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FIRST TIME HEARING The Smiths - Bigmouth Strikes Again REACTION
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The more you listen to their music the more you'll notice their often depressing yet hilarious lyrical content paired with gorgeous as hell music 😂
That’s really a perfect description of their music!
@@sixbladeknife44 It's a magical combo!
You shut your mouth
How can you say
I go about things the wrong way?
One of my top 3 Smiths songs. Crackin' tune.
I feel like Morrissey is the Jim Morrison of the 80s
"Bigmouth" is Morrissey himself (the singer and songwriter). The song is about his tendency to publicly say crackpot stuff off the cuff, and then be surprised when it generates controversy. "Sweetness" is his ironic euphemism for the media.
They're the lyrical goats of rock music.
Morrissey was taking the mickey out of the music press and how they misrepresented everything he said. Great times, I was a teenager at the time.
Excellent song!!!!
RIP Andy Rouke. His basslines were essential to the band. They all played their part, but I always loved the bass.
"Big Mouth Strikes Again" was one of the singles from The Smiths third studio album The Queen Is Dead released in 1986. As with many of their songs the instrumentals are the lure while the lyrics are the fodder. Morrissey, the band's singer and lyricist, often infused them with an affect for dramatic effect. Joan of Arc with a Walkman and a hearing aid? The anachronism seems almost placed to emphasize the lack of seriousness to the violent intent the singer is now apologizing for. Morrissey handles all the vocals on this song, with his voice piped through effects on some of them. Was "Bigmouth" a real person? I don't know. Morrisey sometimes wrote songs about characters in movies and books and plays without making the references clear. For example, "This Night Has Opened My Eyes", from their Hatful of Hollow compilation album, was inspired by A Taste of Honey, a play written by Shelagh Delaney which was turned into an award winning film in 1961. The theme song, "A Taste of Honey", was covered by The Beatles and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass took their instrumental version of the song to the tops of the charts in 1965. "This Night Has Opened My Eyes" features a super smooth bass line. Check it out when you can. The band's bass player, Andy Rourke, passed away last year from cancer aged 59.
I always assumed he was Bigmouth but I'm not 100% sure.
Morrisey picked up where Bryan Ferry from Roxy Music left off; his lyrics were often sweeping romantic statements steeped in insincerity and cynicism, but he was more subtle.Later on, Ferry became more straightforward and direct, but many of the early albums were very tongue in cheek.
If you listen to interviews, you learn that Morrisey isn't afraid to say what he means; he's not hesitant to tell even a loved one that they are behaving like a tw#t,- or to tell an ex that he was temporarily insane by not seeing that they are a terrible person.
He is the "Bigmouth",- ruining pretense with brutal honesty.
Morrissey has a dark sense of humor, it's hard to describe but the more you listen, the more get it. It's like watching a movie that is dark comedy, the subject matter is messed up but the way it's presented makes you laugh. In this song my interpretation is he is talking about himself and the mistakes he makes when he opens up his but mouth, lol. We've all been there I think.
This is in my top all-time 20
Thanks for a great reaction please do more Smiths and Morrissey!
So many songs
I would suggest Morrissey solo "November ßpawned a monster"...last of the gang. ... Irish blood English heart"
I think he wrote this about the trashy cheap English newspapers (rags, as we call them) that would rip into him nastily. At least that’s what I think I read once.
I'm not sure the press were wrong. He is an obnoxious racist and supporter of fascists.
Oh how bitter & sweet & cynical! It was always great to watch dance floors fill when their music came on. Fabulous reaction.
This song is like a cynical apologies to Morrisey's harsh critics to Margart Tatcher's reforms. Joan of Arch is a symbol of this rebelious unconformity with the system and the image of her being burned with a walkman or hearing aid is like he saying she would make fun of public opinion critics towards him, that's the reason he say "and now I know how Joan of Arch felt...".
i believe big mouth = religion in this instance walkman = joan of arc's direct line to god
'Bigmouth' = blabber-mouth; someone who can't keep their gob shut.
The stages of learning about Morrissey...
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Always makes me laugh that his ego is such that he dares to compare his self imposed martyrdom to Joan of Arc😂
I went thru a Smith phase when this and How Soon Is Now came out. I think Morrissey is a cranky old right wing bigot now unfortunately. 😢
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You did it wrong
You should not have stopped and pulled up lyrics for the music .
It’s a song, not a book.
You don’t need to know the lyrics to enjoy a song .
A long time ago when they use to write great music, they used to play it on the radio, and people heard the music and judged it according to what it sounded like.
The radio stations did NOT read the lyrics out before playing the music.
Songs are about the feeling you get when you listen to it, not the words on paper.
If somebody served you a plate of food, the secret to enjoying it wouldn’t be asking for the recipe in the middle of eating it.
You can't hide that you didn't like it, be more honest with the people who follow you
I think it kind of represents Morrisey … or characters like him. An unconformist , the sole voice that is heard that irritates the majority on their collective opinion on some matter. Maybe even Trump ! 😂