I feel this is a fairly balanced look at Morrissey essentially on the doorstep of a comeback. No label, on a tour that sees him go across the world and has some nice talking heads from his friends.
Sadly it also has fans Bono and JK Rowling talk about him with a section where Rowling somehow manages to talk about loving bacon - always been a dickhead clearly
It doesn’t pull punches - they ask him about Mike Joyce for example and don’t give him any fluff or filler as an artist but also show him in a realistic light. The forlorn Morrissey is of course on show, but so is his sense of humour and his offstage persona and more sycophantic talking head sections from Noel Gallagher drive home the star power Morrissey had.
I feel this is a fairly balanced look at Morrissey essentially on the doorstep of a comeback. No label, on a tour that sees him go across the world and has some nice talking heads from his friends.
Sadly it also has fans Bono and JK Rowling talk about him with a section where Rowling somehow manages to talk about loving bacon - always been a dickhead clearly
It doesn’t pull punches - they ask him about Mike Joyce for example and don’t give him any fluff or filler as an artist but also show him in a realistic light. The forlorn Morrissey is of course on show, but so is his sense of humour and his offstage persona and more sycophantic talking head sections from Noel Gallagher drive home the star power Morrissey had.
