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Rox Issue # 23 ā 1983

Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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"HAND IN GLOVE": Large nude man with big bum. Somepeople thought the picture wasactually of Morrissey, but experts reckoned otherwise. Morrissey:"Skillfully snatched from the illustrious pages of Margaret Walters biblical The Nude Male, here is a body so finely chiselled that the model could only have soul of a poet."
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"THIS CHARMING MAN":"Cover Star" is actor Jean Maraisand the still is taken from the slightly poncy French film Orphee, directed by very hip cult artist Jean Cocteau. Morrissey:"Here Jean Marais appears as'self-lover'. Of course, self-lovers are the only genuine people on this particular planet. Self-adoration should be a compulsory inclusion on all educational curriculum.ā
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"WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE?": "Cover Star" is rather fab, moody actor Terence Stamp in a still taken from the film The Collector. Bit weird this oneas Tel, as his friends call him, didn't like that particular picture of himself and asked for the sleeveto be deleted, as it duly was.Instead it was replaced by a shotof Morrissey, posing with cool 'n' refreshing glass of milk -just like Terry before him. Morrissey: "Inverted and hellishly repressed, this picture suggests the mad extremism which stems from repression. Naturally I speak from experience.ā
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"THE SMITHS" LP: This is moody old underground actor Joe Dallesandro in Andy Warhol's mind-numbingly boring and "arty"(i.e. sleazy) flick Flesh (directed by Paul Morrissey - no relation -in 1968). Morrissey: "Here is clever Joe Dallesandro very busy at a spot of.... well, never you mind, just get on with your algebra."
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"HAND IN GLOVE" (Sandie Shaw): Rita Tushingham starring as Jo in the 1961 film A Taste OfHoney. Morrissey: "Jo's head, classically bent, hides the shameof poverty and self-dislike: 'Hand in glove/The good people laugh/Yes, we may be hidden by"rags"/But we have something they'll never have."
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"HEAVEN KNOWS I'MMISERABLE NOW": VivNicholson the woman who won afortune on the pools in the mid 60s and proceeded to fritter the money away in a matter of years. Morrissey: "Here is world celebrity Viv Nicholson returning to the dreary marsh of her pre-win home. Many chapters of Viv'slife are more fascinating than anything that ever happened inworld history."
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"WILLIAM, IT WAS REALLY NOTHING":This anonymous funster sitting on a bed with a disconnected loud speaker looks well fed up. Morrissey: "Crucified with pain, this keen musicologist cannot bear to listen to happy songs. Why? Because he doesn't understand them."
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"HATFUL OF HOLLOW" LP: Another moody'n' anonymous young man: Morrissey: "Our'Hatful Of Hollow' friend typifies the tattooed slut. The word 'slut' is mysteriously always associated with girls, but boys can be sluts too. The tattoo here is picturesquely out of focus.
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"HOW SOONIS NOW?": Rather out-of-focus chap in a woolly polo-neck jumper. Morrissey: "This pictures a soldier busy in prayer. The rude observer might assume otherwise. People have such filthy minds these days, I must say.
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."MEAT IS MURDER" LP: An unnamed US soldier in Vietnam taken from Emile de Antonio's 1969 book In The Year Of The Pig. Morrissey: "Let shame be the punishment of those who still kill animals for food. People who eat meat have no right to expect this world to be harmonious andpeaceful. To eat meat is to condone violence and murder."
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"SHAKESPEARE'S SISTER": Pat Phoenix (who used to play Elsie Tanner in Coronation Street). Morrissey: "Pat Phoenix embodies the personalised personification of statuesque perfection. She is not, I mightadd, directly related to Shakespeare. In this shot, Pat, as galvanic Elsie Tanner, gazes poetically towards a murky Weatherfield skyline and notes 'Hell hath no fury like a woman's corns.
