Setlist - 0:22 Quote From Damien Dempsey's Jar Song - "Luke Kelly meant a lot to me, he brought me great joy when I was a boy". 0:39 How Soon Is Now? 6:16 Suedehead 11:15 Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before 15:56 Irish Blood, English Heart 19:42 Girlfriend In A Coma 22:45 I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris 25:50 Notre Dame 30:18 I Wish You Lonely 33:50 Sure Enough, the Telephone Rings 36:36 The Night Pop Dropped 41:48 My Hurling Days Are Done 48:21 Half A Person 52:13 Camilla's Keyboard Solo - Debussy(?) Intro Into... 54:07 Everyday Is Like Sunday 58:56 Knockabout World 1:02:42 The Loop 1:06:21 Our Frank 1:10:09 Bonfire of Teenagers 1:15:10 Jack the Ripper 1:22:25 Encore: Sweet & Tender Hooligan
@@auxlen Yeh, IBIH was the encore on night one and the opener on night two, if I remember correctly.Was at Portsmouth, Leeds & both nights at Liverpool. Front row. Still haven't come back down yet. Glad you enjoyed. Saving to do all the dates on the next UK tour. Hope it's soon.
Wow, what an amazing show ! Constantly amazed by Morrissey's determination to push the World forward. In his own way. In his own style. Listening to Bonfire of Teenagers STILL brings tears to my eyes. What a wonderful recording and Venue. Memories Preserved Forever x
Here you can't clearly tell, but in another video you can see that Morrissey is very moved by how people are singing Half a Person. It brings tears to my eyes.
Thank you ever so kindly to you who shared this here! I’m a California girl who fell in love with Morrissey and The Smiths one very rainy New Year’s weekend in San Francisco and I think I appreciate the music more now as I’m getting older… Oh how I wish I could’ve been at this show. 🎧🌹🎧
"I hope to God that you can continue to deal with the trauma of being alive...strange as it may seem, these are still the good old days" - wise wise words - what lies ahead is truly scary but lets enjoy the rock n roll whilst the music is still playing! Pure gold.
Well done Derek Clancy for capturing the magic from Vicar Street... looks like it was a fantastic gig and Mr. Morrissey banging out the classics in great form.
Taking my youngest son bother & best friend to Sunday in Aylesbury on the 23rd, My God, I hope they/ Moz are as breathtaking as this unique performance. Thank you for posting. Just can’t wait.
I'm happy to see our Mozz in a young style. He looks like younger than last years. Thanks for recording all this gig with this perfect view. Thanks for sacriface your golden time with Mozz in order to have forever this work of art. Long life to our king. God bless him.
This a good exemple how to make good music with real voice and instruments. Morrissey is a great Singer but he knows how to agregate his fans n Turn his concerts so magical n unics. Thks for recording this concerts. God bless the Heroes.
Setlist - How Soon Is Now? (The Smiths) - Suedehead - Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before (The Smiths) - Irish Blood, English Heart - Girlfriend in a Coma (The Smiths) - I'm Throwing My Arms Around - Paris - Notre-Dame - I Wish You Lonely - Sure Enough, the Telephone Rings - The Night Pop Dropped - My Hurling Days Are Done - Half a Person (The Smiths) - Everyday Is Like Sunday - Knockabout World - The Loop - Our Frank - Bonfire of Teenagers - Jack the Ripper - Sweet and Tender Hooligan (The Smiths)
BRILLIANT, thanks for this, in my opinion the best of the 2 nights although the band and Himself were on fire both nights, best that i have ever seen him thanks again Derek
Great sound, excellent video. Morrisey in fine fettle however I was surprised/shocked to hear him say he had never been interviewed on Irish TV. Shame on RTE. That dog- house needs to be cleared out
going through all the comments, the haters at the very bottom, right where they belong . Brilliant gig , so wish to see him perform one day .Thanks a million for the upload❤
Thank you for sharing, great how he gave recognition to The late Luke Kelly RIP, a regular soubd coming from most Irish/Mancunian households back in the 70s/80s.💚
A good friend saw the gig where Moz did a double bill with Bowie in Dublin, probably the Point and he told me Moz stole the show, he thinks Bowie was rattled at being upstaged and soon the tour continued without Mozz!
@@johncollins5552 I was at that in 1995, only reason I hung about after Moz, there was a rumour going round he was going to duet with Bowie, it never happened.
Fair play Derek, great to see this artist as he's the last of a dying breed who have the courage to say what they think and know to be true, in a world that thrives on lies
it depends on what you believe and what you think is honest. I am not a part of his racist outbursts. His music, especially up to the 1990s, is fantastic. But seems to have become "clumsy".
@@bowpet6574 usually it's just stuff taken completely out of context, when I ask someone to tell me what he said that's racist they never can give an example. The word is thrown around so loosely. I don't think he's racist in the slightest
Anyone who doesn’t mindlessly parrot the ‘current thing’ is a ‘racist.’ So sick of that lazy, vacuous bullshit. Moz is a free thinker in a hyper conformist world - glad that that there are still some out there who value the free spirit.
This is the song (How soon is now), that brought me to the smiths. 13yrs old, up late recording songs on tape from a friday night radio sration. Blew my mind. Id record shop after school (high school), everyday at the used record shops buying albums, singles, 45'$... on vinyl and CD. This is a real treat! Fantastic❤ Soooo happy to see this. Thank you for this sincerely😂
You really helped us up front of going to Aylesbury (hopefully this Sunday), after Nottingham was cancelled. We’re in the mood now thanks to you, and we have practiced songs we didn’t know. Bravo and thanks!
Morrissey's great. One of the last of the famous international playboys we have. Thinking of all the stuff he didn't play shows what an incredible back-catalogue he has. "We Hate It...", "You're the One For Me, Fatty", "The More You Ignore Me", "Alma Matters", etc, and that's just his solo material! Seeing middle-aged men squabble so vociferously over a sweaty T-shirt though was mildly ridiculous. I wonder if they're all in a park somewhere, still holding on to it.
@@derekclancy8361ngl, I'm terrified this "40 years of Morrissey" tagline, being used to advertise the Central, South & North American tour, will culminate in him bringing out a tonne of older amazing tracks we haven't heard live for a long time. I hope if that does happen he finishes it with some dates in the UK & Ireland. Can't miss that. Otherwise, I might have to plan an impromptu trip to the States which my bank manager will no doubt be ecstatic about, lol.
Es un regalo de la Música, que leales seguidores de hace años disfrutamos, como Ud. yo y el caballero que subió gentilmente este concierto del Genio de Morrissey.
