What affinity could possibly exist between Morrissey and Friedrich Nietzsche?  More than one might expect.  Inherited guilt, nihilism, the tyranny of the crowd, the consolation of art, and the struggle to become oneself.  Read the provocative new essay free, with no paywall:  https://morrisseyringleader.substack.com/p/reading-morrissey-through-friedrich

I'm sorry to anyone else going to this show. I don't mean to get the shows cancelled but I can not break the spell...

Edit: I let my wife book the hotel room and she got a $400 per night room non-refundable so he is certainly cancelling... This is my life...

NME must have loved him so much, this ads was running on various magazines in the early 90’s.
Nobody was complaining.

I was listening to some random music today and this terrific song - Tonight the Streets are Ours by Richard Hawley came up.

I've often heard Hawley in Morrissey.

• Lyrics
• Song melodies
• Vocal range and style
• Rockabilly influence

These are all very similar but this one track really stands out.

It could easily be a song from Moz.

I have Live at Earls Court and just got Beethoven was Deaf. It gave me a need for more like this.

Any other CDs like these?

Hi all! Sorted through a bunch more posters. Let me know if there's anything you like!

I used to HATE The Smiths and I made a short about how I went from a hater to a fan.

Tell me in the comments what you think of The Smiths and if you were a fan from the start : )

Taken around September 1991.
Damn ! So dramatic ! 😅✌🏽

Hello, I'm fairly new to reddit, but I was hoping if someone could help me out!

I know this isn't that morrissey related, but Im a big fan of Alain whyte's solo work, and would love to hear what the band red lightning sounds like. I've looked on the Internet, Internet archive, etc, but it's impossible to find. If anyone has the album files, that would be greatly appreciated, cheers!!

What I've sorted this week. Shirts are done. Only import CDs left after this. Come check out what I have so far:

https://ebay.io/m/eS3x0X

The one he used in his book for and I quote”skinny fans”

They are playing Last of the international playboys on absolute 80s in the UK right now. This is the first I’ve heard of him being played on the radio. Is he talking about only the main stations when he says he doesn’t get radio play, or is this the first time?

please upload this, someone!

Could it be that the singles may not be coming out after all
This was posted on his official website

Do you think Morrissey will do a European/Scandinavian tour next year?
(Only genuine answers please)

As of recently, I actually cannot stop listening to this song and it’s getting out of hand. I love every song on Bona Drag but I’m getting especially overattached to this one. Could listen to it over and over and over…and have been doing so. Has anyone utterly fallen in love with this song like this or have I gone completely insane

Brandon Flowers in this Vulture video recollects the time his band were soundchecking "Smile Like You Mean It" while playing opening act for Morrissey.

He said it was funny because "Smile ..." referenced a Morrissey song.

I scanned the lyrics of "Smile ..." and can't find a reference.

For anyone wanting to see Morrissey in his jim jams: he did an interview from his bed in a docu about the famous Sunset Marquis. "If these walls could rock" is available for streaming on Amazon. I haven't watched yet, hope someone does and lets us know if it is worth the purchase: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B0H8QQD99W?jic=8|EgR0dm9k&ref_=