Lazy Sunbather writes:

Browsing through the latest biography of Siouxsie and The Banshees at an HMV store, I came across an interesting piece about Mozzy on page 216 concerning the collaboration between him and Siouxsie on the song 'Interlude' and the obligatory video back in '94.

d neuer writes:

"September 2003 - 80s pop icon Adam Ant has just returned to the studio for the first time in six years to record a new version of his hit single Stand and Deliver, which he has renamed Save the Gorilla, with the royalties from sales going to the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund."

"It was written and recorded in one day - in one take - and features exceptional guitar work by Boz Boorer. "

http://dianfossey.org/news/adam_ant.html
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danbutt also writes:

From http://www.adam-ant.net/whatsnew.html . Sounds fab.

To aid the Dian Fossey Highland Gorilla Fund, Adam and Boz Boorer are presently recording a remake of the single, Stand and Deliver, but this time with changed lyrics to Save the Gorillas.

BobC writes:

In the October issue of Spin Magazine there is a full page story (page 50) on a new novel about the Smiths entitled "How Soon is Never." It is written by Spin writer Marc Spitz, who is apparently an obsessive Smiths fan, and the book is a fictional account of him trying to get the Smiths back together (based on real experiences, however). There are some nice shots of Morrissey in this article, and plenty of gladioli.
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Jen Pearl Vedder also writes:

In the october 2003 issue of spin moz gets several mentions. Marc Spitz interviews himself, yes himself, on his forthcoming book, "How Soon Is Never ?". The article is called "Meeting is Murder" and features a picture of two Marc Spitz's sitting in his office across the table from another with two large, beautiful pictures of Morrissey and just to add that extra touch of mozzy a vase with gladioli. From the article :

"Spin senior editor Marc Spitz is not only a music journalist and obsessive Smiths fan, he's also a debuting novelist. His new book, HOW SOON IS NEVER?, concens a music journalist and obsessive smiths fan who tries to reunite the legendary band on the eve of his 30th birthday. Spitz did that, too, but he insists that this is a work of fiction. so who better to settle this dispute than... Marc Spitz? In a rare joint interview, the journalist and the author sit down and put their heads together."

Also featured is a feature and review on the new band "Pretty Girls Make Graves" who of course got their name from the Smiths song of the same name. The Smiths are discussed in the review and feature.

David T (different) writes:

http://www.claudiabrown.net/images/content/fal03_4.jpg

Its not clear how you buy this but you could contact www.claudiabrown.net
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Update: 09/11 15:35 GMT: More links from the site: "Tears On My Pillow" article, Pillow (blue), Shirt (pink), Shirts (white, green).