty is so last year! ;-)
I can put my hand on my heart and state quite categorically that Morrissey the 23rd, despite being a Celtic fan (and subsequently prone to lapses in taste) has never, to my knowledge, had a mullet. Unless he grew one between tours.... in which case then you'd be right - but it's unlikely - and...
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