I’ve gone through a lot of different musical phases during my life, pop, new wave, alt, grunge, jazz, country, but I keep coming back to The Smiths and Morrissey.
I'm black 54yrs.keep coming back to Rush, Duran Duran, David Bowie, Jamiroquai and always came back to new wave. Did country( Finish), Techno, Jazz(Have to love Jazz since I'm an native new orleanian), Punk(still into), grunge( Still listen to), Prog( still listen to), Acid Jazz( never giving up!) Will never listen to Rap or hiphop music hate it, Yucky!!!! No offense I listened to both the Smiths and Morrissey just can't get into it. But that's my cousin Linda's two favorite bands along with depeche mode. I love Depeche Mode. She was in love with, Morrissey.
Thank you Morrissey Thanks for helping keep me alive from the late 80s through the early 90s. This is Carolyn in US. Psychologist. Morrissey, most darling person, your solo album got me through the month when I was gifted a 30 day holiday, all my expenses paid by the hospital which employed me in DePaul Hospital, NOLA. This was back in the day when going into the hospital was one version of total heaven. It was going in for a month, and staying with the same exact people for four weeks seven days a week-these people would be inclusive of all three shifts of staff in a closed, very connected (by design) group of fellow patients and a great deal was always going on (activities and drawing and painting and singing, and group after group after group. ) These groups were not stupid, psychoed worksheet, handouts being passed around through circles of people metal chairs. It was circles of people in metal chairs, having powerful and emotional discussions and communion, with each other Length of stay with typically 30 days as opposed to the current length of stay average, which is 1.5 day. Anyhow, back in the past Elysian Fields of hospitalization, and as a result of all of this program of rest and guided communion and assisted interpersonal communication and encouragement of empathy and motivation for and ways to create strategies for coping and also for problemproblem-solving, in critical thinking, and re-interpretation came in the door . I hen we weren’t doing any of that stuff then we lots of free time you can do whatever you need to do for your own self and what I did was pull out my disc man and listen to this album over and over and over so that by the time I left hospital, I could make every intonation of every word that you sung, in this beautiful poetry of music, which gave me enough joy to get through whatever it was that I was going through in the first place which got me sacked into DePaul (the lovely, but,alas, the chained DePaul. I was listening to every day is like Sunday with my big pink headphones on my ears with the long cord going down to mydisc man with my roommate, looking at me as if I were not only annoying, but really really goofy and weird. I was sitting on the floor of our room, completing my application for graduate school to become a PhD Clinical Psychologist . You are a constant soundtrack to this entire process 13 out of 600 applications were selected and one of them was me thank you Morris he did most of all thank you just for the music which is still some thing I go to when I have nowhere to go, and it never fails . Love you so Dr Carolyn.
This song desribes my youth in England every sunday shopping was forbidden and apart from church there was little to do. This song catches that feeling exactly
A genius, no other words to describe this fantastic man named morrissey, I’ve been lucky to have seen him live about 10x, hopefully after this virus al make it 11
I just saw him in Las Vegas 1 week ago and his concert was good but extremely, extremely disappointed it only lasted 1 hr 15 minutes. I mean, he could have easily sang for 2:20 hours
Oh my f***ing god, how I ADORE this gorgeous song. His voice, the instruments - absolute perfection and it always moves me to tears. I could listen to it a million times over back to back and never tire of it. Not only that, Morrissey STILL sounds amazing all these years after this song came out. 🌹💕
Sure nowadays a lot of nostalgia goes with it, but we should never forget what this song is about. At least the ones who grew up in similar places, where every day was like sunday. Silent and grey. A feeling which haunts you for life. No matter how far you move away.
I hear what you`re saying Ronny and only Morrissey would come up with something like this. A genius that hits the spots that other writers dare not go near or simply don`t have the ability to
@@vincentbrannelly8786 But in some places the circumstances are harder than in others, especially where the whole population consists of ordinary boys & girls happy going nowhere 🤷♂️
Wow this brings me back to when I was 22 driving with the windows down, sunroof open in my car and this song blaring driving around the lakes in the Midwest. Love it❤️
I've missed seeing this gorgeous man twice , the second time I was close to dying , I WILL see him one day , it was for my 50th and I'm 54 now....physically wrecked , but not about to quit on my dream !
I hope you get to see him. I'm going to my first Morrissey concert in around 4 weeks time. My health is terrible, but I was determined to see him perform.
Trudging slowly over wet sand Back to the bench where your clothes were stolen This is a coastal town That they forgot to close down Armageddon come Armageddon come Armageddon come Every day is like Sunday Everyday is silent and grey Hide on a promenade Etch on a postcard How I dearly wish I was not here In the seaside town That they forgot to bomb Come, come nuclear bomb! Every day is like Sunday Everyday is silent and grey Trudging back over pebbles and sand And a strange dust lands on your hands (and on your face) Every day is like Sunday "win yourself a cheap tray" Share some greased tea with me Everyday is silent and grey
@@basylpeterjones it described and still does describe coastal towns in general. For every rammed coastal hot spot, there will be 5 ghost towns elsewhere. He wasn’t wrong.
