Morrissey on "Later with Jools Holland" - BBC 2 (May 21, 2004). Post your info and reviews in the comments section below.

Morrissey on "Top of the Pops" - BBC 1 (May 21, 2004). Post your info and reviews in the comments section below.

DY writes:

According to Aftonbladet.se Morrissey's new album is number one this week in Sweden, and he seems to be very happy about it. This is the first country where this has happened so far with the new album. Heja Sverige!
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Link posted by Where is my cup of tea? (link) on the general board:

Morrissey's comment: "I want to thank Sweden for being the first to give me a chart-topper." He takes particular pleasure in selling more than a Fame Factory-artist who's on third place: "It is an extra victory to beat such simple artists, or whatever you should call them." Fame Factory is a tastless Swedish take on the notorious tv-show Pop Idol... He promises to "raise a glass" for his Swedish audience tomorrow, but is saving the "little extra" for his show on the Swedish Hultsfredsfestivalen later this summer.

Original article in Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet

Speedway writes:

I spotted this article in Thursday's Manchester Evening News.

Film Spotlight on 'neglected' Smiths pals. By Carmel Thomason.

As Morrissey prepares for his homecoming gig and celebrates his 45th birthday at the MEN Arena on Saturday, I can reveal that two of his former Smiths bandmates are to make headlines of their own.

MontyClift writes:

Michael White does not like the new Morrissey. He gives it 1 out of 5.

YATQ review - FFWD magazine, Calgary Canada

Pedro Marques writes:

YATQ gets 9 in 10 in Jornal Blitz and was album of the week.

YATQ gets 8 in 10 in Jornal Publico

YATQ was album of the week in Jornal Independente

Torr sends the link:

Morrissey - Live! (link)
Updated 19th May 2004

Morrissey played live from Maida Vale on Zane and John Peel's show. Moz also gave a great interview to Zane.

Listen again and leave your comments on the session and interview...

Tony The Pony writes:

There are rumours on legendary gossip site POPBITCH that Moz will be appearing at the free Love Music/Hate Racism Festival at Finsbury Park on June 6th, 12 - 8pm. As he will be in town due to Meltdown and the fact that the Libertines (who are supporting him) on the 11th June are headlining this event it sounds possible. Maybe he'll be able to lay to rest Finsbury Park '92 at an event like this?