Anyone seeing Morrissey on Saturday?
Anyone seeing Morrissey on Saturday?
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robsco

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205 months

Thursday 26th July 2012
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Finally secured some standing tickets about 20 minutes ago! A little worried they won't turn up on time, but serves me right for waiting until the last minute. Morrissey at Manchester, does it get any better?

Anyone else going? Presumably not... hehe

Zad

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265 months

Thursday 26th July 2012
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Kinda wish I were going, but a bit part of me says that without Marr etc it just isn't the same. I should have seem them in the 80s when I had chance frown

Ruskie

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229 months

Tuesday 31st July 2012
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Epic night!!! Nothing else to say, had a great weekend capped off by finishing in a sweaty club playing Morrissey every other song biggrin

robsco

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Tuesday 31st July 2012
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Agreed Ruskie. Everything was brilliant, from the fantastic Big Hard Excellent Fish build-up before His arrival, hearing Speedway live (at last!), a few Smiths classics he hasn't played in a while, and then Klaus Nomi at the end as the crowd filtered out. If I were to have one or two complaints, the footage during Meat Is Murder really knocked some of the fizz out of the crowd, it was rather distressing. One woman had a pop at me for pushing into her... Firstly love, it didn't come from me, and second of all, you are at the front of a packed arena, listening to Morrissey. There were 5-chuffing-thousand seats available for the taking when you booked your ticket. Don't moan if you choose to book standing and then make body contact with someone. Thirdly, Kristeen Young's music wasn't up to much IMHO. All in all, a brilliant night!

Ruskie

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Wednesday 1st August 2012
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robsco said:
Agreed Ruskie. Everything was brilliant, from the fantastic Big Hard Excellent Fish build-up before His arrival, hearing Speedway live (at last!), a few Smiths classics he hasn't played in a while, and then Klaus Nomi at the end as the crowd filtered out. If I were to have one or two complaints, the footage during Meat Is Murder really knocked some of the fizz out of the crowd, it was rather distressing. One woman had a pop at me for pushing into her... Firstly love, it didn't come from me, and second of all, you are at the front of a packed arena, listening to Morrissey. There were 5-chuffing-thousand seats available for the taking when you booked your ticket. Don't moan if you choose to book standing and then make body contact with someone. Thirdly, Kristeen Young's music wasn't up to much IMHO. All in all, a brilliant night!
Summed up perfectly! My missus isn't a massive fan so she was a bit shocked when Meat is Murder came on and had to explain why she was watching distressed animals at a gig! That was the shock factor he was aiming for though I suppose.