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Tag Archives: morrissey
Still Fond
Some people have expressed surprise that I kept a diary every day as a teenager. Well that’s nothing compared to the surprises I’ve uncovered within. Here is a lengthy quote from Sunday January 22, 1984. They’re just about to start … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Years Later, Superbowl XVIII, The Smiths
Tagged ABC, Joe Theismann, Kid Creole, Killing Moon, morrissey, Simple Minds, Thomas Dolby
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Sweary Songs III
I have a couple of likely lads for you today. Softly spoken poet-types who probably wouldn’t slip a swear into their every day speech but prefer to save all the blue pencil moments for their song lyrics.
Posted in Morrissey, Music, Sweary Songs
Tagged crashing bores, damien rice, dublin, grafton street, hmv, how soon is now, jeff buckley, morrissey, smiths
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Guilty Feat 