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davidt
on Saturday August 31 2002, @10:00PM
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Santa Fe, NM - Paolo Soleri Amphitheatre (Aug. 31, 2002) post-show
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The Gong (Score:1)
GONG: a metallic disk that produces a resounding tone when struck
Symbolism: Morrissey is 'resounding' by going on tour again and making new songs even though some say that he's a thing of the past
Okay, now you can all reply and tell me that i'm dumb and wrong, but at least I tried. And for those of you who care:
gong: percussion instrument consisting of a disk, usually with upturned edges, 3 ft (91 cm) or more in diameter in the modern orchestra, often made of bronze, and struck with a felt- or leather-covered mallet or drumstick. Of ancient origin—representations of the gong date back to the 6th cent. a.d.—it has also been called the tam-tam. First used in Western music in the funeral march of Gossec's Mirabeau (1791), the gong has since been a regular member of the European-type orchestra, but it is used sparingly. It is commonly used in East Asian music and in the gamelan music of Bali and Java.
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Once and for all.... (Score:1, Funny)
"I Am Very Lazy" (Score:1, Insightful)
Morrissey loves the Divine Comedy! (Score:0)
John Steed
Doesn't the Drummer Use the Gong? (Score:1, Funny)
When are we going to start analyzing why there are two guitars and a bass? In fact, I think we should analyze this: why isn't there a fiddle? Hmmmm....could it be that Morrissey secretly hates Belle and Sebastian, who tours with 4 violins and a cello, and in protest to that Scottish band, he refuses to use violins?
Plus, that clarinet looks an awful lot like a penis...anyone care to share?
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So... what was the setlist? (Score:0)
Jim Loman (Score:0, Offtopic)
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santa fe show (Score:2, Informative)
anyway my favorites were jack the ripper, alsatian cousin, and hairdresser on fire.
the new songs were good also.
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Santa Fe Show (Score:2, Informative)
* Julia is a lady fan who follows Morrissey on tour. She used to sell a fanzine didn’t see her this time.
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my thoughts on the show (Score:1)
i dont find them incredibly original or entertaining..but their set was short so that was appreciated..the venue was great. the setlist of course was predictable, and you have to love gary's humor as they walked off stage before the encore..trying to get us to make more noise to speed up the encore..mr morrissey was quite the talkative one and had some pretty great comments..the band sounded well although i think they could benefit from a more powerful drummer..i think there might be a few bugs to fix, and it seemed as if both boz and gary noticed when dean messed up and let him know. kudos to dean though for playing with such a well established band. speedway was incredible and november was surprisingly good. the mozzers voice was clean and crisp..couldnt have sounded better
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Okies love morrissey. (Score:1)
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Interesting Venue!!! (Score:1)
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"sad to say how once i was in love..." (Score:0)