Johnny Marr - Big Mouth Strikes Again (The Smiths) 2019 LIVE

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Johnny Marr singing The Smiths on June 29, 2019 at Glastonbury Festival in Worthy Farm, Pilton, England, UK.
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Sweetness,
Sweetness, I was only joking when I said:
"I'd like to smash every tooth in your head"
Sweetness,
Sweetness, I was only joking when I said:
"By rights you should be bludgeoned in your bed"
And now I know how Joan of Arc felt
Now I know how Joan of Arc felt
As the flames rose to her Roman nose
And her Walkman started to melt
Bigmouth, bigmouth
Bigmouth strikes again
And I've got no right to take my place with the Human race
Bigmouth, bigmouth
Bigmouth strikes again
And I've got no right to take my place with the Human race
And now I know how Joan of Arc felt
Now I know how Joan of Arc felt
As the flames rose to her Roman nose
And her hearing aid started to melt
Bigmouth, bigmouth
Bigmouth strikes again
And I've got no right to take my place with the Human race
Bigmouth, bigmouth
Bigmouth strikes again
And I've got no right to take my place with the Human race
SONG WRITERS: Morrissey / Johnny Marr
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@ThisBoyRacer 4 месяца назад

"With 'Bigmouth Strikes Again', I was trying to write my 'Jumping Jack Flash.' I wanted something that was a rush all the way through, without a distinct middle eight as such. I thought the guitar breaks should be percussive, not too pretty or chordal -- I wanted a cheap, Les Paul sort of sound. The main riff is based on an Am shape, with a capo at the 4th fret. I buried this one little guitar part in just the right place, so it sounds like overtones of the main part, but it's really there. On the first of the two breaks, I'm playing slide through an AMS harmonizer, really high. For the second one, I used a Gibson Les Paul Black Beauty and a Rickenbacker together, playing a regular Em shape, but it's sampled and triggered off the snare drum roll. We credited the background vocals to 'Ann Coates,' but that's a joke -- it's the name of a place in Manchester. It's really Morrissey's voice, speeded up." - Johnny Marr, Guitar Player, January 1990