Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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How some of these have survived so well always amazes me.
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Bought a signed copy by morrissey with the promo stamp on a few weeks ago , cost over a grand but i was well made up with it
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This is an old reference from the BBC sitcom 2 Point 4 Children that's currently available to watch on iplayer. In the opening scene of the third episode in the third series (Badger's Bend) a blunt-speaking ever-grumbling working-class Londoner says: "If I wanted to hear the same thing over and over again, I'd put on a Morrissey record." The original broadcast date was in September 1993 and I wondered if Morrissey might have watched it at the time. I can't imagine this quip being made in a popular TV programme nowadays.
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The Morrissey speaking voice bit reminds me of the title character in the film Bartleby (1970) that I've just recently watched on YouTube.
Re: The Edges...
(Notable as Spike has seldom mentioned or acknowledged any work with Morrissey in the last few years).
(Notable as Spike has seldom mentioned or acknowledged any work with Morrissey in the last few years).
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Draws attention to Morrissey's comparison of the meat industry to Auschwitz death camp.
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BBC Radio 4 - Archive on 4, The Other F Word
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Draws attention to Morrissey's comparison of the meat industry to Auschwitz death camp.
BBC Radio 4 - Archive on 4, The Other F Word
Jonathan Freedland asks what the word fascism means in the 2020s.
Morrissey took it directly from Peter Singer & the animal liberation movement.
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Lottery Winners (support act for Morrissey) - new song refers to The Smiths.
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