the Smith - the Salford uni tape
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live concerts bootleg ROIO

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How Soon Is Now? / First Of The Gang To Die / The Youngest Was The Most Loved / In The Future When All's Well / Ganglord / Girlfriend In A Coma / Let Me Kiss You / I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now / You Have Killed Me / Life Is A Pigsty / I Will See You In Far-off Places / To Me You Are A Work Of Art / My Life Is A Succession Of People Saying Goodbye / I Just Want To See The Boy Happy / Irish Blood, English Heart / Human Being / Panic // Last Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me.
Labels: Morrissey
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On Morrissey: A celebration of the outsider post: first Dublin solo concert – wrong date – added
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On System of a Down: Victims of a Down post: Link fixed
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on The Killers: From Las Vegas to the Vegas of the North! post: Link fixed
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on Helloween: Innovators in pumpkin metal post: password added
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on Kasabian: Homecoming 2006 post: link fixed.
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On Woodstock '99: Festival of "peace" and Music post: link fixed
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Labels: Morrissey
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Steven Patrick Morrissey from "Morrissey" (born May 22, 1959) is a singer and songwriter from Stretford, Manchester, in Lancashire, England. He rose to prominence in the 1980s as the vocalist of the highly influential English pop group The Smiths. When the band broke up in 1987, Morrissey began a successful solo career and has the distinction of charting top ten British singles in three separate decades. Morrissey is often noted as one of the key pop lyricists of his generation, with many subsequent bands hailing his influence. Detractors usually describe his work as depressing, while fans point to the sardonic humour and acidic wit which underpins his songs' frequent references to alienation and failed love. He does not shy from controversy in his songs, with themes including; child murder, gang violence, domestic violence, prostitution, racism, drug use, assassination, political protest, anti-religion, suicide and terrorism. A celebration of the outsider is a constant theme in his work. He has been stereotyped as appealing to shy teenagers, and his work has been said to glorify working-class criminality.
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