A bad rating, but a good read:
Morrissey - Swords - review by Stephen Troussé (rating 5.0/10), Pitchfork
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ph, pitchfork (Score:1)
I haven't given it a full listen yet, so I can't properly judge "swords" but, I mean, it IS a B-sides collection so my hopes aren't extraordinarily high anyway. Give him a break, pitch.
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finally (Score:1)
limited edition I thought was the one with
all, 2 discs, with each 2 sides 4/5 songs and live Warsaw tracks
but it's just 2 discs, 18 b-sides plus Warsaw
[good sound] for 28 euro
I feel I got cheaten, no Nijmegen, No label.
Morrissey time has come to throw the towel with grace, he's an icon/legend, what more to do?
Musicly He must be aware He just use other lyrics
but the music is behind and copy of earlier work
take at least 2 years rest.
Yours Truly
(User #220 Info)
Drowned in sounds that aren't there! (Score:1)
Where in "Bengali in platforms" does Morrissey affect a "horrible imitation of an Asian accent?"
Me no rikey!
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The Critics are Afraid of the Pupils (Score:0)