I learned today (dec. 26th) about Radio DJ Janice Long's death. She was always so enthusiastic about new music and was an early supporter of future stars such as the Smiths, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Pet Shop Boys, Adele and Amy Winehouse. May her soul rests in peace.
His voice is so very unintentionally sexy I'm basically like Fran in that Black Books episode where she's listening to the sexy voice radio announcer lmao
I really found that part about protesting very interesting, particularly his example of CND, and using their violence to achieve their goals. I suppose in some sense, the mere existence of nuclear weapons is violence, as all weapons are built to be used, no? Why is violent protest by CND considered so much more vile than the implicit violence of nuclear arms?
At 16:00 you can hear he starts withdrawing and putting back up a vulnerability wall, perhaps after the emotional and vulnerable listening experience of the previous jazz song
I learned today (dec. 26th) about Radio DJ Janice Long's death. She was always so enthusiastic about new music and was an early supporter of future stars such as the Smiths, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Pet Shop Boys, Adele and Amy Winehouse.
May her soul rests in peace.
As a "Yank" I've obviously never heard of her, but she sounded nice. Sad that she's no longer around.
@@freya8133 Yeah, she was more than 'nice'.
Absolutely 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯 💯!!!🇬🇧 R.I.P DJ JANICE LONG 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🕯 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵 .
Janice was just a real natural interviewer - Very good interview RIP
I could listen to him all day
RIP Janice
HIS LITTLE LAUGH AT 3:16
rip janice 💕😢
HIS VOICE 😍😍😍😍🥵🥵🥵🥵
IKR OH MY GOD
@@arrowmaker7266 YEYSYEYSYES
His voice is so very unintentionally sexy I'm basically like Fran in that Black Books episode where she's listening to the sexy voice radio announcer lmao
@@katelynncolburn9457NICE REFERENCE LMAO ❤️🔥
1:35 he misses seeing people 😪🤧
RIP Janice Long 🙏😢✝️😇
Johnny and Moz 😭😭😭😭😭
"Yea every night"
15:53 hes so cute 😩
Auntie Jan ❤❤❤❤❤
I really found that part about protesting very interesting, particularly his example of CND, and using their violence to achieve their goals. I suppose in some sense, the mere existence of nuclear weapons is violence, as all weapons are built to be used, no? Why is violent protest by CND considered so much more vile than the implicit violence of nuclear arms?
great point! the government can use violent threats, but once the general public find ways to make a statement, it’s barbaric!
Because one is idle, and the other is active. That simple.
At 16:00 you can hear he starts withdrawing and putting back up a vulnerability wall, perhaps after the emotional and vulnerable listening experience of the previous jazz song
16:36 "Do you know who your friends are?" Hmm, a sad question. Good interview.
How do I exist lmao
THIS BETTER BE THE “I DO NOT LIKE THE CURE, I HAVE NEVER LIKED THE CURE” INTERVIEW 😭
LMAOOO HAHAHAHA "I FIND THE WORDS, THE LANGUAGE, VERY... TRITE"
that one isn’t on youtube, but i have it on my phone. i should upload it
@@jizanthapus3099 YES PLEEEAAASEEEEEE
@@cpulguz ok its on my profile!
@@jizanthapus3099 THANK YOUU
That Ludas song he chosen was absolutely terrible !
21:05 😂
A little more intelligent than the Iron Sheik's interviews.
8:50
Does anyone know where that photograph was taken?
It is the old Manchester Central Train Station, 1983 - lots of shots taken there by Paul Slattery.
@@FrankenElvis Thanks a lot Johnny.
@@messiahgodstar7609 What's truly amazing about that reply is that Johnny Thunders died in 1991 so I don't know what's going on there
It's now GMEX where the Smiths played in 1986
Morrissey confirming he's a bottom
It's so rare, it's on UA-cam lol
Ludus? Hmmm, its a bunch of tuneless noise to me. Give me Danielle Dax anyday over them for avant garde.
Morrissey confirming he's a bottom
Why do trolls like you come here?
That’s really crass and uncalled for.