http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7124463.stm
They had it up under top headlines...whoo.
I just wish he'd be a real man, put aside petty differences & rejoin The Smiths for a tour.
Scouser wrote:I agree...though cant see it unless they are all really skint (a la Happy Mondays, OMD, Tears For Fears etc etc) or want make obscene ammounts of money (The Police, Led Zep)
Seven Seas wrote:Since this is supposedly a Morrissey-related thread, I just have to ask this question.
In all sincerity, do you people really LIKE Morrissey (as in his solo career work) or do you like The Smiths better?
I'm going to be all honest. I really USED to like The Smiths. Now, I am over them but, I went for 3 years in a row to the Star & Garter (club on Fairfield Avenue in Manchester) for a Smiths/Morrissey music disco. The first year, I had a blast, really. Yet, the last 2 years, I felt almost morbid being there. I just felt like it was so you know, outdated but, it isn't b/c the man is still touring today. It's like weird b/c those years when I did enjoy their music, other life occurrences happened. Now, it's so "been over" if you know what I mean?
Grumpy_Jimbo wrote:I first caught Tears For Fears live in Glasgow Cotton Club, a venue which at most held 300 people, in 1982. They were actually supporting the Thompson Twins, this was when they were a hippy 7 piece and good........
The wierd thing was by the time the tour hit Glasgow TFF were in the top 10 with Mad World and Thompson Twins were still unknown but headlining lol......
Jimbo
crystal daze wrote:The Thomson Twits were supporting Bowie on his tour a year later. I had the misfortune to arrive at Murrayfield during their set - a truly appalling, tuneless cacophony. I hope they didn't inflict as much pain on your ears as they did on mine.
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