It's 6:30am here in the UK, just tuned in to RP... couldn't have hoped for a better song to start my day... Goodmorning to all!!

fureanbode wrote:

Totally agree.

fureanbode wrote:

Morrissey's only good song as a solo artist.

Sometimes, just sometimes, if I'm in the mood...Morrissey is the greatest artist EVER. This is one of those times.

JWU42 wrote:

I'm starting to see a pattern in tastes.The same people who like this guy like Natalie Merchant and REM.(Not trying to be insulting,just observing)
I personally don't limited vocal range naval gazing by people who don't have any instrumental talent.

Got a Moody Blues feel with that Wall-of-Orchestra-Sound b/g.

Also, the title should read Every Day is Like Sunday; ''everyday'' is an adjective.

less morrissey and more johnny marr, i say

I just shudder to think what a "come armageddon" would be like...

I can't tear myself away from RP tonight with the music going like this. Morrissey of course

This song always reminds me of Withernsea, surely the grottiest and most deserving of armageddon of all the East Yorkshire coast towns. Great singer, great lyrics, shame that he's such an overweening arrogant moralistic tit. IMO nowt he's done solo is a patch on the Smiths at their heyday - without Johnny Marr he's just a clever songwriter.

Morrissey's best!

In my opinion, his absolute best work. A++++++, would listen again.

I ever thought that if only I may have a soul-twin in the world could be Morrissey..... his are probably the best lyrics I ever read, seems all made on me, same thoughts, same feelings.... you're not alone brother

Never have been a fan of Morrisey or The Smiths and couldn't understand why he had a branch sticking out of his arse.

however, this is a great song and good to hear it again.

The only thing better was hearing Natalie Merchant cover this in concert several years ago...

Am I just too little to care about songs about nuclear war?

ManchesterUK wrote:
Agreed. This is the best tune can be and still only earn a rating of 1.

Especially today, being Sunday and all. But it's summertime, and wild horses couldn't drag me away, because here's where the story ends.

highwindows wrote:

YES~!

Something about his voice that just gets under my skin - in a positive way!!

Nice 1 Bill !

This title makes me think of Otis Redding's Champagne and Wine, in which he uses the same phrase ("every day is gonna be like Sunday") to promise happy times. Completely different sentiment.

Gave this tune an 8.

"How I dearly wish I was not here,
In the seaside town they forgot to close down."

I've been told this song was written about my home town of Worthing, on the south coast of England. Bastard.

dionysius wrote:

If he's trying to make me suffer, it's working. Make it stop.

Bruceg wrote:

I see them differently.... Morrissey's lyrics are a parody of depressing lyrics (i.e., Girlfriend in a Coma, Hairdresser On Fire, etc.), and Robert's are just depressing, but they're both excellent.

mojoman wrote:

Viva Hate, indeed.

mojoman wrote:
Yup. Me too.
:puke:

Morrissey's best song as a solo artist.