Growing up in the 80's I was into everything but the Smiths. At the time I simply listened to various bands for the tune rather than what they were actually singing about. From 2010 onwards I started to listed to the Smiths via my mate who kept playing their albums. I realised what I had missed in the Smiths with the lyrics, humour, sarcasm and brilliance. Thanks to my mate I am now a huge fan of theirs, and just wished I had taken more notice of then the 1st time around. Such a shame they never reformed, as they would of packed out any stadium in any country. 👏👏👏👏👏
Eversince the 80's during my college days , morrissey amazes me with his new wave music and this one is a prophetic one foretelling the current event in the northern hemispere (war russo-,ukro) will this nuclear holocaust come?
Got to know The Smith through the 80's great time to be young and a little reckless... we could still get away with it. Have really great memories of the nights out with The Smith pounding out of my car speakers.. miss the days, I wish my children new the 80's and the music.......WOW the music was mind blowing. 💥
He puts everything into every performance which is why his concerts are amazing. His lyrics have meanings and he sings them with true passion. Every Morrissey gig is a unique experience.
Seeing Morrissey live is akin to a religious experience. The man is unique, authentic and a genuine (and surprisingly humble and courteous) entertainer. Oh to be so talented.
YESSSS !!! I DID IT , I have tickets to see this beautiful man ....its taken me 4 years since my illness 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Please please please , let me get what I want this time !!!! 🤞 hope i see you in September 🥰😍💙
A unique musical artist who has become iconic in later life. As relevant now as he ever was. So reassuring to see his fanbase widen globally. A one off in a world chock full of phony's....
Great lyrics that perfectly describes the currect state of a British seaside town out of season....empty, grey, a shadow of what it was years ago. To him, every day feels like an 80's sunday.
I went to see him in the Echo Arena in Liverpool around 2009. I was so looking forward to seeing him perform this song, as it is my favourite. Unfortunately for me, during his second song, a dickhead in the crowd decided to throw a plastic water bottle that hit Morrissey on the forehead. That was the end of that. He refused to return to the stage, and the evening ended there. I haven't had another chance to see him live, and most likely never will. I'd like to thank the bottle throwing knobhead for ruining the most eagerly awaited gig in my life.
![Morrissey @ Festival Viña del Mar, Chile 2012 [Full Concert] [HD]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/mOzodBqF6jI/mqdefault.jpg)
I’ve gone through a lot of different musical phases during my life, pop, new wave, alt, grunge, jazz, country, but I keep coming back to The Smiths and Morrissey.
Yep. Same here. It feels so good to hear these.
I'm black 54yrs.keep coming back to Rush, Duran Duran, David Bowie, Jamiroquai and always came back to new wave. Did country( Finish), Techno, Jazz(Have to love Jazz since I'm an native new orleanian), Punk(still into), grunge( Still listen to), Prog( still listen to), Acid Jazz( never giving up!) Will never listen to Rap or hiphop music hate it, Yucky!!!! No offense I listened to both the Smiths and Morrissey just can't get into it. But that's my cousin Linda's two favorite bands along with depeche mode. I love Depeche Mode. She was in love with, Morrissey.
There must be one hell of a smell of piss with all of the old fogies in this audience,,
Not a clue.who he is, and after this clip.........didnt miss anything.
@@1971dave they probably have more of a social life then you 😂 go touch grass
Great moment in Chile
Truly Brilliant...Look at the crowds faces...this is what art sounds like
Soy española y cinquentona y esta música nunca pasará de moda
Con Morrisey y The Smiths aprendimos inglés en el instituto
Beautiful.
Still listening here in 2024…
Me too 😊
Eu
Whats not to love..2024
Absolute legend , his early stuff is still relevant today ...genius
I love him.
Thank you Morrissey
Thanks for helping keep me alive from the late 80s through the early 90s. This is Carolyn in US. Psychologist. Morrissey, most darling person, your solo album got me through the month when I was gifted a 30 day holiday, all my expenses paid by the hospital which employed me in DePaul Hospital, NOLA.
This was back in the day when going into the hospital was one version of total heaven. It was going in for a month, and staying with the same exact people for four weeks seven days a week-these people would be inclusive of all three shifts of staff in a closed, very connected (by design) group of fellow patients and a great deal was always going on (activities and drawing and painting and singing, and group after group after group. ) These groups were not stupid, psychoed worksheet, handouts being passed around through circles of people metal chairs. It was circles of people in metal chairs, having powerful and emotional discussions and communion, with each other
Length of stay with typically 30 days as opposed to the current length of stay average, which is 1.5 day.