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"THAT JOKE ISN'T FUNNYANYMORE": An unnamed tot glowers menacingly at the camera. Morrissey: "If ever a human face portrayed such pained stainlessness - apart from my own - it would surely be this child's. The eyes are encrusted with hurt and premature wisdom, making the poor banished children of Eve seem like snotty simpletons in comparison.
But if S. Morrissey thinks he's getting away with not having his glorious visage on the front of record sleeves as easily as that, he's got another fink coming.
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"There's my Smith's tapes you never wanted to hear/Throw them away, Morrissey in the bin" say Pink Industry on their super "waxing" "What I Wouldn't Give" Can't say fairer than that now, can you?
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Marr was looking for a singer for his new band.One night he watched a South Bank Show onthe great songwriting team Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Leiber said he had heard that Stoller wrote songs, liked the sound of him,found out where he lived and knocked on the stranger's door. Marr decided that that's whathe would do; he had been told Morrissey was agood vocalist, so he would find out where he lived and knock on his door. They talked about music, and listened to Morrissey's rare Tamla 45s. Marr raved aboutDusty Springfield's Little By Little; Morrissey played him Sandie Shaw's Message Understood. When Marr left, Morrissey gave him some of his typed lyrics. After that, they were inseparable. "Everything that wasobsessive, excessive and poetic, all the bigvisions I carried around inside me, were also inhim. The love of pop culture, and the purededication, was mirrored in my partner. I'venever seen it in anyone else before, and neverin exactly the same way since. And the desperation. He was looking for someone likeme and I was looking for someone like him. And we liked each other straight away. We really liked each other"
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āi would wake up every morning to a landslide, an avalanche, an earthquake, which was The Smithsā breakup. which just went on every day. so i had that going on over there, that wouldnāt let me go, and the media, and lawyers, and people writing books and all of that was just determined to pull those buildings down on me. but yeah, i look back now and i see this 24-year-old little dude with the weight of the world on his shoulders, but with this incredible set of friends, Matt Johnson from The The, Chrissie Hynde⦠who just went: āhey! youāre free! letās make music together!ā. it was a very schizophrenic, intense time for me, and luckily some great music came out of it.ā thatās a quote from this Johnny Marr interview i was listening to the other day and yeah⦠āpeople writing booksā, huh? people like Johnny Rogan, who wrote āMorrissey and Marr: The Severed Allianceā? but why bother to mention an old book no one remembers except die-hard Smiths fans? why did that annoy him so much? was it bc the wound was still fresh, or bc Rogan didnāt just write abt the bandās internal politics, focusing instead on his personal relationship with Morrissey? ādetermined to pull those buildings down on meā? but the band had already broken up⦠what was left to pull down?
i see my chance to be obnoxious with quotes again, sorry, but here is what Morrissey had to say about the book in Q - September 1992:
i have the book by Johnny Rogan (to quote Morrissey, āwhom Johnny had amusingly re-named Johnny Rodentā - honestly, why do we get some of Johnnyās finest mean girl moments from Morrisseyās memoir and not from Johnnyās) and iād been feeling guilty about that until i read the above interview. sure, Moz, a āfriendā just had the book lying around and it engaged you in a staring contest for 3 days straight. and if Moz couldnāt help but thumb through it, who was i, a mere mortal, to resist it. i havenāt read it properly, i have about 20 books i want to read before i get around to it but i did skim through the parts describing their first meeting and their fallout
perhaps, in the most unkind, cynical interpretation of them as people, according to the book, Morrissey was possessive and Johnny was manipulative, that Johnny had āthe intuitive ability to tell Morrissey exactly what he wanted to hearā, that āif you were close to Johnny or werenāt Morrisseyās friend, then you were outā
i did appreciate its take on Work is a Four-Letter Word
Perhaps as a subconscious attempt to rekindle the old camaraderie, Morrissey looked to the early/mid-Sixties for affectionate inspiration. ⦠Morrissey expected a more enthusiastic response from his songwriting partner. The Morrissey/Marr duo had first found common ground in their love of girl groups and Johnny had always displayed a tolerant enthusiasm towards his partnerās love of Sixties kitsch. At Streatham, however, even that creative link was fraying.
