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Post by dontask on Nov 19, 2009 20:16:01 GMT
well no, if he needs to say that i aint got an issue, to throw someone out, is an absolute joke.
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Post by Sean on Nov 19, 2009 20:17:22 GMT
true
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Post by cb on Nov 19, 2009 20:19:39 GMT
would anyone in thier right mind go?
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Post by Fergal on Nov 19, 2009 20:22:17 GMT
right im sorry but he just seems like a stuck up old grampa. i mean will the bloke get a life and grow the hell up? people go to a concert to hear the music not to hear jokes about bloody views on meant. i would've said the same thing, and infact morrisey can go 'do what he told the person in the video to do'. This is Morrissey, if you want a nice concert where you can sit and clap and don't have to hear anything intellectual I'm sure Busted's reunion tour or maybe Snow Patrol will be very happy to cater to that, however with Mozzer he gives sumat different and if you don't want that then don't go. Throughout his career Moz has given his views on politics or the meat industry or the media etc during gigs, this isn't anything new. Someone heckling him was out of order, and there was no need for it. Morrissey handled it brilliantly, why should he put up with abuse from anyone? He wasn't insulting Hamburg one bit. Morrissey handled it very well, and though he is often a bit over cocky when he has his bodyguard near, he was well within his rights. |
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Post by Sean on Nov 19, 2009 20:30:38 GMT
Well he's in the MUSIC business. If he was in the meat or politics trade then I understand maybe but it's out of order. I know you love Morrisey and will probably defend him to death but it's bang out of order.
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Post by dontask on Nov 19, 2009 20:40:25 GMT
right im sorry but he just seems like a stuck up old grampa. i mean will the bloke get a life and grow the hell up? people go to a concert to hear the music not to hear jokes about bloody views on meant. i would've said the same thing, and infact morrisey can go 'do what he told the person in the video to do'. This is Morrissey, if you want a nice concert where you can sit and clap and don't have to hear anything intellectual I'm sure Busted's reunion tour or maybe Snow Patrol will be very happy to cater to that, however with Mozzer he gives sumat different and if you don't want that then don't go. Throughout his career Moz has given his views on politics or the meat industry or the media etc during gigs, this isn't anything new. Someone heckling him was out of order, and there was no need for it. Morrissey handled it brilliantly, why should he put up with abuse from anyone? He wasn't insulting Hamburg one bit. Morrissey handled it very well, and though he is often a bit over cocky when he has his bodyguard near, he was well within his rights. you can do one with the snobbery. besides people hate bono for the same. very similar reasons. if you think this is acceptable then its through morrissey goggles you see it. YES, maybe it was a lil out of order, but worthy of ejection? thats just not right. at all! Morrissey is entering senescene with zero dignity. |
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Post by Fergal on Nov 20, 2009 7:09:42 GMT
Yeah, and people hating Bono is sumat I find a little strange, I don't mind people involving their own political views into their music, it keeps things interesting. And I feel it was worthy of ejection - in what other workplace or situation would shouting abuse at someone be acceptable? Morrissey gave the man a chance to defend himself and, though he was a little too cocky and self assured as he was on stage, he then chucked him out. Any artist has the right to do this at their own gigs and Mozzer's in the right I believe.
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Post by dontask on Nov 20, 2009 10:24:16 GMT
Yeah, and people hating Bono is sumat I find a little strange, I don't mind people involving their own political views into their music, it keeps things interesting. And I feel it was worthy of ejection - in what other workplace or situation would shouting abuse at someone be acceptable? Morrissey gave the man a chance to defend himself and, though he was a little too cocky and self assured as he was on stage, he then chucked him out. Any artist has the right to do this at their own gigs and Mozzer's in the right I believe. im not saying he didnt have the right, he obviously did, and exercised it with full effect. but cmon you cant compare it to the workplace, thats abit dull for music isnt it? fair enough he was annoyed, this just seemed petulant though, like a bully, im sure morrissey is witty enough to come up with a response other than, get out. |
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Post by Fergal on Nov 20, 2009 16:23:16 GMT
Have you watched the video of it at all? Don't take the word of the NME on Morrissey, they've made it look far worse than it is on Morrissey's part, another chance for the NME to take a dig at him after he refused to be involved with them anymore. Watch the video, Morrissey reacts perfectly to the heckler, asks him why he said it and gives him a chance to explain himself, there was nothing wrong with what Morrissey did.
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Post by Sean on Nov 20, 2009 17:02:20 GMT
i watched the video before i posted about it.
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Post by dontask on Nov 20, 2009 21:26:22 GMT
ill have a look when i get a minute.
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Post by sirmavers on Nov 20, 2009 22:00:00 GMT
I don't care, thought that the guy got a bit 'over offended' at a little joke, no need to tell him to 'f*ck off'. Followed it with an ace performance of one of my fave Smiths songs  |
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Post by lysergicacid on Nov 23, 2009 1:22:17 GMT
Moz should get some veal or foie gras down him. Maybe then he’ll grow a pair and stop acting like a minge piece.
Fucks sake whatever next?
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