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davidt
on Tuesday March 04 2003, @11:00AM
shyboy writes:
While drinking in a pub in Dublin last Saturday night, a friend turned to me and said, oh look here comes one of your lot another Morrissey wannabe, when I turned to look I had to look twice, as it was Moz himself. I went over and got chatting to him and he told me he was in Dublin to check out the Smiths tribute band 'THESE CHARMING MEN', who were playing in Dublin that night. I thanked him for a great performance in the Ambassador in November, to which he laughed. I asked him when he was bringing out an album, he pretended to hit himself in the face and told me nobody liked him anymore, and started laughing. I asked him if he remembered meeting me backstage in Limerick in 1999, to which he replied, "were you the one wearing the Smiths t-shirt?", and started laughing. I talked to him for about another five minutes about different things including Johnny Marr's new album, to which he replied "Johnny's great" in a roundabout way of avoiding answering the question. I lastly shook his hand and thanked him for taking time to talk to me, and wished him well with his future plans, and let him get off into the Dublin air.
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Tonight Matthew, I will be.... (Score:1)
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Meeting Moz... (Score:1)
In these days of American Idol, (I do not watch it but find it hard to not know who Simon is) I always think... "I wonder if Simon would put Morrissey's singing down if he was a contestant."
That was sort of off the subject...
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re Moz in dublin (Score:1)
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Morrissey in Public (Score:1)
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Re: Meeting Moz in Dublin (Score:1)
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Meeting (Score:0)
Nice story.... (Score:0)
One of these days, I'll bump into him, on a rainy day in Dublin, one day...
Reminds me.. (Score:1, Funny)
Momentum, please! (Score:1)
Morrissey can build a great deal of momentum- do you suppose he will release an album soon?
I wonder what role momentum or timing has on the success of an album.
I can only pray.
Sincerely,
KEN
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Meeting Morrissey (Score:1)
Now, if only I could casually bump into Morrissey; but everyone knows, I've got such rotten luck.
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Nope...don't buy it (Score:1)
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Re:Nope...don't buy it (Score:2, Insightful)
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meeting the Moz (Score:0)
Just the other night, (Score:1)
=D hee =D hee =D hee
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Lost hope (Score:0)
Must've been in disguise (Score:0)
The Man In Dublin ! (Score:0)
He is very fond of Dublin , in fact he used to own a house not very far from my own .
I had to goad him about "moving Southside " and he was in great form .
Great to see him , and hhope to hear more from him soon .
The music industry is just not the same anymore .
Moz in Dublin (Score:0)
No he really IS in Los Angeles....
Re:Moz in Dublin (Score:2, Informative)
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Stout hearted men... (Score:1)
Being both tragically inept & usually too sublimely inhibited by alcohol to notice anything but the run-of-the-mill listless thick & shameless in such situations, I'd be keen to know what himself would think of as being a spot worth gurgling a gargle in (particularly an Arthur) (Keoghs? Nearys? Old Stand? Long Hall?)...
Trivial, I know - but somehow it's the soft & simple little things in life that seem to keep us going. Like a comfortable stout & a friendly ear to bend in an easy-going boozer as spring turns night slowly into evening...
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he said i was great? (Score:1)
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oh phoney! (Score:0, Flamebait)
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Missed him by *that* much (Score:1)
It was the Grand Hyatt, the night before Livid, where I was aching to meet Morrissey. I found out that he was staying at the Hyatt because he had held a press conference there that week & it surely didn't make sense that he'd hold a conference at a hotel he wasn't staying at.
Anyway, as you could imagine, I was disappearing, around corners, looking for rockstars and what not.. not breathing, whatever. Then, who should walk past me but Noel Gallagher! My jaw just drops the ground and he gives me this big grin. I nearly died because I was in school uniform. Argh. And he heard me call him Liam anyway. I didn't talk to him, but I felt nothing but utter frustration that I didn't run into Morrissey instead (although I did have a great time the next night :)))
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Morrissey at the Morrissey convention? (Score:0)
psychic insight (true story) (Score:1)
She told he was a singer, currently staying in Europe (so the story of Moz in Dublin could be true), and he was writing quite a bit. She also told me he has plans to make an album with strong Irish & celtic influences. Then she told me his energy level was quite low and he was feeling a bit sad and comtemplative.
Ofcourse I asked her when we could expect a new album. She didn't see a new album any time soon, and added: "certainly not this year, and probably not the next year...."
But the spirits can be wrong, ofcourse.
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Biting scepticism (Score:1)
Yours sarcastically ;)
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a case of mistaken identity (Score:1)
I thought it was one of your lot...another ORENTHAL wannabe.
--Ron Goldman
That's just classic. Dude sees Morrissey, thinks it's just some poser, and it really is Moz. At least he didn't have a knife.
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meeting moz (Score:0)
shhhhhhhite boy (Score:0)
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Leeds side street to slip down etc (Score:1)
does anyone know if These Charming Men are playing England soon?
Also I heard an audioclip from the Other Smiths, unfortunately it sounded like Mr Bean sings The Smiths, maybe just a bad day?
oh yeah apparently next Firday at The ThinkTank in Leeds is a Smiths/obscure indie/punk night price: £4 Think Tank, Call Lane, LS1 6DN.
Clubbing for the indie/alt crowd. No footy tops, trainers expected.
"Resident DJs Jonny & Hans play the best of Jonys extensive record collection at this indie and punk night that's managed a mention on John Peels radio show. On the 2nd Friday of the month."
Give us a shout if there are any lone Smiths fans in Leeds area fancy going, my boyf will def not go, and I'm back in hospital in a few weeks so its my lsat chance nite out for a while!?!
Ta
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