Experimental Moz

[The Wild Turkey]

What would ya say is Moz's most experimental music?
There's three that came to Wild T right away.

The Secret Of Music
Sweetie Pie
Black Eyed Susan

 

[typicalgenius]

The Teachers are Afraid of the Pupils is a freakish sonic primer. We ride Shostakovich into Morrissey's so-called "grunge" Southpaw Grammar, which in the context of Vauxhall was an experimental and tonal revolution. (And we've never completely returned from it to early-solo pop).

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

for him? this one has to be the strangest…

 

[Mozzer1980]

The Secret of Music and Teachers , that's for sure .
I would also add this song

 

[The Wild Turkey]

for him? this one has to be the strangest…

Is it really so strange?

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

Is it really so strange?

What is ‘Sorrow’ comparable to in his body of work?

To me, it’s definitely his most ‘experimental’.

 

[Mozzer1980]

What is ‘Sorrow’ comparable to in his body of work?

To me, it’s definitely his most ‘experimental’.

Maybe a bit to The Harsh Truth of the Camera Eye or Asian Rut and The Truth about Ruth ...

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

Maybe a bit to The Harsh Truth of the Camera Eye or Asian Rut and The Truth about Ruth ...

I don’t hear it. Harsh truth reminds me more of say, Secret of Music. And yeah, those can all be lumped in with his weirder stuff, and let’s throw Smiler in there too. And even You’ve Had Her.

But in Sorrow Will Come he’s not even ‘singing’ and so, yes it definitely stands out amongst his work as his most experimental.

 

[The Wild Turkey]

What is ‘Sorrow’ comparable to in his body of work?

To me, it’s definitely his most ‘experimental’.

Good choice.
Just wanted to make the joke.
That whip is a trip.

 

[The Wild Turkey]

You Don't Need Their Approval is kinda
different too.
Sounds like circus music.

 

[dotmatrix522]

Definitely “Sorrow Will Come in the End”! So very odd.