What period of Morrissey do you prefer?

[nicky wire's legs]

How f***ING dare you, you boomer scum.

your schtick has become so lame

 

[nicky wire's legs]

I mean, it always was. but now it's like I cringe a little every time I read your posts.

 

[Svea]

 

[Deleted member 1074]

your schtick has become so lame

Suck my schtick.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

Suck my schtick.

youll be going on ignore again if you don't watch it

 

[Deleted member 1074]

youll be going on ignore again if you don't watch it

I’m not seeing the downside.

 

[nicky wire's legs]

I’m not seeing the downside.

oh how spurious

 

[Anonymous]

I have liked very few artists. I loved Morrissey. Wish he had not hide his racism and came out decades ago. I am done with him. I can't even listen to his old stuff. Goodbye!

 

[Vesper Nocturne]

I have liked very few artists. I loved Morrissey. Wish he had not hide his racism and came out decades ago. I am done with him. I can't even listen to his old stuff. Goodbye!

BYE

 

[Anonymous]

2004. The Quarry era.

Four UK top 10 singles, a #2 album, numerous TV appearances including Top of the Pops, his songs on the radio, as well as being on tour with Alain still in the band (for at least part of the year).

Not bad for a 45 year old, given that the single charts is a young artist's game.

He had similar chart success during Viva Hate, but no tour, and it came off the back of the sadness of the end of The Smiths. So, for me 2004 shades it.

It was a glorious return to the public eye and to critical and commercial success, and it's sad to know that those days will never return.

 

[Anonymous]

Morrissey's racism has destroyed his legacy.

 

[Deleted member 1074]

I have liked very few artists. I loved Morrissey. Wish he had not hide his racism and came out decades ago. I am done with him. I can't even listen to his old stuff. Goodbye!

For a split second I thought this was rifke and was very please.