my entire point basically being WORK IS A FOUR-LETTER WORD as done by the Smiths IS A PRETTY, TOUCHING SONG AND HAS BEEN UNFAIRLY DISPARAGED, PARTICULARLY BY ONE JOHN MAHER OF WYTHENSHAWE. if only heād listened to the WORDSā¦
Sorry if i'm bothering you but i really wanted to rant abt Johnny and Moz and hear some of your thoughts about these two certain topics that i can't get out of my head: Ā
I find it incredibly weird that Johnny and Morrissey (as far as we know) never became friends again or never tried to reconcile their relationship after the breakup - like how do you go from being best friends and hanging out with each other 24/7 to "We havenāt known each other for 35 years - which is many lifetimes ago." as Morrissey said on that letter. The strangest part to me is that, since the break up and to this day both Johnny and Moz never hesitate to mention again and again how much their relationship meant to them in the band and how much they loved each other during that period of their lives - i mean the way they describe each other and the words that they use come straight up from a romance novel. Also the fact that Morrissey continued to write songs abt how much Johnny meant to him and like Johnny getting that swallow tattoo on his neck and other weird stuff like why care to mention each other so much and make everything so dramatic when you - as you claim - haven't known each other for a lifetime? And idk on a personal level if it would be me in their situation i would at some point try to fix whatever we had if we obv meant that much to each other after all these years.
In all honestly when i read abt Marrissey Johnny sometimes just comes off as someone who suffered (and maybe still does) from internalised homophobia, when you read the way Moz talks abt him in his lyrics it definitely gives off that vibe "Though she needs you More than she loves you " , "Love is natural and real But not for such as you and I" or "I am born to hang but not to have kids and to never be wed - no, to someone whom I don't even love" and that interview when Moz said that "That perhaps Johnny Marr was in fact madly in love with me, but didn't feel he could act on that - or that he didn't have the courage to ever take it any further?'" And i don't want to seem like i'm trying to bash Angie or anything but i find they way the got married pretty weird and almost rushed in way like would they even get married if Joe Moss hadn't insisted that they do? Even Andy thought it was weird "They got married in some evangelical church. It was pretty bizarre. There were only about 10 of us there, including the crew. The ceremony only lasted about 15 minutes. I was a witness. Afterwards they hired a function room in the hotel and we had champagne and a buffet. It was a nice day, but it was just weird. It didn't seem real. You know what it's like in America - everything's plastic and phoney. It just didn't seem like a proper wedding. No relatives were there."
Anyway sorry for the long rant!! I just wanted to say that i absolutely love your Marrissey ramblings, Have a nice day :)
Hi anon! don't worry you're not bothering me at all, i'm always down to talk abt marrissey haha i'll just have to reply w/2 separate parts bc there's so much i want to say lmao 1. i've been chatting to @loathsome-tonight abt this (comparing notes, so to speak) and both of us agree that the "no-contact" situation after The Smiths' breakup is essentially bullshit, and for quite a few reasons: - first of all, there's proof they were exchanging notes around the time Morrissey was recording Viva Hate - when Johnny Rogan first published his book Morrissey and Marr: The Severed Alliance Morrissey predictably wanted no part in it, and Johnny only got involved bc he felt pressured by the author getting a bit too close to his friends and family. however, once the book came out Johnny apparently felt compelled to call Morrissey and reassure him abt the extent and the reasons of his involvement - when Morrissey released The Last of the Famous International Playboys, Johnny apparently sent him a note to congratulate him on its success - if you've read Morrissey's Autobio, you'll know he sent Johnny a letter in 1992, to which Johnny replied telling him he was sorry for everything that happened and taking "full responsibility". they then met each other and went for a drive on the moors - after that meeting, their relationship seemed to