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[Parker]

So you put him ahead of Freddie Mercury and Mick Jagger as a lyricist and front man!

Come off it!!!

We've had this argument before and yep.

For what I want from my front man and lyricist.

Give me peak Moz over either of them.

Especially Jagger.

 

[COYBL25]

Every bit as good as the original.

 

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[COYBL25]

I like that very much too, where are they from ?

 

[Littlesue]

I like that very much too, where are they from ?

I'm guessing Stoke by the name of the group ?

 

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I like that very much too, where are they from ?

dropped you a pm matey, I look forward to you posting the good stuff

 

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[Old Blue 2]

We've had this argument before and yep.

For what I want from my front man and lyricist.

Give me peak Moz over either of them.

Especially Jagger.

'Moz' is the most monotone singer I have ever heard! Every song vocals sound the same.

And to put him in the same bracket as Freddie Mercury - well, I'll have some of what you're havin', cos it must be something powerful! lol

 

[Parker]

'Moz' is the most monotone singer I have ever heard! Every song vocals sound the same.

And to put him in the same bracket as Freddie Mercury - well, I'll have some of what you're havin', cos it must be something powerful! lol

Sorry fella but I'll have the guy who penned "I Know It's Over" over the guy who wrote "Fat Bottomed Girls".

"Every song vocals sound the same"

Tell me you know nothing about The Smiths without telling me you know nothing about The Smiths.

I also want to shout out Robert Plant who is also better than the 2 you mentioned.

 

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[Old Blue 2]

Sorry fella but I'll have the guy who penned "I Know It's Over" over the guy who wrote "Fat Bottomed Girls".

"Every song vocals sound the same"

Tell me you know nothing about The Smiths without telling me you know nothing about The Smiths.

I also want to shout out Robert Plant who is also better than the 2 you mentioned.

I feel genuinely sorry for you thinking that 'Maz' is the greatest singer and front man the UK has ever produced.

I know a lot more about music than you probably realise and have listened to a lot more of the Smiths than you probably realise...

I saw Robert Plant and Led Zep just after LZIII came out, on the Liverpool Stadium. Plant is just a shouter and a screamer. I've also seen Paul Rodgers (of Free and Bad Company) live, and he totally eclipses 'Maz' and Plant.

Anyway, do continue with your convoluted view of who the greatest singer the UK has ever produced. It's giving me a good laugh here!

 

[Parker]

I feel genuinely sorry for you thinking that 'Maz' is the greatest singer and front man the UK has ever produced.

I know a lot more about music than you probably realise and have listened to a lot more of the Smiths than you probably realise...

I saw Robert Plant and Led Zep just after LZIII came out, on the Liverpool Stadium. Plant is just a shouter and a screamer. I've also seen Paul Rodgers (of Free and Bad Company) live, and he totally eclipses 'Maz' and Plant.

Anyway, do continue with your convoluted view of who the greatest singer the UK has ever produced. It's giving me a good laugh here!

You do realise these are opinions right?

Don't be speaking down to me about my opinion old timer.

Music is an art form and art touches people in different ways. Thus is the subjective nature of judging art. And feeling and personality outweighs technicality in music for me.

I much more associate myself with the working class story telling of Morrissey than any of the rock and roll sensationalist tropes that come from your lot. The ability of a poet like Morrissey to capture the feeling of a population in his words is more valuable than sloganeering in lyrics.

 

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[Littlesue]