Slightly off-topic, but I met Boz Boorer coming out of one those stores once, back in about 1991! He stopped and talked for ages, and signed the Moz bootleg cassette I had just bought at Camden Market. Nice guy!
Apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere, but ...
My CD2 of In The Future When All's Well lists track 2 as "I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now" on the back, and as "I'll Never Be Anyone's Hero Now" on the front pullout sleeve.
Anybody's/Anyone's ... SLOPPY, Attack! My God, no wonder...
From the subject line, I thought this was going to be about a tribute band to Sweet and Tender Hooligans ... who are themselves a tribute band.
That would be awesome.
Um, no.
I'm a gay man, but Morrissey does absolutely nothing for me in the trouserage department.
It's quite a relief really ... I'd hate to think I liked him for that reason, when really it's just the words and the music.
Hmmm, I think the production on this album is supposed to be very rough and raw sounding - almost as if there is no production at all. A lot of the songs sound like they were recorded in one take with little mixing ... and I love the fact that Moz sounds like he has a cold a lot of the time...
I use iTunes to play music. I started iTunes, put the CD in, and the three audio tracks showed up there, no problem. It let me rip them to mp3 without a hitch.
To watch the video, I inserted the CD when iTunes was not running - it started itself up just fine.
It's great that in the video, when...
So today, of course, I went to buy "The Youngest Was The Most Loved", and bought each of the three formats in a separate transaction, on the off chance that doing so might count as more sales (for chart purposes) than buying them all at the same time. The woman at the cash register looked at me...
Exactly. When I met him, even though he had to be somewhere else (a car was waiting for him), he stopped to talk for about ten minutes, and even asked me questions. (One of which, when he found out my name, was "Do you live at ...?" - he knew where I lived, presumably from letters I had sent him...
Exactly. I always thought it was "soft touch" too ... I just went back and listened to it again, loud on headphones, and yes, it is. It does make perfect sense in the context - it's easy to get whatever you want out of Tony.
It's interesting when people from other countries misinterpret...
Two from 1985:
"And when I'm lying in my bed
I think about life and I think about death
And neither one particularly appeals to me"
and
"If you ever need self-validation
Just meet me in the alley by the railway station"
Such pathos and such humour, all mixed up together.
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