improve. in a 1993 interview for Select, Johnny said: "the relationship between me and Morrissey is the best in the group, of the four of us. i still see him now. i called him last night. last time i saw him was a couple of days before he went to do his recent album. we let a bored media get the better of us, but there's always been a certain telepathy between us even when we didn't see each other. we played a game with the press and they played with us, but it's not true life. no, we're friends." - then, the trial happened. and that's when things went south again between them. being interviewed with Bernard Sumner for The Face in july 1996, and being asked if he and Morrissey were still friends, Johnny said: "not... (pregnant pause) not particularly... [...] if i'm too glib then people think i'm being disrespectful and if i'm too serious they think there's a reconciliation on the cards. i just don't have any feelings about it." except a month earlier, once again being interviewed with Bernard Sumner (for the NME this time) he was playing quite a different tune. asked if he was still in contact with Morrissey, he said: "occasionally. last time we met it was a really nice experience. it was really good to see him, especially since a... a feud that didn't really exist had become public property. and because of the relationship we had it was time to resolve it in private and do something ourselves because it was really quite a serious situation. i was tired of being involved in other people's games and i wanted to do something for us. [...] i know it's interesting for other people, but it's kinda private. i certainly don't wish him - or anyone i've worked with - ill. life's too short." whatever happened between them at that time, it seems like 1996 was quite a turbulent year for their relationship... - years after (seemingly) going their separate ways, in 2008, they met once again. this time in person, in a pub in Manchester. apparently they even talked abt a potential Smiths' reunion, but Johnny already had other engagements with The Cribs, so nothing was done abt it - in recent years, Johnny also mentioned exchanging emails with Morrissey so even tho i highly doubt they're still in contact now, there was definitely a time when they were on speaking terms, even after The Smiths broke up. however, it seems like their relationship was quite volatile and hot and cold, with them being fine one moment and being snarky the next. personally, i've found it surprising how none of the biographers/journos that wrote abt them directly challenged them on this, bc ultimately it's very easily disprovable.
the very first morrissey and marr recording: a cover of the cookiesā i want a boy for my birthday, recorded in johnnyās attic in summer of 1982. it was originally made to send to dale hibbert, original smiths bassist.
The final minute of a Johnny Marr radio interview from 1987, a few months before The Smithsā split. The closing statement just breaks my heart⦠:ā(
āHeās brilliant, heās marvellous - you know, I miss him. I havenāt seen him for a week and I really miss him.ā
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Songs that are about Johnny Marr (probably)
THE SMITHS
The Smiths
Hand In Glove ā the lyrics are about a deep friendship and Johnny himself said he thinks itās about his relationship with Morrissey because they were āonly hanging out with each other at the timeā.
Meat Is Murder
I Want The One I Canāt Have ā all about unrequited love. A possible reference in the title to Elizabeth Smartās novella By Grand Central Station I Sat Down And Wept ā āI want the one I want.ā Also: āMeet me in the Alleyā is a 1972 song by John Mars.
Well I Wonder ā a desperate plea by Morrissey for someone to keep him in mind. There are several loans from By Grand Central Station⦠(which by the way is about a deeply emotional, doomed and unrequited love), namely: āWell I wonder, do you hear me when you sleep?ā / āIs it possible he can not hear me when he lies so close, so lightly asleep?ā , āMy dear, my darling, do you hear me when you sleep?ā āThis is the fierce last stand of what I am.ā This song was never performed live and Johnny said it was because they were afraid they wouldnāt be able to capture its full magic, which makes sense, but I also get the feeling that this song was particularly special to both Morrissey and Johnny, for reasons which went beyond its lyricism and music.
