Morrissey INEC 24th September

He used the term 'far right bigot', an opinion on his politics. No mention of his sexuality. You brought that in. He mentioned Anne Marie Waters in the context of her politics and Morrissey's support for her politics. You brought in her sexuality and the fact that she was an 'immigrant'. Argue that the other poster should keep his opinions on Morrissey and his politics out of a gig thread. You're right. Dispute his view of Moz as a far right bigot, fine. But the homophobia claims are completely out of order based on his comments and you are guilty of completely inflaming the whole discussion. Both of you are out of order and should row back and keep toxic discussions like this out of the music forum, indeed out of all forums.

Emm.....those quotes were not mine, I was simply pointing out some of the issues in the argument between the 2 principal players in this thread. I'm not quite sure where you're getting your info on my views about Win Butler either. But knock yourself out. You obviously feel strongly about all this. You want to use me to get your views out in the open, be my guest.

I did not go to Arcade Fire. Your psychic powers appear to be on the blink. But as I say, carry on making **** up.

Apology accepted. For the record, I strongly disagree with Morrissey's endorsement of the EDL and most of what he's come out with over the last few years. I also disagree with most of what you said in your post but people are entitled to their opinions.

My apologies. I misspoke. His endorsement of the For Britain party. His support of Tommy Robinson didn't help.

Hard to pick one. I'd go with Speedway as the closing song. The drill/chainsaw noise at the beginning, the large build up towards the end, pounding drums and almost wall of noise at the end. Then walk off stage.

Hoping for a surprise or two on the setlist! Once he doesn't start throwing covers in there...

On another note altogether have to find somewhere decent to get a bit of food before the gig and yes a few Guinness maybe even a Murphy's or two!? Be on an early bus heading back on Sunday so hopefully don't end up to mangled ha.

Was going to go to this but looked up prices of accommodation in Killarney and said I'd give it a miss. Insane prices. Hope ye enjoy it anyway!

Ah no I hate that self indulgent nonsense.

I hate when artists play more than 4-5 songs off a new album.

Might include references to this:

The last few times i saw him it was about 90 minutes’ ish

Fair play Mozza. Too right. Barbaric.

So, he put on probably the best gig, of the last 3 times i saw him, excellent vocally, roughly 85 minutes setlist, a good few Smiths tracks, more than the last few tines, and a few from Bonfire Of Teenagers, unreleased album, very impressive overall.

Did anyone buy a signed LP of The Queen Is Dead for €250?

We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful / Our Frank / Billy Budd / Knockabout World / Black Cloud / First Of The Gang To Die / How Soon Is Now? / Rebels Without Applause / My Hurling Days Are Done / Half A Person / Bonfire Of Teenagers / Everyday Is Like Sunday / I Am Veronica / Never Had No One Ever / Sure Enough, The Telephone Rings / The Loop / Frankly, Mr. Shankly (solo live debut) / Jack The Ripper // Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want / Irish Blood, English Heart

Didn’t see those!

It's from I Am Not A Dog On Chain - a really good return to form.

The first song on that album is about Jim Jim Nugent.

I never saw him live before so I was expecting a much more downbeat gig but I was very pleasantly surprised. He was in great form and the band were super-slick. How soon is now? was a real highlight for me.

Was anybody approached by this chap handing out business cards. Looks like he is selling live recordings of gigs. It seemed a bit dodgy https://instagram.com/liverec?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

I would of bought one if I had known.

Brilliant gig, way better than I thought it would be and better than when I last saw him in Dublin many years ago..

Did everyone stay for the dj in the bar afterwards? It was fantastic, unbridled love and happiness! Everyone in great spirits, singing along to song after song.

The opening song of the night, and despite being there, your video shows Moz is in very pedestrian mode! He is a legend, and for me I see no reason to differentiate from the man who wrote Meat is Murder and The Queen is Dead etc. He will be a legend in my book. But the gig in my honest opinion, was so so! By no means bad, but lacking the magic and allure that should be associated with Moz live!

(Looks better on mobile than laptop...)