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thanks, couldnt find original always made me cry about my relationship with my mum and my powerful larger than life granny throughout my tribulations

Kick her! hahaha

Pretty epic!

You don't get it there making her go down. That's what is expected of her one of lesser worth in his strange way his showing sarcastic empathy

One of the best in this album, I think. Love the dramatic feel.

Moz presses buttons better than anyone.

She could also do Latin rhythms. Check out "In these shoes?" from her album Tropical Brainstorm. It's sinuous, sultry, and has a great brass section.

Por que você é tao lindo Nick?

Great choice, great song, especially the BABY. B-side is good too.

Takes me back to my teenage years

Classic Moz comedy, I love this song

Jeez, Moz can make a good song out of the trip to the toilet

If you take suggestions, how about The Loyaliser by Fatima Mansions? (I think you'll like it). Or Gang Of Four's Cheeseburger?

Classic Morrissey title lol Can you check out some Fontaines D.C if you get a chance? I Love You or Favourite by them are great and definitely have a Smiths/Cure vibe 😊

I must admit it was fun to see you break up reading the title out for the first time.

M doing his bit for marriage counselling.the album is ten years old,the world was a different place a decade ago.the musicianship is really good on this.

In a few live performances around 2014/2015 he changed one line to « Kick the bride down the aisle/ back to the deli/ her world is her telly/her god is her belly » 😂😂

Moz definitely has a misogynistic streak........which is odd, considering all the feminist literature he read as a teen. Regardless.......fairly average album track.

Look at that cow.... in the field... That's wit.

I like you reactions. Please try spinning the wheel or cowboys and angels. Jesus to a child… The best!

In the words of Vinny Jones " It's been emotional 🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶❤️

Extra mission… listen to him in The Style Council. He sounds different again. Long Hot Summer could be re-released and it would be a big hit today.

Aside from those already mentioned, you should listen to the whole album “Modern Classics” … His best song is Above the Clouds. He sounds different again… more like Marvin Gaye. Some that haven’t been mentioned… Broken Stones, Out of the Sinking, The Weaver., Into Tomorrow. Enjoy :)

Thankyou

Tom Waits is a national treasure. Thanks for checking him out again. If you’d like to hear a different side of his music, I suggest “goin out west”. I think you’ll love it

Now that you've finally gotten back to Tom Waits, how about getting back to The Replacements? One way would be to listen to Tom Waits and The Replacements collaborating on the song, Date to Church. Other than that, there's a world of Replacements songs waiting for you... you had previously reacted to Unsatisfied and Can't Hardly Wait. Here are some suggestions: Little Mascara (from the Tim album) Valentine (from the Pleased to Meet Me album) Waitress in the Sky (from the Tim album) Answering Machine (from the Let it Be album) I'll Be You (the version from Don't Tell a Soul, not the Dead Man's Pop version) Merry Go Round (from the All Shook Down album) I Will Dare (from the Let it Be album) Kiss Me on the Bus (from the Tim album) Never Mind (from the Pleased to Meet Me album) Within Your Reach (from the Hootenanny album) Swingin' Party (from the Tim album) Alex Chilton (from the Pleased to Meet Me album) Talent Show (the version from Dead Man's Pop, not the Don't Tell a Soul version) Skyway (from the Pleased to Meet Me album) I hope you will react to The Replacements again soon! ***Update: I just now caught your reaction to Badtards of Young - great job! And gjad you're considering Androgynous, too - forgot to list it above.

Love this and love the album. His second one but first with producer Bones Howe. Its a fantastic bit of work. His trademark gravel voice came in a couple of albums later. I love all of this album.

Which train is gone? The "Downtown train"? Cohen - Cave - Cash - and Waits.

Great choice. His early music tends to be more straightforward but I like it best. "San Diego Serenade" is another gem from the same album but there are so many others of his that are worth hearing too.

'The one woman Beach Boys', RIP Kirsty. Step into 'Kite' Nick, it's as close to perfection as you can get, imo....... lol, 'Don't Come the Cowboy with Me (Sonny Jim!)'.

It sure is a beautiful song - great break down and reaction. It’s the one song that’s always in my head whenever I take the two hour train journey from my home on the south coast, up to London and arrive into Waterloo Station.❤

It's the drums leading into the sax solo I love.

Very nice reaction Nick! But please don't say "groovy" again. That was dead 55 years ago. No need to bring it back.

All the tracks on the album, this song in particular as it brings the album to a close sound better and more relevant when listening to the whole album.

I liked the Tracy Ullman cover, only because I fancied her as a 12 year old. It wasn't until years later I realised it wasn't her song.

Love Kirsty! Loads of Smiths/Morrissey links, with her appearing on records by both, plus shared musicians and producers. Would recommend checking out 'Can't Stop Killing You' (co-written with Johnny Marr), or 'You Know It's You' (co-written with Mark Nevin from Moz's 'Kill Uncle' period, which she also apparently tried to persuade Morrissey to cover), as a start, but there are loads of great songs.

She also covered the Kinks' Days.

Wow. Have to admit I had no idea this was her song. And the Tracey Ullman cover was an almost identical lift (which always pisses me off when artists add nothing to a cover). Oh well, hopefully Tracey’s hit version put some money in Kirsty’s pocket at least.

What she says in french is exactly the same as what he sings in english.

Love this song. And it lends itself to different interpretations, such as Alien Sex Fiend's goth, industrial cover which is also amazing.

Kristy was brilliant. This is a fantastic song.

I love his voice and passion on this. Can you react to Oboe Concerto next.

can you do a reaction of dock boggs's wild bill jones

The NF party actually did put on Discos

I was in a girlfriends' flat in the early seventies and she had a compilation album playing. This song came on and I instantly became a Nick Drake fan.

Women want guys to express their emotions until they actually do. That's the main theme I take from this song

I love your reaction to this. You have an insight that you can express very well. BTW, Ullman's version is great.

Great one! Kirsty was known for her angelic vocal layering. You must listen to the extended version of her single “He’s on the Beach.” The vocals in the extended outro are pure bliss. ua-cam.com/video/_GIjIF1r1Yw/v-deo.htmlsi=Gl-vpkrD9_mO0f0b . I also highly recommend you check out some of her ‘90s material. Songs like “Caroline” and “Soho Square.”

Tracey Ullman did a cover of this song in 1983 which reached number 2 in the UK singles chart and number 8 in the Billboard Hot 100

Billy also collaborated with a swiss band Yello- 'Moon on ice' to name one, as well as writing the Rhythm Divine as sung by Shirley Bassey. Check, Appollo 440 - 'pain in any language' is quite Moody track.