Archives – 2003 – January – 27  

BORDERLINE – Morrissey, Mexico, Myth
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— 27 Jan 2003 Anthony Easton Comment

When I heard Stephen Patrick Morrissey in high school he was the boy I always wanted. Fey, elegant, prone to word play, sensitive and maybe even homosexual. His stories were autobiographical in a way that could be constructed to comfort me. I wanted[…]

POP-EYE 26/1/03
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— 27 Jan 2003 Pete Baran Comment

Every time I do a Pop-Eye (and it has been a while) I learn something new. This time I have become increasingly sure that despite the idea that this is a rundown of the most popular records in the country, the top three are a bit of an anomaly becaus[…]

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