Moz songs you didnt like til you saw them live

[miryam_moz85]

death of a disco dancer..it was amazing in france!!

 

[pandora_cocteau]

ganglord.

 

[JoyDiv007]

Pigsty, never really cared for it until that amazing live version. Now I love the song.

 

[Dave]

ROTT is way better live, but it was more that the songs I liked were just better. The Youngest Was The Most Loved was the most improved but I liked it anyway. I liked Pigsty and Ganglord a lot anyway but they are highlights of the live show.

 

[nugz]

death of a disco dancer, for sure. especially that long outro. on the cd, id be like "ok *skip*, enough of that." but it was much cooler live.

 

[Deleted member 4260]

Death of a Disco dancer.

I went "UGH REALLY" to my friend and by the end of it I wanted to hear it again.

 

[Walkers Crisp]

I Will See You In Far-Off Places.
The Loop.

I have never liked and I will never like "Death Of A Disco Dancer"....

 

[Chad]

"Dear God Please Help Me." Just 5 minutes on one night in October made it go from a track that I almost always skipped to one that takes my breath away.

Hell yeah. This one became my favorite the first time I listened to it, and it still is, but I'm saying hell yeah that you love it now and thanks so much for providing the recording of that show.

 

[Chad]

Also, call me pathetic if you wish, but I've never listened to a Moz song and thought, "meh, don't really care for it." Sure, some are clearly my least favorite, but I don't have any songs of his that I just never listen to.

 

[Practising Troublemaker]

Ganglord
Song From Under The Floorboards
That's How People Grow Up
First Of The Gang To Die

probably some others...

Love PTxx.

 

[lovemorrissey]

The Loop, not just how it sounds lol, he is so gorgeous when he dances with the tamborine (i cant spell lol)

Why Dont You Find Out For Yourself, I thought the song was ok but after seeing it live at the Roundhouse I fell in love with it

 

[Harsh Truth]

"Pigsty" is my cue to hit the men's room - (after the first 2 minutes which I do like.)

"I'll Never be Anybody's Hero Now" was one from ROTT that I was not fond of but its grew on me significantly after a few live airing last year.

But lets be honest - nearly everything sounds good live.

On the other side of the coin, one song that I LOVE but really did not transfer well live was "The Never Played Symphonies." Probably why it was only played a handful of times in 2004.

 

[spinelessswine]

There aren't any songs I actually don't like but I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now passed me by a little the first couple of times I heard ROTT. then we he did the Sunday nights at London Palladium just after it was released he played it and it all made sense.

 

[IDrank1ItBecame4]

Similar answers to previous posters.

The Loop - 2007. My best memory of it is in Greenville when Boz and Solomon came to the front of the stage and played it an arm's length away from me. I couldn't even tell you what Moz was doing during the song because I was fixated on watching those guys play.

Speedway - 1997. I must have played air drums to it a thousand times since then while watching Introducing Morrissey.

Irish Blood, English Heart - 2004. The song that made me dance and jump around the most at the recent concerts too.

In the Future When All's Well - 2007. Only because he took my hand and sang, "I thank you. I thank you with all of my hearrrrrrttttttttt." How could I *not* like it after that?

 

[Very Moz]

Ouija board, loved it after the concert in 2000

at last I am born , while scottish dates 2006

 

[Ck.]

Pigsty, but live it blow's me away.

 

[sweet and tender hooligan]

"The world is full of carshing bores" After seeing it at Edinburgh i can't stop listening to it. I remember climbing over chairs and singing my herat out to this- after i had been pulled from the front