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iām currently reading this book about Manchesterās music scene from the 60s to the 90s and thereās a whole chapter on The Smiths that definitely has some⦠interesting quotes in it, likeā¦
Morrissey:
āI had no doubt that Johnny was the moment, and I was grateful that nothing had ever happened for me earlier on. [ā¦] We both had an astonishingly solid sense of direction, and we very rarely disagreed, which was unusual because we were opposites - he was full of excitement for everything, and I was⦠not.ā
Johnny Marr:
āWe did have a strong connection with the gay scene. [ā¦] At the time, most of my friends were gay.ā
āWhen we came out and when people think of the genesis of the band, doing a song like āI Want a Boy for my Birthdayā, they put Morrisseyās sexual ambiguity together and made five. But looking back on it, it was probably down to me that we were so linked to the gay scene.ā
āI know Morrissey said quite humourfully that the two of us were bobbing about in out two lifeboats, but my lifeboat was jet-propelled with about 25 gay guys in it and with its own navigation system pointing to the word fun.ā
āWhat often gets left out is that we admired each other for our differences. [ā¦] We did need each other, and we were of use to each other, but we really loved each other from the off.ā
āI was more open and he was more closed. I admired that he could do that. I saw it as a strength. I would crack him up and he would crack me up.ā
Iām pretty sure this is referencing The North Will Rise Again: Manchester Music City by John Robb! This is an excellent book, and Iād highly recommend it for anyone interested in the amazing musical history of Manchester.
https://www.amazon.com/North-Will-Rise-Again-Manchester/dp/1845135342
iām reading some of the interviews Johnny did during the Electronic era and theyāre quite sad but also very interesting:
āOff the record, Johnny will say that the true story of the [Smithsā] split āwill make your hair curlā, but implies that the truth will never be told in its entirety.ā
like⦠is it me or is that quite a harsh expression to use when talking about a breakup that supposedly happened only because of ācreative differencesā and āwork overloadā? āSince then, Johnny has tried to maintain a dignified silence about the whole affair, but Morrissey has been quoted at length in various foreign magazines rubbishing Electronic in general, and Bernardās voice in particular. He was reportedly very upset at the sight of a photograph of Johnny, in the first issue of Vox, signing copies of Smiths albums at the Electronic gig. [ā¦] Bernard says he will ātwatā Morrissey if he ever sees him.ā
(iād say JOIN THE QUEUE, Barney, but thatās beside the point)
āI used to take Smiths split comments personally because thereās two sides to every story and I was constantly trying to be dignified. For the last few years Iāve been really happy to read things that have been completely untrue because I like to keep my private life very private.ā
yeah okay but again, WHY SO MUCH DRAMA?? itās not like The Smiths have been the first band to abruptly split up⦠he said it himself several times: he was feeling depressed, he was feeling overworked, the other band members wouldnāt let him take a break, then the press got into the mix and thatās why he left. thatās absolutely fair enough. but this reads to me like someone whoās talking in riddles and would have much more to say on the subject if it werenāt for⦠what? who is he protecting (beside himself) and why? whatās so terrible and scandalous about this story that would make someoneās hair curl?
āThe people who were involved with The Smiths - who really knew us - were, like the group, very protective of what went on. The real story will be told when the entire thing is finished.ā
what do you MEAN the REAL story??? heās basically admitting theyāve been lying by omission! this quote is from a 1993 interview, cut to 26 years later and both him and Moz have published their autobiographies, yet their version of events has basically stayed the same! ppl around the band were very protective of WHAT? like⦠why does it sound so ominous?? why does it feel like when he talks about the split heās constantly hinting at something else?? āthe real story will be told when the entire thing is finishedā so i was right when i said that we probably wonāt know the truth about what actually happened to them and the band until one or even both of them are dead!
