speakers wrote:kenny is a board legend
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Real Love wrote:every once in a while saranclaps will try to do a funny and it's an extremely off note but I'm not totally convinced he's aware of what is happening
hiddenicon wrote:hey... fella who gave me grief for preferring Belle and Sebastian to The Smiths back in 1997. eat shit.
kranky wrote:the monster mash isn't actually halloween specific and is just a monster party that could happen at any time.
light rail coyote wrote:every update in this thread is just further proof that r.e.m. is the superior band and now i will close this thread and never open it again
avenue wrote:It's really good and also very encouraging to see Nick Cave giving a masterclass in white privilege all in defence of fucking Morrissey.
Ersaph wrote:Question for Smiths fan: What was the earliest incident of Morrissey expressing an explicitly racist viewpoint?
In 1984 Morrissey famously said "all reggae is vile" in what may seem an innocent comment in isolation, yet it takes a more sinister form when considered amongst his consistent diatribe of bigotry. For example, a biography of the early formation of The Nosebleeds points out that around the same time Morrissey declared, "I don't hate Pakistanis, but I dislike them immensely." There is no nuance to be examined there. Morrissey had a brief punk career before stepping out with The Smiths, which included a band called Slaughter and the Dogs, which gathered a number of skinhead and suedehead fans.
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