posted by davidt on Thursday April 22 2004, @09:00AM
Johan de Witt writes:

Billboard review "Irish Blood, English Heart":

MORRISSEY
Irish Blood, English Heart
Producer(s): Jerry Finn
Writer(s): Morrissey, Whyte
Publisher(s): not listed
Genre: MODERN ROCK
Label/Catalog Number: Sanctuary ATMDJ-85613-2 (CD promo)
Source: Billboard Magazine
Originally Reviewed: April 24, 2004


The ever melancholy Morrissey found his musical niche years ago and stayed there. But "Irish Blood, English Heart" should be a feast for sore ears, as it has been years since the former Smiths singer has released such an upbeat and spirited song. Rabid fans and casual listeners alike will enjoy this refreshing return to form, which features Moz's pervasive sociopolitical angst. Set against a backdrop of crashing guitars and brooding vocals-with lyrics denouncing contemporary English doctrine-"Heart" works itself into a frenzied crescendo that abruptly ends. Produced by Jerry Finn (Blink-182, AFI, Green Day), this morsel from the artist's forthcoming new album, "You Are the Quarry," will leave anxious fans swooning.-KK
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  • Great! Another positive review of Morrissey's latest. Can only be a good thing!
    Anonymous -- Thursday April 22 2004, @11:04AM (#97011)


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