0:00 Billy Budd 1:29 Never Had No One Ever 5:29 Alma Matters 10:17 I Am Veronica 14:33 The Loop 18:07 First Of The Gang To Die 22:20 Ouija Board, Ouija Board 26:42 Little Man, What Now? 28:32 Everyday Is Like Sunday 32:48 Half a Person 36:29 Suedehead 41:05 Jack The Ripper 45:22 Sweet And Tender Hooligan “We Hate It When…”, “Irish Blood English Heart”, “Disappointed”, and “Kockabout World” were performed before “Bill Budd”
MY HEART JUST MELTS TO SLUSH!................................................................................................................................................
@@jonsilence I left early as I joked that I didn't want to wait for him to not show up..lol..and honestly Bauhaus completely stole the show in my opinion too.
@Tyler Scott: Shame on ye of little faith, you should've stayed! 🤣 Some interesting tidbits since you're obviously a Morrisey fan: I saw The Smiths at a college gymnasium in the UK in March '84, two weeks after their debut was released; Morrisey was already being deluged with bouquets of flowers from both male & female fans. Then I saw them again that June in London at a free street festival held to promote jobs & employment; this show also featured Billy Bragg, Aswad, and others. Both shows felt "historic" in the moment because Morrisey was already an icon and The Smiths an institution. You can read about the festival gig at the Wiki link below; the reference to promoter Tony Hollingsworth's remark that some of the crowd of 50,000 (!) were "climbing up the walls" is literal; several human "spiderman" daredevils were actually free-scaling old multi-story buildings, without safety nets or harnesses, as onlookers including me cheered and gasped! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jobs_for_a_Change
Prostitution, also known as being 'on the game'. Also, 'ring the top bell' refers to how prostitutes in London would usually work from the top floor flat (apartment).
I have never had The One I want either aNd neither have you so, let's Us get To~Get~Her aNd talk about it eVen MORR!!! And YAHUSHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I DO LOVE YOU MY KINGER'S HIMASHIAC!!!
We were standing in front eating a plate of ribs hoping he would walk off the stage during the first song so that we could proclaim Bauhaus as the headliner…it didn’t work… 🥩🥴
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Morrissey is the Elvis of my generation.
Wipes the floor with Elvis....
@@arricammarques1955 I mean Morrissey is as important musically.
0:00 Billy Budd
1:29 Never Had No One Ever
5:29 Alma Matters
10:17 I Am Veronica
14:33 The Loop
18:07 First Of The Gang To Die
22:20 Ouija Board, Ouija Board
26:42 Little Man, What Now?
28:32 Everyday Is Like Sunday
32:48 Half a Person
36:29 Suedehead
41:05 Jack The Ripper
45:22 Sweet And Tender Hooligan
“We Hate It When…”, “Irish Blood English Heart”, “Disappointed”, and “Kockabout World” were performed before “Bill Budd”
That's an impressive set list!!!
Wow, he hasnt played, we hate it when out friends become successful in years
@@krillin876 I do love that one!
@@krillin876we were very lucky to say the least.
Wow he still sings really good. That is cool.
He sings A LOT better than five years ago. Go Moz!
Yep his MASTERS voice :) is great but he's for sure older - less energy etc....but great he is still performing and singing great !
Morrissey you are TOO BEAUTIFUL
Once again great footage. Amazing set list. So glad Alain Whyte is back. This a awesome
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, the man just ages like a fine wine.
Fantastic…… great artist and super tight band👏👏👏👏
Wonderful, just wonderful!
Beautiful- I love you Morrissey 💖
MY HEART JUST MELTS TO SLUSH!................................................................................................................................................
Holy crap. He actually showed up!
...well sorta
Why wouldn't he? He's not in Bau Haus 🤣
@@jonsilence I left early as I joked that I didn't want to wait for him to not show up..lol..and honestly Bauhaus completely stole the show in my opinion too.
