Re: The UK Premier Exhibition of The Complete Collection of ‘The Smiths’ Original Posters

4 firsts promo posters:
1. Hand In Glove
2. This Charming Man
3. What Difference Does It Make?
4. The Smiths (album)

Somehow still alive said:

Morrissey: "I'd rather die on stage than on a sofa covered with bread crumbs"

http://www.latercera.com/noticia/en...que-en-un-sofa-cubierto-de-migas-de-pan.shtml

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What an interesting read. Thanks.

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Morrissey: "I'd rather die on stage than on a sofa covered with bread crumbs"
The artist talks to The Third of seven shows in Chile and the recent collapse of health that almost knocks him forever.
by Claudio Vergara - 30/06/2013 - 2:23

Neither audiences nor stories of triumph fervent stage or backstage tissues. The biggest memory Steven Patrick Morrissey (54) has his last tour, a scene related to lapidary.

"It was terrible. He had played in January in Ohio, and I was perfect, but the next night at the hotel collapsed. I lost consciousness and when I recovered, it was covered in black blood...

UPDATE June 30:

Posted on Last of the Famous International Playboys / Tumblr:

The complete series of the “Morrissey & the Dummies" pics by Renaud Monfourny posted by joefrady on allyouneedismorrissey.com

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Posted on Last of the Famous International Playboys / Tumblr:

"Morrissey and the Dummies" by Renaud Monfourny
Six portraits done in London in 1991.
Geneviève Chevalier & Florent Fajole, éditeurs, Oslo / Paris



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Thank you very much Uncleskinny.

One of the luckiest people, Japanese photographer Masataka Ishida's photos can be seen here

An anonymous person sends the link:

Morrissey - Morrissey 25: Live (Official Trailer) - YouTube
http://youtu.be/6j3O5N4UIpA

Could someone make a picture of them playing to an empty room except for Julia?

New podcast from the SCARED TO GET HAPPY launch gig - chats with eight bands, some of whom discuss their connections to Morrissey and The Smiths...

http://themouthmagazine.wordpress.com/2013/06/24/stgh-mouthcast/

Mozrocker writes:

A poll organized by finnish rock magazine Soundi, 54 respondents

1. THE CLASH: London Calling (1979)
2. THE VELVET UNDERGROUND & NICO: The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)
3. THE BEATLES: Revolver (1966)
4. THE BEACH BOYS: Pet Sounds (1966)
5. NIRVANA: Nevermind (1991)
6. MARVIN GAYE: What's Going On (1971)
7. THE SMITHS: The Queen Is Dead (1986)
8. RADIOHEAD: Ok Computer (1997)
9. BOB DYLAN: Blonde On Blonde (1966)
10. THE BEATLES: Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1967)