Picture by John Leyba/The Denver Post, posted at - Thanks!īeyerdynamic CK930 > Naiant Tinybox > Sony M10 on the highlighted tracks to download the MP3s (224 kbps). Thanks to sloppyart for sharing the tracks at The Traders’ Den. I drove past the Denver Zoo, which boasts 4,000 animals from around the globe but I suppose what they should really say is 4,000 trapped, unhappy, suicidal, imprisoned animals,” he said before leading into, “Yes, I Am Blind.” Later he started in on animal-rights, an issue that dominated the evening: “Of course freedom does not just mean for humans. But it isn’t,” he said early in the show before launching into his new single “World Peace is None of Your Business”… “With all the many changes that are happening throughout the world you might think the world is having a nervous breakdown. A great storyteller, Morrissey would often break between songs with a short story of some sort. With Morrissey, the music is always central - and the message is always a close second.
From your opening take on your Smiths favorite “Hand in Glove” to the melodic closing of “One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell” - when a fan quickly climbed the stage, took hold of you and almost-violently tackled you into the front row of the crowd as two security guards scrambled for your return - Saturday night’s show was one of the most memorable evenings of live music in a long, long time. Wow, Moz, you really know how to put on a show.
Ricardo Baca reviewing the Denver show at :
Heaven knows we’re certainly miserable now. At the very least, trust him to come up with biting titles such as World Peace Is None Of Your Business, the title track off his new album which is due in July 2014:Įach time you vote you support the process It’s sad but true as it is folks such as Morrissey who are still vocal. If you have something to say, then say it.” He said: “I get the sense that a lot of bands today are designing themselves to get a good review in the hip blogs, and that is probably the safest and most cowardly thing you can do as an artist. Recently Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor despaired over the “staleness” of rock music and criticised other bands for being “cowardly”. Live at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House, Denver, CO May 17, 2014. Click on the panels for a better view or to download artwork.
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