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Noel Coward
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Has anyone here listened to 'Bona Drag' lately?.
> Bona Drag is the album that showcases Steven's remarkable voice.
> If anyone ever had any doubt about His Master's Voice than this
> is the album I would force them to listen to if I had to. His
> voice is so clear and strong, it really shows what a brilliant
> vocalist Our Moz is, especially with a little help from Street.
> The standout songs for me are as follows:
> Will Never Marry; Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big
> Difference;
> Ouja Ouja Board; Everyday...; He Knows I'd Like To See Him; the
> totally mindblowing and superb 'Yes I Am Blind'; Lucky Lisp
> (excellent lyrics by the way), and the totally exquisite
> Suedehead; and the truly gorgeous 'He Knows I'd Love To See Him' sapposedly about Marr.
> I don't know what happened between Moz and Street (seemingly yet
> another row about the folding stuff). No producer has showcased
> and understood Morrissey as an artist than Street. If Johnny
> Marr was Moz's first muse than Street has to be second no doubt
> about that.
> Kill Uncle would have been absolute knock out if street had been
> on board. Why can't Mozzer forgive and forget and just move on;
> he's so petulant and unforgiving. He also made rather ungallant
> flippant remarks about his fallen idol Sandie Shaw about two
> years ago which I found totally surprising. How could someone
> who is sapposed to be gentle and discreet make such vicious
> remarks about a woman over fifty?. Especially when he idolised
> her as a child! What did she do to him? Has he got one forgiving
> bone in his body? Emmmmmh on second thoughts don't answer that
> question, I know what some smart alec is going to say to that!
> Steven grow up! Hairdresser On Fire is absolute rubbish, and a
> song you should have forgotten about a long time ago. You don't
> know who your best producer ever was, and you don't know your
> best songs. I think you desperately need to review your career
> and decide what works for you and what doesn't. I don't think
> you've made any mistakes artisically, but there are some things
> you do and sing better than others.
> All my Love
> N.C
> Bona Drag is the album that showcases Steven's remarkable voice.
> If anyone ever had any doubt about His Master's Voice than this
> is the album I would force them to listen to if I had to. His
> voice is so clear and strong, it really shows what a brilliant
> vocalist Our Moz is, especially with a little help from Street.
> The standout songs for me are as follows:
> Will Never Marry; Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big
> Difference;
> Ouja Ouja Board; Everyday...; He Knows I'd Like To See Him; the
> totally mindblowing and superb 'Yes I Am Blind'; Lucky Lisp
> (excellent lyrics by the way), and the totally exquisite
> Suedehead; and the truly gorgeous 'He Knows I'd Love To See Him' sapposedly about Marr.
> I don't know what happened between Moz and Street (seemingly yet
> another row about the folding stuff). No producer has showcased
> and understood Morrissey as an artist than Street. If Johnny
> Marr was Moz's first muse than Street has to be second no doubt
> about that.
> Kill Uncle would have been absolute knock out if street had been
> on board. Why can't Mozzer forgive and forget and just move on;
> he's so petulant and unforgiving. He also made rather ungallant
> flippant remarks about his fallen idol Sandie Shaw about two
> years ago which I found totally surprising. How could someone
> who is sapposed to be gentle and discreet make such vicious
> remarks about a woman over fifty?. Especially when he idolised
> her as a child! What did she do to him? Has he got one forgiving
> bone in his body? Emmmmmh on second thoughts don't answer that
> question, I know what some smart alec is going to say to that!
> Steven grow up! Hairdresser On Fire is absolute rubbish, and a
> song you should have forgotten about a long time ago. You don't
> know who your best producer ever was, and you don't know your
> best songs. I think you desperately need to review your career
> and decide what works for you and what doesn't. I don't think
> you've made any mistakes artisically, but there are some things
> you do and sing better than others.
> All my Love
> N.C
