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davidt
on Monday January 19 2004, @10:00AM
SeaDocked writes:
From the January 23/30 Issue of Entertainment Weekly. Special Double Issue. Our Guide to 2004: Morrissey With '80s alt-rock deities like the Cure surfacing as key influences to today's trendiest bands, now is a great time for Morrissey to reclaim his throne. Too bad mope-rock's maudlin master wants no part of it. "I don't feel of the '80s," he says. "Or of [anytime] else." * On his first CD in seven years, You Are the Quarry , the former Smiths frontman tapped producer Jerry Finn (blink-182, Green Day) for what Morrissey describes as a "richer, more listenable" album with "lots more hooks." And the song titles look promising: "America Is Not the World" and "The World is Full of Crashing Bores" suggest the Brit hasn't lost his biting wit. Noticeably missing, however, are collaborations with any of his many young musician fans. "I'm not the kind of person you jam with," says the famously antisocial singer. "I still stand alone. Which is to everyone's benefit, I think." (April) --- scan of article from m0z0rder.
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about all the Morrissey [new album] news (Score:1)
The red carpet is rolled out already
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All over the press... (Score:0)
It seems more and more magazines are mentioning him and the upcoming album! I love it, might give other fans, other than Morrissey's, to pick up the new material.
Morrissey's first description of You Are The Quarr (Score:0)
Blinking brilliant!
John,England
On his first CD in seven years, You Are the Quarry , the former Smiths frontman tapped producer Jerry Finn (blink-182, Green Day) for what Morrissey describes as a "richer, more listenable" album with "lots more hooks." And the song titles look promising: "America Is Not the World" and "The World is Full of Crashing Bores" suggest the Brit hasn't lost his biting wit. Noticeably missing, however, are collaborations with any of his many young musician fans. "I'm not the kind of person you jam with," says the famously antisocial singer. "I still stand alone. Which is to everyone's benefit, I think." (April)
You've missed the best! (Score:2, Insightful)
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They have not forgotten him. (Score:0, Redundant)
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Hmmm (Score:2, Insightful)
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time see what its done to me (Score:0)
dookie (Score:0)