@Tyler Scott: Shame on ye of little faith, you should've stayed! 🤣 Some interesting tidbits since you're obviously a Morrisey fan: I saw The Smiths at a college gymnasium in the UK in March '84, two weeks after their debut was released; Morrisey was already being deluged with bouquets of flowers from both male & female fans. Then I saw them again that June in London at a free street festival held to promote jobs & employment; this show also featured Billy Bragg, Aswad, and others. Both shows felt "historic" in the moment because Morrisey was already an icon and The Smiths an institution. You can read about the festival gig at the Wiki link below; the reference to promoter Tony Hollingsworth's remark that some of the crowd of 50,000 (!) were "climbing up the walls" is literal; several human "spiderman" daredevils were actually free-scaling old multi-story buildings, without safety nets or harnesses, as onlookers including me cheered and gasped! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jobs_for_a_Change
I knew he would. Went both days
Love Morrissey forever
All those classics he sang ❤️
Morrissey sounds really amazing here! Thanks for posting this show!
So happy I finally got to hear Sweet and Tender Hooligan live this night. I didn’t go Sunday so I missed I Know It’s Over.
The older I get the more grateful I am I was born in the 70s.
Ele é Maravilhoso Músicas Lindas todo dia Vejo um Show no TH-cam lindo amo Morrissey Irene Pontes
Muchas gracias, lo escucho diario y verlo en vivo y saber que sigue haciendo lo que ama me hace muy feliz! 🥰
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! Thank you!
Well done!! It looks like it must have been a fantastic show!!! Kudos!
Though the choice you made may seem perfectly outlandish to most, it makes perfectly perfect sense to me -because of My Sacred Heart!!!
Is cruel world coming to europe? What a line up, it would go down a bomb over here.
Excelente!
Thanksssssssss♥♥♥
Sing to Me MORE, please😘😘😘
Holy Shit! He actually showed up! Y’all are some lucky bastards!
Yes we were yes we were
Love you😘😘😘
Morrissey is still great, but Boz Boorer is an incredible guitar player.
Boz is great, but Alain Whyte, Moz's songwriting partner, gave such a solid performance at Cruel World. Just check him out right behind Moz.
This is the best his band has sounded in a long time, I would rather haver Alain in the band instead of Boz
@@BDImaniac Mexican, Salvadorian, Colombian, and Asian. Band members Godly and Jolly..
Sounds good!
Now this is a good set list! I loved every Morrissey album up to 'Years Of Refusal', but since then I just haven't been feeling it.
I dig a few tracks from low in high school. I wish you lonely sounds great live
It’ll hit you
❤❤❤❤❤
I was there on July 2, 2022
We need to keep Our Sacred Heart to Ourselves...
OmG!
It was a good lay....
I wonder what the game Veronica plays that is older than america is?.....I wonder??
What did he mean by ‘We have a new song in Lithuania’?
Prostitution, also known as being 'on the game'.
Also, 'ring the top bell' refers to how prostitutes in London would usually work from the top floor flat (apartment).
@@69crafty He was kidding.
@@firstaddz8100 Yes I gathered that was her ' Profession' !! Also k own as the oldest profession in the book
@@firstaddz8100 Prostitution & politics!
I have never had The One I want either aNd neither have you so, let's Us get To~Get~Her aNd talk about it eVen MORR!!! And YAHUSHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I DO LOVE YOU MY KINGER'S HIMASHIAC!!!
Billy Budd = Johnny Marr
I didn’t like the visuals (video loops) or the stupid noise loop when he left the stage at the end of the set.
I AM, I guess at the poker pool (?) in the Caesars Palace and I do not have a phone by me or even know your phone number, so help.
Yes I paid to see the security show, errr I mean Morrissey perform.
he just made me sad
just makes Johnny Marr seem like a genius
We were standing in front eating a plate of ribs hoping he would walk off the stage during the first song so that we could proclaim Bauhaus as the headliner…it didn’t work… 🥩🥴
Sounds good but what an awful venue.
Morrissey is morrissey.. elvis is dead