biography_square button_minus button_plus close_artbutton exhibitionarrow_left exhibitionarrow_right follow_button home_sq-artefacetsViewArtefacts home_sq-exhibitionViewExhibitions home_sq-sqaureSupportUs home_sq-uploadUploadArtefact artist dj keyword_3 industry keyword_member magglass newburger onthisday_button profileicon randomiser_button reload_button soundcloud twitter uploadbutton zoom_in
Home
Archive Browse A-Z Online Exhibitions About Login
Upload
In the last 30 days the archive has grown by 462 new artefacts, 20 new members, 19 new people and places.
Donate

Details

Added 2nd May 2009 by Alastair

Artefact

Ticket
Morrissey, Mark Radcliffe
11th February 2009

I was lucky enough to win two tickets to see Morrissey performing an intimate gig for Radcliffe and Maconie's Radio 2 show atthe Radio Theatre, Broadcasting House in London.
Queued all afternoon in the drizzle with two blokes who were RAF policemen back from Iraq and Afghanistan! ( -they issue more tickets then there are places, which is probably a good idea for Gardener's Question Time, but not for Morrissey. )
Interviewed outside for The One Show ( thankfully not used ) as 'an older Morrissey fan'- cheers.
We were in the second row, I sat next to a woman who said I looked like Guy Garvey!
The gig was brilliant, Moz was his usual funny self, he even did a few old Smiths' songs-This Charming Man and I'll Keep Mine Hidden- and came back on after the programme finished to do a couple more.
Share:

Latest Discussion

“I remember Waves very well.It was a very small place.We used to go there Sat night after Steve Toons UMIST hard rock disco had finished. It was on Dantzig street down an alley opposite where Tiger Tiger is now. When you entered Waves you were given a meal voucher,and if you were hungry you could go upstairs and have sausages and beans,which was very welcome.I'm veggie now. Run by the DJ Graham Brookes,who moved on to The Electric Circus after that. He always had a freind/partner with him,but I can't rermember his name.”
Written by bouncy
03 May 2009
“I think your comment has ended up on the wrong artefact!
The sausage and beans sound nice, I'm slavering already, although i don't know if Morrissey would approve!”
Written by Alastair
03 May 2009
“i quite like the random element of bouncy's comment!”
Written by OT
04 May 2009
“When you saw Morrissey,Alastair,did he mention Waves?”
Written by bouncy
04 May 2009
“The name is tattooed on his heart, alongside that of the Headbangers' Ball at Middleton Civic...”
Written by Alastair
04 May 2009
“Speaking of Ed Banger, I'm sure I saw them with Moz at the poly Mcr 1978.I knew him then as Steven and I was stood right at the front,but sadly I was'nt impressed.Obviously he was destined for greater things.”
Written by bouncy
05 May 2009
“I think there could be a huge discussion about that- 'failure to recognise greatness when confronted by frankly dodgy early performances'. There are other people who send a shiver down the spine from the first time you see them.”
Written by Alastair
05 May 2009
“I used to put a few gigs on in Rochdale at Yates's Wine Lodge for a short while in the mid eighties, and knew one of an early Inspiral Carpets. He asked me for a gig, so I inquired what they sounded like. He said " a cross between the Sex Pistols and Hawkwind ". I'm ashamed to say I didn't get back to him.
Another time I had the contact for Pete who was in the early Stone Roses, but couldn't afford to put the money up for them to play at the Lamplighter in Rochdale. Another life changing moment missed....”
Written by Alastair
05 May 2009
“Never mind,'If only's' can drive you crazy. I think what it was when I saw Ed Banger,was that it sounded like the same song played over and over,and I heard that Ed Banger used to do that.Also,that particular punk style,did'nt really suit Moz.I'm glad he didn't give up!”
Written by bouncy
05 May 2009
If you'd like to leave a comment, please Login
Our archive currently contains 3955 Bands / Artists, 776 DJs, 1505 Places, 368 People and 32129 artefacts contributed by 4382 members.
Manchester Digital Music Archive is licensed under an
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Charity no. 1164179
Help . Accessibility . Contact . Terms . Privacy Policy
Website by Studio Galaxy