dont think the single really caught anyones ear apart from the ardent moz fan.we have radio2 on all the time at work and not one single person has even said "this isnt bad" think its a little like background music for the layman.
who actually cares about chart positions, Madonna? Girls Aloud? Exactly!!! I dont think Morrissey Will be loosing sleep tonight. album charts are a little bit different though, so hopefully a top 5 album next week will be on the cards
who actually cares about chart positions, Madonna? Girls Aloud? Exactly!!! I dont think Morrissey Will be loosing sleep tonight. album charts are a little bit different though, so hopefully a top 5 album next week will be on the cards
But still it's sad because Moz really deserves a n.1 single and he'll never get it. Maybe, after he retires, if he decides to write a song for a film or (and please forgive me for saying it) when he's dead and everybody realises how great he was - Sad but true - people never seem to trully appeciate what they have until it's gone
Let's hope YOR does well because it's a great album!
who actually cares about chart positions, Madonna? Girls Aloud? Exactly!!! I dont think Morrissey Will be loosing sleep tonight. album charts are a little bit different though, so hopefully a top 5 album next week will be on the cards
I think he does care, despite his protests.
But this is the digital age; he's lucky to be so loved by a hardcore of fans who WILL buy his single.
He should release 'it's not your birthday anymore' if he wants a stab at a hit.
I think he does care, despite his protests.
But this is the digital age; he's lucky to be so loved by a hardcore of fans who WILL buy his single.
He should release 'it's not your birthday anymore' if he wants a stab at a hit.
Yes, I think he does care, and that's the only reason I think it's a bit sad, buy hey, at least we are enjoying the songs and the singles - everybody else...well it's their loss
Yes, I think he does care, and that's the only reason I think it's a bit sad, buy hey, at least we are enjoying the songs and the singles - everybody else...well it's their loss
I think he likes the "romance" of a number 1, him growin up listening to the charts and all that. But give him a direct choice between number 1 hits with radio/little girls who buy shitty catchy pop songs friendly to inspirational to millions songwriter who has a legion of devoted fans, them im sure he would choose the later
I think he likes the "romance" of a number 1, him growin up listening to the charts and all that. But give him a direct choice between number 1 hits with radio/little girls who buy shitty catchy pop songs friendly to inspirational to millions songwriter who has a legion of devoted fans, them im sure he would choose the later
And are That's How and All You Need technically considered Years of Refusal singles, Greatest Hits singles or standalones? I ask because at the time they came out (at least the former), it wasn't officially confirmed that they'd be on the album, although Moz later said that was always the plan.
I don't think Skull will be the next single because it's an Alain Whyte tune: he hasn't released a Whyte single since I Have Forgiven Jesus five years ago.
For this reason I think the fourth and hopefully final YOR single will be Boorer's One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell. But I could be wrong.
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