I'm with you, TFertig3. Morrissey gets on my nerves. But I don't want to start any confrontations here. Actually, I have a question about how people percieve the Smiths in retrospect. Who is generally considered the genius behind that band? The singer/lyricist (a la Sting, for lack of a better example) or the guitarist (a la John Squire)? Because I, for one, think the lion's share of the credit should go to Jonny Maar over Morrissey, and I was just wondering if their respective solo careers is a reflection of how much credit fans give them for the Smiths' stuff.

-----Original Message----- From: TFertig3@aol.com [SMTP:TFertig3@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, July 16, 1998 4:45 PM To: sinister@majordomo.net Subject: Fwd: Sinister: Re: morrissey

<< i love morrissey. - >>

This is sick. Morrissey's an old bag.

That ought to insite some riots. << Message: Re: Sinister: Re: morrissey

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