"I Keep Mine Hidden" was also one of the b-sides on the "Girlfriend In A Coma" 12" single. It had been released over two years prior to this interview. I was a Smiths/Morrissey devotee at the time and was fortunate enough to grow up listening to KROQ. There were several record stores in the area that carried a healthy selection of UK and German imports. My go-to record stores back then were Poo-Bah's, Moby Disc, Middle Earth Records, Hot Rocks, and Tower Records. Hot Rocks became Kaos Records in Covina and is still around. Stepping into that record shop is like stepping back in time to the 1980's. Highly recommended.
Thank you for posting these clips. It’s the closest thing we have to a Time Machine that takes us back to our youth. Over 30 years later I’m still picking up Morrissey records and listening to Richard Blade on on First Wave Sirius XM.
I love Morrissey..and his honesty(very refreshing) but it may be an idea for him to write a book called HOW TO MAKE ENEMIES AN ALIENATE EVERYBODY. Only kidding..obviously.
I used to think he was fantastic back then. Until he refused to go back on stage after some kids “rushed “ the stage. Conveniently he kept our money. What a racket.
"I Keep Mine Hidden" was also one of the b-sides on the "Girlfriend In A Coma" 12" single. It had been released over two years prior to this interview. I was a Smiths/Morrissey devotee at the time and was fortunate enough to grow up listening to KROQ. There were several record stores in the area that carried a healthy selection of UK and German imports. My go-to record stores back then were Poo-Bah's, Moby Disc, Middle Earth Records, Hot Rocks, and Tower Records. Hot Rocks became Kaos Records in Covina and is still around. Stepping into that record shop is like stepping back in time to the 1980's. Highly recommended.
Thank you for posting these clips.
It’s the closest thing we have to a Time Machine that takes us back to our youth.
Over 30 years later I’m still picking up Morrissey records and listening to Richard Blade on on First Wave Sirius XM.
Fantastic. Epic interview to an epic man.
Moz loves ‘I Keep Mine Hidden’ as his most favorite Smiths track. Good interview.
Great interview two legends. Morrissey and Richard Blade. Thanks for sharing the commercials take me back
amazing interview. to think i was only 10 years old and morrissey was already a legend. will be seeing him on Dec 31 in L.A.
" is there any way I could write to you?"
"No"
You gotta love morrissey for that burn
It was slightly painful. I was hoping Moz was gonna follow on with a pleasantry.
I love Morrissey..and his honesty(very refreshing) but it may be an idea for him to write a book called HOW TO MAKE ENEMIES AN ALIENATE EVERYBODY.
Only kidding..obviously.
Then he also said that most of his fan mail comes from the US... so what address did they use?
That KFC advertisement is embarrassingly ironic.
what a lovely interview, so genuine and relaxed
I used to think he was fantastic back then. Until he refused to go back on stage after some kids “rushed “ the stage. Conveniently he kept our money. What a racket.
@@Tomes23 Still bitter about that 😂... the Pauley Pavilion security stopped it. Listen to the recording it is on TH-cam.
Wish this would have been caught on video.
"I don't read fiction."
*20 seconds later*
"I really like Wuthering Heights."
ALSO: The call from Jason was really uncomfortable.
violet bowie Especially for someone like me that is from Moreno Valley.
Tyler Stout lmao same
violet bowie gemini he always contradicts himself
He probably went out for kfc after the interview.
I Keep Mine Hidden
Lol. @ 12:20 I bet Richard Blade turned down the studio sound for the KFC commercial!
32:18 lol mick jagger is now in his 70s and he's showing no signs of slowing down
Great interview and shame on you Joe Elliot.
I'm awake
Morrissey just f'ing with kids...and the host.
'Well, she's a woman."
Moved to (whatever state).....
Morrissey: Why?
fake