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Title: Who Put the M in Manchester?
Release date: 29 March, 2005
Record label: Sanctuary Records
Single: How Soon is Now
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Track
listing for Who Put the "M" in Manchester? DVD:
First
of the Gang To Die
Hairdresser
on Fire
Irish
Blood, English Heart
The
Headmaster Ritual
Everyday
Is Like Sunday
I
Have Forgiven Jesus
I
Know It’s Gonna Happen Someday
How
Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?
Rubber
Ring
Such
a Little Thing Makes Such a Big Difference
Don’t
Make Fun of Daddy’s Voice
The
World Is Full of Crashing Bores
Let
Me Kiss You
No
One Can Hold a Candle To You
Jack
the Ripper
A
Rush and a Push and the Land is Ours
I’m
Not Sorry
Shoplifters
of the World Unite
There
is a Light That Never Goes Out
Track
listing for Live at Earls Court CD:
How
Soon Is Now?
First
of the Gang To Die
November
Spawned a Monster
Don't
Make Fun of
Daddy’s Voice
Big
Mouth Strikes Again
I
Like You
Redondo
Beach
Let
Me Kiss You
Munich
Air Disaster 1958
There
is a Light That Never Goes Out
The
More You Ignore Me
Friday
Mourning
I
Have Forgiven Jesus
The
World is Full of Crashing Bores
Shoplifters
of the World Unite
Irish
Blood, English Heart
You
Know I Couldn't Last
Last
Night I Dreamt That Somebody Loved Me
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Morrissey had the busiest year of his career in 2004, with You Are the Quarry becoming his most successful CD ever, with four singles going top ten in the UK and US radio embracing his two single releases stateside.
He graced countless magazine covers, performed on
television and took “the show on the road,” with a sold out world
tour. On the heels of the tour, which wrapped up in December 2004,
Morrissey is releasing a live DVD and CD, both of which
capture a different facet of the tour.
The DVD, Who Put the
“M” in Manchester? (Attack/Sanctuary Visual Entertainment),
was filmed May 22, 2004 shortly after the release of You Are the
Quarry at his now legendary homecoming/birthday show in
Manchester, England. The DVD showcases not only the album, but
includes both Morrissey and Smiths classics. The concert was
filmed by Bucky Fukumoto from A/V Club, who also directed Morrissey's
three music videos for this album, all of which are included as DVD
extras.
The
CD, Live at Earls Court, captures the end of the tour and was
recorded over the final 5 sold out dates in London, Glasgow,
Birmingham, Brighton and Dublin this past December. The CD will have
a different track listing from the DVD and will also include
additional never before performed b-sides as well as rarely performed
Morrissey and Smiths classics.
"Leave it
to the trickster dandy of British rock to make a return in his own,
eccentric way...[the live show] was a typical Morrissey paradox: an
ironic religious experience"
- Rolling Stone, June 10,
2004
"No one can sing a swooning ballad over a
straight-ahead punk-inspired riff the way Morrissey can; few other
singers would be brave (or foolish) enough to try...he is an
extraordinary performer and never runs out of ways to tease his
fans."
- New York Times, May 6, 2004
"Mozzy!
Mozzy! Mozzy! chanted the sellout crowd...he was the same playful,
pugnacious, preening dandy, extending his jaw to a hostile world,
taking a hit and then striking back with lines of lacerating
wit."
- Los Angeles
Times, April 20, 2004
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