04/04/21/089217
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @11:00PM
Post your info and reviews related to this concert in the comments section below. Informative and interesting posts will be moderated up and highlighted. Other links (photos, external reviews, etc.) related to this concert will also be compiled in this section as they are sent in.
04/04/27/0826228
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
and_bov writes: Morrissey will play in Italy at the "Flippaut" Festival in Bologna on Sunday 13 June. Here is the full show of the festival:
DOMENICA 13 GIUGNO
MUSE
MORRISSEY
THE RASMUS
JET
THE VEILS
TRE ALLEGRI RAGAZZI MORTI
TV ON THE RADIO
THE ZUTONS,
KAITO
YOUNG HEART ATTACK
For more info check http://www.indipendenti.com o http://www.flippautrockfestival.com (online from 29/4/2004)---
ANNA NEVER also writes: Morrissey will be on 13/06/04 in Bologna (Italy) at Flippaut Rock Festival!
Buy tickets here.---
Davide also writes: Morrissey seems to be playing at FLIPPAUT festival on 13th June in Bologna.
Click on the link.
04/04/27/1538211
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
MJH writes: Morrissey's full line-up for this year's Meltdown Festival at London's Royal Festival Hall can be seen here:
http://www.rfh.org.uk/meltdown/
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Ross also writes: 100 gold passes, giving access to all the Meltdown events go on sale this thursday for £275 from the Royal Festival Hall box office.---
XFM also writes:
X-clusive: Morrissey Set For Meltdown Shows
The full line-up of this year's Morrissey-curated Meltdown Festival has just
been announced and includes shows from The Libertines, Sparks, Nancy
Sinatra and three shows from the great man himself.
For the full story, go to:
X-clusive: Morrissey Set For Meltdown Shows.
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Curt Woyte also writes:
The NME has the confirmed Meltdown line-up as curated by Morrissey. Link: Morrissey reveals Meltdown Festival line-up.
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04/04/27/095229
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
Micha writes: There will be a huge Morrissey-article (Coverstory, interview, discography, review of YATQ) in the German issue of the Rolling Stone-Magazine, which will appear Thursday, the 29th of April.
www.rollingstone.de---
Kid-Creole also writes: Morrissey Special and IV in newest Issue of the german "Rolling Stone" titled:
DIE WIEDERGEBURT DES DANDYS!!!!!!!
04/04/27/0837239
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
04/04/27/0828255
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
Kim writes: According to Live105.com (SF radio station), Morrissey set to play Lollapalooza on 7/17 & 7/18.---
Aaron writes: From the Shoreline Amphitheater web site
Lollapalooza, Morrissey, Sonic Youth, Le Tigre, Modest Mouse, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Broken Social Scene, The Walkmen, Wolf Eyes, Danger Mouse, The Datsuns, Sahara Hotnights, DJ Peretz (aka Perry Farrell), Bumblebeez, Secret Machines, The Killers
July 17, 2004 at 12:00AM
Shoreline Amphitheatre
Mountain View, CA
On Sale May 2, 2004 - 10:00AM
Reserved tickets are $49.50
General admission tickets are $29.50
04/04/27/0915253
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
Torr writes: Review link (rating: 4/5)
Irish Blood, English Heart
by Morrissey on Sanctuary
Release date: 10th May 2004
The legacy of The Smiths stands as firm as Morrissey’s inconsistent solo work. But although we can lay the blame for The Ordinary Boys directly at his feet, ‘Irish Blood, English Heart’, is a chilling indictment of everything Morrissey has ever offered comment on and a comeback full of patriotic venom and intent.
Co-written with guitarist Alain Whyte and produced by Blink 182 and Green Day knobsman, Jerry Finn, it’s Morrissey’s most guitar-heavy solo piece to date. Its slow, drum-driven intro verse gives way to fiery, descending guitar spirals (typified by the likes of AFI et al), over the same rigid rhythms that have underpinned all of his music.
Ever Morrissey, it’s an anti-political, republican rant, dreaming of a time when people ”spit upon the name Oliver Cromwell”, refute current politics and regime, and stamp out the ‘pollutant’ Monarchy. His voice, as creeping and beautiful as ever, controls the mix like always, replete with his brooding, dark and ever infectious sense melody.
It’s not exactly 'Suedehead' but still, it remains an intelligent, relevant and wonderful return to form. More than that, it’s something undeniably British that will hopefully re-introduce one of the all-time greats to a whole new generation.
04/04/27/0854248
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
04/04/27/1532225
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posted by
davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
Ben writes: There is a small drawing of Morrissey on page 19 of this week's (03 May 2004) New Yorker magazine; there is also a short piece about his concerts in New York in the "Night Life" section. I don't have a scanner or I'd scan the picture -- perhaps someone else could?
Update: 04/27 17:23 GMT by D: Scan / article posted on the message board ( link) by last of the gang to die:
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04/04/27/1556205
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davidt
on Tuesday April 27 2004, @09:00AM
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