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Sweet And Tender Hooligans in Los Angeles (Oct. 16)

posted by davidt on Tuesday October 12 2004, @09:00AM
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Jeff writes:

A Night of Oz and Moz

Join Sweet and Tender Hooligans this coming Saturday, October 16, as they celebrate the 150th birthday of Oscar Wilde, the Irish poet and playright whose life and art was probably the single greatest influence on Morrissey.

The evening will include a performance by the band, poetry readings and other literary surprises.

FAIS DO DO
5257 W. Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles
(323) 954-8080

Doors 8:00 pm
All Ages
tickets at the door or advance tickets at musictoday.com

note: if anyone in the moz/smiths community would like to participate in the event by reciting their favorite Wilde poem, or in some other way, feel free to drop me a line at [email protected].

flyer (front, back).
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  • No silly Morrissey impression this time ? Too bad, I was expecting a good laugh ! Or are you going to try Oscar Wilde instead ?
    Retired Whore <[email protected]> -- Tuesday October 12 2004, @09:07AM (#130374)
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    Sweet F.A.
    • Re:Jose, you forgot something... by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday October 12 2004, @10:46AM
      • awwe by nowmyheartisok (Score:1) Tuesday October 12 2004, @12:10PM
        • Re:awwe by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday October 12 2004, @03:43PM
          • Re:awwe by nino (Score:0) Wednesday October 13 2004, @11:41AM
            • Re:awwe by Anonymous (Score:0) Wednesday October 13 2004, @02:50PM
              • Re:awwe by nino (Score:0) Wednesday October 13 2004, @05:13PM
  • I must question why these boring individuals who claim to have some length of musicianship in their blood, still, dare bother to perform their poor attempts at "cover" songs pulled from Smiths/Moz catalogue? For the sake of us all, end the so-called tribute.
    Anonymous -- Tuesday October 12 2004, @11:52AM (#130409)
  • You are one rude dude. What's your problem? You must be bored.
    Anonymous -- Tuesday October 12 2004, @12:28PM (#130419)
    • Re:rudeness by Anonymous (Score:1) Tuesday October 12 2004, @03:17PM
      • Re:rudeness by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday October 12 2004, @04:56PM
  • $15 ?! I like these guys, but geez.
    Anonymous -- Tuesday October 12 2004, @05:25PM (#130454)
    • Re:wow by Anonymous (Score:0) Tuesday October 12 2004, @06:03PM
  • The singer is a hotty.
    nino -- Wednesday October 13 2004, @11:44AM (#130638)
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  • The Fab Four are a better cover band...
    Davy_Havok -- Wednesday October 13 2004, @06:38PM (#130714)
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  • "...because where the love of Wilde is on mine."

    It's quite irrelevant in the grand scheme of things, but methinks misquoting lyrics on your flyer isn't an awfully prudent indication of your awareness of Morrissey.
    AmericanMorrissey -- Wednesday October 13 2004, @07:57PM (#130719)
    (User #12428 Info)
  • MEthinks that someone (American Morrissey) somewhere has a big nose but doesn't really know. If he'd listened to the actual vocal lyrics of the last lines of "Cemetry Gates," he would hear Moz sing the exact words that are printed on the back of the postcard (not the errata lyrics printed in the booklet).

    Tripping you up and laughing while you fall...
    Anonymous -- Wednesday October 13 2004, @09:52PM (#130743)

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