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RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 29 Oct 2024 09:59
by bleach

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 29 Oct 2024 21:48
by falconwhit

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 31 Oct 2024 04:15
by peppergomez
Great interview
Man he let that interviewer have it

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 31 Oct 2024 08:43
by iaredatsun
Interesting interview . Morrissey being the grumpy old man. Interviewer very much out of his depth - but to his credit keeps it all in.

I thought Barbara Rubin discovered the VU and took Morrissey and Warhol to see them. Morrissey claims it was him and then goes on to charmingly and completely slag them off as if they were totally witless . Maybe they were, in his eyes. It’s a fun and interesting read, and i need to go back and digest it in full. Thanks for the link.

I must confess that I’ve never been able to watch a Morrissey film in full. Must try again.

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 31 Oct 2024 16:25
by falconwhit
The reason I posted this review is because I thought I detected echos of Lou and Moe in some of the things he said and the way he said them. Warhol is often mentioned as an influence on Lou's interview style, but I think he probably got some of the bitchiness from Morrissey.

Morrissey was an angry guy.
Quoted by Sounes:
"Do you think people want to read about the life of Lou Reed? You need a good title like ‘The Hateful Bitch’ or ‘The Worst Person Who Ever Lived.’ Something that says this isn’t the biography of a great human being, because he was not. He was a stupid, disgusting, awful human being.”

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 11 Nov 2024 22:44
by iaredatsun
falconwhit wrote: 31 Oct 2024 16:25 The reason I posted this review is because I thought I detected echos of Lou and Moe in some of the things he said and the way he said them. Warhol is often mentioned as an influence on Lou's interview style, but I think he probably got some of the bitchiness from Morrissey.

Morrissey was an angry guy.
Quoted by Sounes:
"Do you think people want to read about the life of Lou Reed? You need a good title like ‘The Hateful Bitch’ or ‘The Worst Person Who Ever Lived.’ Something that says this isn’t the biography of a great human being, because he was not. He was a stupid, disgusting, awful human being.”
I don’t hear any Lou Reed or Moe Tucker in what he says. In fact I’m a bit surprised you mention Moe Tucker. And I’m not sure Reed ever sounded that bitter about anything.

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 12 Nov 2024 04:25
by peppergomez
iaredatsun wrote: 11 Nov 2024 22:44
falconwhit wrote: 31 Oct 2024 16:25 The reason I posted this review is because I thought I detected echos of Lou and Moe in some of the things he said and the way he said them. Warhol is often mentioned as an influence on Lou's interview style, but I think he probably got some of the bitchiness from Morrissey.

Morrissey was an angry guy.
Quoted by Sounes:
"Do you think people want to read about the life of Lou Reed? You need a good title like ‘The Hateful Bitch’ or ‘The Worst Person Who Ever Lived.’ Something that says this isn’t the biography of a great human being, because he was not. He was a stupid, disgusting, awful human being.”
I don’t hear any Lou Reed or Moe Tucker in what he says. In fact I’m a bit surprised you mention Moe Tucker. And I’m not sure Reed ever sounded that bitter about anything.

Take a look at some of what he said about Frank Zappa or Jim Morrison

Re: RIP Paul Morrissey

Posted: 13 Nov 2024 21:38
by iaredatsun
peppergomez wrote: 12 Nov 2024 04:25
iaredatsun wrote: 11 Nov 2024 22:44

I don’t hear any Lou Reed or Moe Tucker in what he says. In fact I’m a bit surprised you mention Moe Tucker. And I’m not sure Reed ever sounded that bitter about anything.

Take a look at some of what he said about Frank Zappa or Jim Morrison
In my opinion that was just lou Reed being an ass. He enjoying being provocative. Sounds very different kind motivation with Paul Morrissey – bitterness.