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entertainment.timesonline.co.uk - 24 days ago

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When Morrissey collapsed onstage during a gig in Swindon last weekend, his public momentarily dealt with the possible death of England s poet laureate of eternal teenagers. And perhaps there was something highly appropriate about the fact that he was helped off the stage midway through a ...

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Idolator: Music News, Reviews, And Gossip:  Morrissey Is Still Feeling Pretty Lousy, Thanks For Asking

Stereogum:  Morrissey Returns To The Stage

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it's like people expect Morrissey to be 25 forever and remain in The Smiths mode, things change, accept it: http://bit.ly/2GwPkL 24 days ago

The Times didn't like Morrissey live last night http://bit.ly/3NNeBY or live back in 1984 with The Smiths http://bit.ly/P0C6m Ah, well... 25 days ago

Review: Morrissey at the Albert Hall. http://ow.ly/x6dx (via @GigaHitz) 25 days ago

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Morrissey Is Still Feeling Pretty Lousy, Thanks For Asking
Idolator: Music News, Reviews, And Gossip — ... on your own and leave on your own. What a big surprise. And almost as if to drive the point that he was in a really lousy frame of mind home, once that song ended “he re-enacted the Swindon incident, curving up into the foetal position under the spotlight as a gong crashed behind him. ‘Thank you Swindon,’ he said when he finally stood up.” Yipes. Um, anyone else think that he might have put an extra day or two of rest to good use? Morrissey at the Albert Hall [Times Of London via The Awl]

Morrissey Returns To The Stage
Stereogum — ... According to The Times Moz looked "unhealthy and uncomfortable" (and bloated) at Albert Hall on Tuesday when he retooled "How Soon Is Now" to include references to standing up and staged a Lazarus act that ended with a gong and a "Thank you, Swindon." ...