Though i saw a cracking rainbow today.
Yes, i'm thinking i might buy Morrosey's book.I mean, he's no Oscar Wilde or Ian Curtis but it could be a good read. Does he have a go or something at Julie Birchill in the book? Thought i read somewhere that he has a snipe at her in it but may have misunderstood that.
He should really have just stuck to writing after The Smiths because the actual music for most of his solo stuff has been about as interesting as mixing cement.Ok maybe Everyday Is Like Sunday and Suedehead were great musically but the rest has been dire drudge.
And of course i can't leave any comment about Morrosey without mentioning Rob Gretton's famous line to him.
" You know your trouble, Morrissey, you never had the fucking guts to kill yourself"
I remember learning of The Smiths splitting up. Was a Monday evening in August 87 and had the Radio 1 evening show on when they announced it. Can't really recall my reaction exactly.Maybe slightly disappointed i guess as i'd enjoyed The Queen Is Dead album immensely and all the singles from 83 onwards but never got into the first 2 albums for some reason, think i only ever gave Meat Is Murder a couple of listens though That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore was ok. Strangeways, Here We Come had some great songs.Always liked Paint A Vulgar Picture, I Started Something..., Stop Me..., Last Night I Dreamt...
Girlfriend In A Coma is possibly my favourite Smiths song. Good tune, great lyrics and lovely guitar work from Marr
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