Morrissey Manchester Dec 22

[tony d]

Thinking of going to see his Lordship on the above date...

Anyone seen him live either solo or with the Smiths?????

[mrsjdtobe]

His Lordship roflmao:

I do like his songs....he is a bit of a bitch though, isn't he? lol

[tony d]

His Lordship roflmao:

I do like his songs....he is a bit of a bitch though, isn't he? lol

No spare ticket for you then :rolleyes: tdwn:

[mrsjdtobe]

I wouldn't say no mind ;)

I love live music and I bet he is a good performer....just very, errrr, camp!!! I like his stance though! He has cattitude!

[tony d]

I wouldn't say no mind ;)

I love live music and I bet he is a good performer....just very, errrr, camp!!! I like his stance though! He has cattitude!

You've burned your bridges now woman..Stick to Floyd, Beatles and ELO loljawdrop:

[mrsjdtobe]

I couldn't name a single tune 2 of those 3 bands sing....the other band i think are OK and I like many of their songs but they grow slightly tiresome quickly tup: As for Morrisey, fpmsl, 'I wish you an unhappy birthday' roflmao: and '... bludgeoned in your bed' roflmao:

[tony d]

I couldn't name a single tune 2 of those 3 bands sing....the other band i think are OK and I like many of their songs but they grow slightly tiresome quickly tup: As for Morrisey, fpmsl, 'I wish you an unhappy birthday' roflmao: and '... bludgeoned in your bed' roflmao:

Whats wrong with that woman:p

Big mouth strikes again was a classic in Dollars and Dimes come kicking out time back in the day....

Not for me obviously i was still in primary school or something....

[mrsjdtobe]

Sorry, I meant to add, who couldnt like the guy with lyrics like that?!!! Big Mough Strikes again....jeez I like most of his songs....some seem to drag on and be same same but overall I do rate him ;)

Still in primary school roflmao: Let's do the maths... :D

[tony d]

Still in primary school roflmao: Let's do the maths... :D

I can live with that comment...Better than what i would of written ...Something like "what as a fooking teacher" lol

[king billy]

Morrissey and the Smiths were/are class - Mozza's last two albums (Tormentors and Quarry) have been right up there with Bona Drag (his last great album post Smiths) - seen him twice Tone, the first was at St George's hall and one of the best gigs i've ever been to - a few moons ago now tho - bet it was 92/93 or sommat - he oozes charisma on stage and truly does own it, i don't think i've seen a more acomplished and confident performer since the late great Freddie departed this world!!...
Have you tried to get tickets yet? I'd be surprised if there's still some available - tickets for UK gigs are like rocking horse shit at the best of times - but in his hometown....

[Jantje simoen]

KB, do you mean Freddie Garraty of Freddie & the Dreamers RIP;) :rolleyes:

[tony d]

Still tickets matty.. 22nd.....

Just sorting out a leave pass now..... Probably take our kid to be honest....

[Johnny Yen]

Still tickets matty.. 22nd.....

Just sorting out a leave pass now..... Probably take our kid to be honest....

Morrissey doesn't command the crowds of yesteryear anymore, he played Halifax a little while back and it wsn't filled.

Back in the eighties I was bang into the Smiths sound, Morrissey was a lyrical, genius on thier first album, he wrote as you'd have a conversation to somebody.
And the Johnny Marr riffs just wonderful, their later albums (though very good) I found a little indulgent.

[ChuckleBantam]

Morrissey doesn't command the crowds of yesteryear anymore, he played Halifax a little while back and it wsn't filled.

Back in the eighties I was bang into the Smiths sound, Morrissey was a lyrical, genius on thier first album, he wrote as you'd have a conversation to somebody.
And the Johnny Marr riffs just wonderful, their later albums (though very good) I found a little indulgent.

That last tour he sold out in minutes Yenster, including Halifax. The tickets were like Rocking horse shit and I managed to make a few quid on em being the toutscum that I am. Tickets for his show at the Lowry were changeing hands at 6-700 quid a pair. He's not shifting them this time because it's under six months since his last tour and he's playing bigger venues.

[Clayton Bantam]

He's that good he's up there with the likes of Lulu, Cliff Richard and Bucks Fizz!!:D :D :D

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