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Isle of Wight Festival offered Phil Collins as stand in drummer in 2005

posted by davidt on Friday March 07 2008, @01:00PM
Link posted by Bournemoz in the forums (original post):

Lily Allen pulls out of Isle Of Wight festival - NME.com

Quote from Isle Of Wight festival organiser John Giddings:

“I find it very disappointing. These artists don't seem to have a responsibility to their audience. Morrissey pulled out two weeks before the festival [in 2005], claiming he was never booked, and he told us he didn't have a drummer.

“I offered him Phil Collins and he still said he wouldn't do it, but Travis replaced him and they were absolutely phenomenal."
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(Don't Taunt) The Reaper: 26 tempting but inappropriate funeral songs

posted by davidt on Friday March 07 2008, @01:00PM
Scarlet Ibis writes:
(Don't Taunt) The Reaper: 26 tempting but inappropriate funeral songs - The A.V. Club

The Smiths at number 22

22. The Smiths, "I Know It's Over"
"Oh mother, I can feel the soil falling over my head," wails our man Morrissey in one of The Smiths' finest, saddest moments. Your goth girlfriend might want this one played at her funeral, but relatives won't be comfortable with the imagery—or the moaning. Sure, they want to give you a proper burial, but they don't want to picture dirt covering your lifeless body. Not for you, my love. Not tonight, my love.

Music better than drugs for depression (ruling out Morrissey at end of article)

posted by davidt on Friday March 07 2008, @01:00PM
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Music Beats Drugs for Curing Depression - Gimundo

Excerpt:

...We're assuming she'd probably rule out misery maestros like Morrissey, but you've probably got plenty of upbeat tunes in your collection that could brighten your mood whenever you need a lift. We recommend a dash of The Postal Service, followed up with a few tunes from The Polyphonic Spree or The Flaming Lips. Be warned: Side effects may include uncontrollable smiling.

Luis Tosar (Spanish actor) interprets a character loving The Smiths

posted by davidt on Friday March 07 2008, @01:00PM
An anonymous person writes:
Luis Tosar dice que lo que me mueve es el impulso visceral, más que lo racional - terra

Spleen known that night 'Russian', a woman who fits into one of the three things that this man likes in life: 'the writer galician Ramon Maria del Valle-Inclan, the British music group The Smiths and flequillo bad with girls'.

He explained that, unlike other characters that has embodied, Spleen is' much more external 'and considered' a big challenge 'as' perhaps I specialized in introspective characters with internal problems and not exteriorizaban tormented'.

He added that this facet 'is also part of me, the nervousness that emerges from it, but so far had not had an opportunity to show it.

Tosar defined the film, which will begin filming next Monday August 6 in Santiago de Compostela, as a''road movie 'errant' and specified that all the action takes place during a night in which, after three months continuous rain, rain stops.
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