JeremiahBullfrog: Imagine not liking Morrissey's voice

JeremiahBullfrog 03.24.21	warm honey for a voice, list is Moz / Smiths Ranked with his best vocal performance from each album, if you dont like Moz pls tell me why
zakalwe 03.24.21	Ouija Board, Ouija Board
JeremiahBullfrog 03.24.21	what you work for meee, i have got to say hello to my post-racism career
RadioSuicide 03.24.21	the best
JeremiahBullfrog 03.24.21	yass radio
Ryus 03.24.21	unable to imagine
Slugboiiii 03.24.21	My hero
WeepingBanana 03.24.21	Nah it’s bad
porcupinetheater 03.24.21	I don’t need to imagine, baby
Deez 03.24.21	Hello
Avagantamos 03.24.21	imagine not liking neurofunk
Divaman 03.24.21	I'm with you as far as being a fan of his voice. I've heard people say he doesn't have much of a range, though, and if I listen to his early stuff with that in mind, I hear what people are talking about. I think he varied it up more as he went on, though.
ArsMoriendi 03.24.21	I hate to break it to you, but I'm entirely neutral on Morrisey's voice No strong feelings in either direction
WeepingBanana 03.24.21	Just listen to the Church or some shit if you wanna hear jangly emotional stuff
JeremiahBullfrog 03.24.21	Sir, the smiths are much more than “jangly emotional stuff”
ArsMoriendi 03.24.21	They're also preachy vegan stuff right
WeepingBanana 03.24.21	Don’t get my wrong I like a good number of smiths songs but that’s kind of in spite of morrissey and as much as I like Johnny Marr, Maurice Deebank is much better at that sort of style
heck 03.24.21	I love Morrissey's voice and lyrics but my god he's such a massive piece of shit
rockarollacola 03.24.21	"...Morrissey's... a massive piece of shit" [2]
protokute 03.24.21	hey that's me
beefshoes 03.25.21	Massive Morrissey fanboy, so yeah, completely agreed.
Divaman 03.25.21	He's a diva, man.
cordwainerbird 03.25.21	i do love moz's voice but it's kind of unbearable without Johnny Marr - Marr is like the bread to his butter so without it it's like eating straight butter which is fucking gross and shitty
beefshoes 03.25.21	To each their own, but I struggle to see how a fan of The Smiths wouldn't enjoy at least bits of Viva Hate and the early singles collected on Bona Drag. I find that Bona Drag is just as strong as Hatful and Louder than Bombs
cordwainerbird 03.25.21	i get u but to me all his solo stuff has felt like hollow imitations of a successful model (The Smiths) rather than sincere expression. like the voice itself is sincere but the instrumentals always feel half-baked and limp even when they "work". doesn't help that Morrissey is a fuckin dumbass so that will bleed thru the music a bit too
Divaman 03.25.21	I agree about the early solo stuff. I do feel that as the years have gone on, though, the sense of humor that was always present in his lyrics has decreased and the whiny factor (which was also always present) has increased a lot.
beefshoes 03.25.21	Everything beyond Vauxhall and I can be very hit or miss, but there's not a single album without at least a couple of decent tracks. Kill Uncle definitely sounds limp, which was a result of Stephen Street's absence, and Morrissey trying to find a new footing musically. I love Your Arsenal and Vauxhall though, but I see why others wouldn't be into it
ReiniEden 03.25.21	Love his voice, I don't pay attention to him as a person though. Cause I separate the art from the artist.
cordwainerbird 03.25.21	^ lmao
cordwainerbird 03.25.21	sorry to break it but the sentiments and experiences of the artist that make the art is what makes the work personal and enjoyable. even if the person is a dipshit the art they make is still uniquely their vision. ignoring the artist and taking only the art is depriving yourself of the context that allowed the art to exist. like u do u but i've always found that kinda sad. (theres my hot take of the day)
Rowan5215 03.25.21	his only good solo song is Suedehead tbh "Just listen to the Church or some shit" [x100]