June 1996 (NME) āDo you have any contact with Morrissey?ā Johnny: āOccasionally. Last time we met it was a really nice experience. It was really good to see him, especially since a⦠a feud that didnāt really exist had become public property. And because of the relationship we had it was time to resolve it in private and do something ourselves because it was really quite a serious situation. I was tired of being involved in other peopleās games and I wanted to do something for us. It sounds sentimental, but itās very important. Weāre all big boys, itās not the school playground. I know itās interesting for other people, but itās kinda private. I certainly donāt wish him - or anyone Iāve worked with - any ill.Ā Lifeās too short.ā He stops and squeezes up a smile. 'Isnāt that nice?ā Bernard takes a swig of wine and sluices it through his teeth before swigging it down and smacking his lips dramatically. āIām keeping my gob shut.ā
July 1996 (The Face) āMorrissey has started doing Smiths songs in his live set. Itās all a bit sad, isnāt it?ā Johnny: Well, he co-wrote them so heās allowed to. I wouldnāt do it. āAre you still friends?ā Johnny: Not⦠(pregnant pause) not particularly⦠Bernard: Tell the truth! Tell the truth! Johnny: Well, I havenāt bought his records because I think I know what theyāre going to sound like. You see, itās difficult because if Iām too glib then people think Iām being disrespectful and if Iām too serious they think thereās a reconciliation on the cards. I just donāt have any feelings about it. āWhatās your least favourite Smithsā song?ā Bernard: My least favourite? Oh God⦠Johnny: (whispering) Say āEveryday Is Like Sundayā Bernard: Ok. Everyday Is Like Sunday [ā¦] āJohnny, have you had words put to your music that you thought were nonsense?ā Iāve thought, āOh Jesusā¦ā but Iāve never thought they were rubbish. I did write this almost sublime, roaming guitar-led piece of music once and the next thing I knew it was called āSome Girls Are Bigger Than Othersā.
the way he completely changed his opinion from one month to the next gave me whiplash. in his defence, the timing between them being interviewed and the pieces getting published could be mismatched and maybe things had already changed by the time the articles came out, but still⦠(also Iām pretty sure heās changed his mind on Some Girls⦠since then)
May 1999 (Loaded) Bernard: ā¦we had a song in a film called Pretty In Pink, and that changed our audience overnight. Chicks all over the shop! Johnny: We had a song in that film, and none of that happened to us! But then I saw the movie, and thereās this bit where he gets dumped and his life turns to shit and Iām thinking 'Aye aye, here we goā, and heās lying on his bed with no mates, and sure enough, on comes the Smiths record! Bernard: But maybe your lack of female fans was to do with that photo. Johnny: Oh yeah. He never stops laughing about 'that photoā. Bernard: Thereās this picture where Johnny has Morrissey leaning on his back, and Morrissey has a rather leering expression on his face⦠[ā¦] āIn this business,ā says Johnny, āmoney, fame, sex and drugs can all mess up any partnership. I think it was Chrissie Hynde who said that to me. One person gets all the attention, the other one has someone whispering in their ear about how they should ask for more, then you get weird sexual tensions between band members, and drugs is a problem when people are strung out, say the wrong thing and canāt hold it together in a band, and with money people just get greedy and lieā¦ā
ā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦ i mean. the fact that they thought it was a good idea to get interviewed by Loaded, considering the reputation that magazine had in the 90s, says it all. also i donāt know about you but i can guess why Bernard (a 100% Straight Lad) feels the need to make fun of him for āthat photoā. canāt say iām disappointed, bc i expected it, but the fact that Johnny then quickly changes the subject is quite telling. Chrissie Hyndeās role in The Smithsā story is also something iāve always found interesting⦠iām pretty sure she was friends with both Johnny and Moz (who mentions hanging out with her in his Autobiography) and Johnny talked about how she helped him and supported him after he left the band, so i wonder how much she knew about what was actually happening behind the scenes⦠i also detect some projection in those last few lines⦠āweird sexual tensions between band membersā?? i feel like it may just have been you guys lmao i mean, itās a weird way of putting it if youāre talking about power struggles within a band... freudian slip, anyone? āand with money people just get greedy and lieāĀ this was around the time of the Joyce trial, so itās pretty obvious who heās talking about here.