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As a longtime Morrissey/Smiths fan, I've decided to start compiling these little clippings from popular culture at Registered Historical Facts. If you know about a Smiths/Morrissey cover song or just randomly saw it in a movie, send me the details and I'll add it to the registry.
Here's a clipping from a semi-recent issue of Rolling Stone #1196 (21 November 2013), which reveals Morrissey's Enemies List.
Even more Rolling Stone coverage, they've compiled 15 Quotes that appeared in the Morrissey biography book Autobiography. On another topic, can I tell you how much I hate these stupid list? It's just a way to sell you ads when you click on the 'next' link.
Even more Morrissey:
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1992: The Sextants' "Morrissey" song was originally released in 1992, but the album I Don't Lie was re-issued last month (28 October 2013). The song contains Morrissey-esque/"Muppet" vocal styling, "I can sing like that guy from the Smiths, Morrissey, yeah that's his name..." |
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2013: Ebony Bones!' album Behold, a Pale Horse features a cover of the Smiths' "What Difference Does It Make?" |
2013: Morrissey, who appeared at a recent Sparks show in Los Angeles is the subject of one of Sparks' song called "Lighten Up, Morrissey". The 2008 song is available on the fourth disc of their New Music For Amnesiacs: The Ultimate Collection boxset. |
2013: Keith Top Of The Pops & His Minor UK Indie Celebrity All-Star Backing Band has a song called "Morrissey Will Never Forgive Me" from his album TOTP 2. |
2013: Dana Gould's comedy album I Know It's Wrong quote Morrissey in his final speech, "The Smiths were really right: It's so easy to laugh, it's so easy to hate, it takes guts to be gentle and kind..." Hear the excerpt. |
![]() 2013: The Bandana Splits covered Morrissey's "Everyday is Like Sunday" in their 50s doo-wop style. |
Genial!!!
Posted by: zb | 12/05/2013 at 10:58 AM