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Love it. Reminds me of Terry Hall post-Specials.

If you say so.

Utter bollocks. It's a fine album. 'Lenny's Tune' and 'Some Say I Got Devil' are incredible recordings.

Anyone claiming Morrissey was attempting to do anything other than make sex seem ridiculous in 'that scene' in List of the Lost is either wilfully or actually stupid.

Seasick Yet Still Docked. There's such a weight to that song. It's beautiful, but it's also a pocket full of rocks and a slow walk out into a deep river.

Come on. As quotes go, it's funny as f***.

Never heard of LP, but this is so very, very lovely.

Morrissey is often at his best when praising others (e.g. the Victoria Wood paragraphs in Autobiography, his statements regarding Kirk Douglas, James Baldwin etc), so I was always looking forward to this record. Recent reports, however, have upped my anticipation significantly.

Could Morrissey be more racist?

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A studio version of 'Trash' would be great. Also, 'Sad Boy' by Stevie Wonder and 'Time Will Pass You By' by Tobi Legend.

Halloway's body-shaming isn't negated by Morrissey's body-shaming. That's not how it works. Morrissey's body-shaming (very wrong though it indisputably is) does have the advantage of being amusingly phrased.

Glad to see, from your use of 'either', you've taken ownership of your prejudice. It's a start.

And you're still guilty of body-shaming. Doesn't matter who you're body-shaming or why. It's prejudice, plain and simple.

Body-shaming; very progressive.