just curious to measure zeitgeist at this point given concurrent, evolving collective discursive underway at this point
ie in various applicable terms: music, politics (UKIP, Tory) etcetera
Morrissey v Rod Stewart
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'Maggie May' is better than anything The Smiths put out. And if I was having a dinner party tonight then Rod would be my choice of guest. Mozz probably wouldn't come anyway.
But The Smiths were always a much more interesting band than The Faces, even tho' I probably prefer Rod's voice overall.
Abstain. For now.
But The Smiths were always a much more interesting band than The Faces, even tho' I probably prefer Rod's voice overall.
Abstain. For now.
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
Talk about contrast.
Rod's best is just brimming with life. I'll take any random track off of his first five albums over
any of Morrissey dour little songs.
Rod's best is just brimming with life. I'll take any random track off of his first five albums over
any of Morrissey dour little songs.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
just realized this charming man and stay with me are in same key "A" and similarly paced (apart from the latter's elongated middle section)
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
inside-out fox wrote:'Maggie May' is better than anything The Smiths put out. And if I was having a dinner party tonight then Rod would be my choice of guest. Mozz probably wouldn't come anyway.
But The Smiths were always a much more interesting band than The Faces, even tho' I probably prefer Rod's voice overall.
Abstain. For now.
you can't abstain it's not allowed
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
steadyeddie wrote:inside-out fox wrote:'Maggie May' is better than anything The Smiths put out. And if I was having a dinner party tonight then Rod would be my choice of guest. Mozz probably wouldn't come anyway.
But The Smiths were always a much more interesting band than The Faces, even tho' I probably prefer Rod's voice overall.
Abstain. For now.
you can't abstain it's not allowed
I voted for Rod.
Matt 'interesting' Wilson wrote:So I went from looking at the "I'm a Man" riff, to showing how the rave up was popular for awhile.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart all day every day!
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For this alone it's Rodders
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neville from norwich wrote:For this alone it's Rodders
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It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart is a Londoner who chooses to support Scotland. For that alone he is damned.
As for the music, I liked Morrissey in the Smiths and Rod for the Jeff Beck Group (never rated Steampacket) and for putting out halfway decent solo stuff in the early 1970s (especially the Vertigo albums), surely the worst era for pop music in my lifetime.
Another factor is that I get the impression that Moz has read the odd book.
As for the music, I liked Morrissey in the Smiths and Rod for the Jeff Beck Group (never rated Steampacket) and for putting out halfway decent solo stuff in the early 1970s (especially the Vertigo albums), surely the worst era for pop music in my lifetime.
Another factor is that I get the impression that Moz has read the odd book.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
This one?
It takes a big man to cry, but it takes a bigger man to laugh at that man.
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Stewart means nothing to me. Just another faux Scotch twat.
Morrissey has sung on some records that have meant a lot to me
Morrissey has sung on some records that have meant a lot to me
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
The Smiths over Rod by a million miles, but Rod over Mozz solo.
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Yeah cos Mozza's solo career has been stellar in the same period
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Morrissey not least because Rod would and has sung any old shite if he thought it would sell.
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Re: Morrissey v Rod Stewart
Our Frank or Motown Song?
Tough one that is from the long hot summer of 1991
Tough one that is from the long hot summer of 1991
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Jeemo wrote:Morrissey not least because Rod would and has sung any old shite if he thought it would sell.
That's what I meant. *ker-ching*