Recent content by Billy A

Well, this is disappointing. Not necessarily the reissue, but the artwork. In fact the artwork itself isn’t too bad; if that was used for a new live album from a show in the past ten years, I’d be happy. However, this being a live album from shows 30+ years ago is just… well, it’s just odd...

I really enjoy this, such a great groove. Good to see Morrissey be covered in such a loving and enjoyable way. Well done, and good luck, to Gillespie and team.

It's all subjective isn't it. WPINOYB has actually aged rather well. LIHS less so, mainly due to the second half, which contains tracks that drag and leave you empty.

Isn’t this old news?

I posted that because the symptoms are necessarily caused by being overworked.

An online search for physical exhaustion resulted in articles about fatigue. Here’s a snippet from Better Health for those concerned/curious. Causes of fatigue The wide range of causes that can trigger fatigue include: Medical causes– unrelenting exhaustion may be a sign of an underlying...

I suspect (okay, hope) we have a response about this from Morrissey in the coming days. We don’t know what’s gone on; is he too depressed or is it issues with the contract over these shows, or both? All we can do is speculate but that doesn’t really help. It is not fair that many travel far and...

Can we attribute a sharp decline in Morrissey with Central? Back in the day of true-to-you each update, no matter how rare an update, at least it was worthy of our attention, interesting and kept up engaged, somehow, until the next update. Central on the other hand just seems... unnecessary...

Could this be for a live recording and a repackaged album celebrating the 20 year anniversary? Scheduled at the start of the year for a release months later? Something tells me a deal is likely with this as part of the package. We remain in hope.

It's a tough choice, but I will go out on a limb and say, for me, it's Without Music. I love The Night Pop Dropped, and even the title track. Notre-Dame, although somewhat muddled, is catchy. The sound of that album is very different to what we've heard from Morrissey, whereas Bonfire is very...

Ah yes, so you're right. I'll edit.

What surprised me here is how '80s/'90s heavy this setlist is. Here's a breakdown (of sorts): 80s Suedehead Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before How Soon Is Now? Girlfriend In A Coma Half A Person Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want Everyday Is Like Sunday Sweet And...

What happened to Julia? Is she dead?