Anyhow, back in the past Elysian Fields of hospitalization, and as a result of all of this program of rest and guided communion and assisted interpersonal communication and encouragement of empathy and motivation for and ways to create strategies for coping and also for problemproblem-solving, in critical thinking, and re-interpretation came in the door . I hen we weren’t doing any of that stuff then we lots of free time you can do whatever you need to do for your own self
and what I did was pull out my disc man and listen to this album over and over and over so that by the time I left hospital, I could make every intonation of every word that you sung, in this beautiful poetry of music, which gave me enough joy to get through whatever it was that I was going through in the first place which got me sacked into DePaul (the lovely, but,alas, the chained DePaul.
I was listening to every day is like Sunday with my big pink headphones on my ears with the long cord going down to mydisc man with my roommate, looking at me as if I were not only annoying, but really really goofy and weird. I was sitting on the floor of our room, completing my application for graduate school to become a PhD Clinical Psychologist .
You are a constant soundtrack to this entire process 13 out of 600 applications were selected and one of them was me thank you Morris he did most of all thank you just for the music which is still some thing I go to when I have nowhere to go, and it never fails . Love you so
Dr Carolyn.
-Bona Drag/
Also, you look just extraordinarily great, you sweetest, most darling artist-hero-savior-human.
Just gorgeous
I wouldn't want to play u at scrabble 😮
My brother in law passed away 34 years ago today. His name was Sunday and this song always reminds me of him. Everyday is like...
This song desribes my youth in England every sunday shopping was forbidden and apart from church there was little to do. This song catches that feeling exactly
Just like in Norway
Shitty food would bring anyone down.
Who mentioned food?
Just like in Germany
So right Dec… living in Torquay in the 70s reflects my life until I heard The Smiths on John Peel. Regards John
A genius, no other words to describe this fantastic man named morrissey, I’ve been lucky to have seen him live about 10x, hopefully after this virus al make it 11
lucky by the time i try and see him live he'll be dead or too old to perform
Carlinhos falou tudo
No a Racist Prick
I just saw him in Las Vegas 1 week ago and his concert was good but extremely, extremely disappointed it only lasted 1 hr 15 minutes. I mean, he could have easily sang for 2:20 hours
@@pedalesmexicali Cheeky bastard !He SANG FOR HOURS IN THE hACIENDA mANCHESTER WHEN NOBODY NEW HIM ,
Oh my f***ing god, how I ADORE this gorgeous song. His voice, the instruments - absolute perfection and it always moves me to tears. I could listen to it a million times over back to back and never tire of it. Not only that, Morrissey STILL sounds amazing all these years after this song came out. 🌹💕
Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌹🎻 I have you to be most thankful fan🎻🎻🌹
Not sure about the f word.....
@@concorde1793 fudge?
@@LindaWisdomphotography Sorry ?
Yeah, Steven is a real gem !
This is one of the best songs ever written! What an amazing vibe!!!!!
Just starting hearing his songs - very good love this song must of heard it 20 times this morning
It’s amazing that he can put together a band that plays these amazing songs so so well.
Well, they've had 30 years to practise them.
@markcynic808 the drummer must have been in his nappies then.
@michaelpownall9229
Probably still is.
WOW!!! Drinking my wine on Christmas Day listening to this Genius 💙
sounds nice
The Elvis of the Uk
Better words. Listen
Sure nowadays a lot of nostalgia goes with it, but we should never forget what this song is about. At least the ones who grew up in similar places, where every day was like sunday. Silent and grey. A feeling which haunts you for life. No matter how far you move away.
My thoughts exactly 🌻
I hear what you`re saying Ronny and only Morrissey would come up with something like this. A genius that hits the spots that other writers dare not go near or simply don`t have the ability to
Coastal or city . Hes on about circumstances not locations .
@@vincentbrannelly8786 But in some places the circumstances are harder than in others, especially where the whole population consists of ordinary boys & girls happy going nowhere 🤷♂️
@Ronny Gurr , very profound my friend.
Wow this brings me back to when I was 22 driving with the windows down, sunroof open in my car and this song blaring driving around the lakes in the Midwest. Love it❤️
Good times and I think I might have heard you back then. So much better than most of the stuff I hear coming out of peoples cars nowadays groan
10 years ago…..still watching this version fantastico!
I miei vent'anni... nostalgia ❤
Nunca voy a cansar de escucharlo .desde los 21 años hasta hoy con 55años
Stronketti molto calibrato alla subato truffi exo alto cuche abantona á blunzi te!
Estamos iguales, felicitaciones por tener buen gusto
Morrisey lo mejor que ha venido a viña del mar
Immaculate performance.
What an unbelievable voice
My children are now followers of this legendary singer
He makes my dark days float away, when I listen to his voice...Thank you Morrisey. I love you.❤❤❤❤❤
Always gives me goosebumps, such a beautiful , but haunting song
Yes it is
Was lead truck driver. A few years ago now.......really good tour.....4 tucks around the uk..great people...m
Beautiful. The crowd says it all ❤
Brilhante apresentacao de Morrissey ...e esse público chileno maravilhoso .....
I've missed seeing this gorgeous man twice , the second time I was close to dying , I WILL see him one day , it was for my 50th and I'm 54 now....physically wrecked , but not about to quit on my dream !
I hope you get to see him. I'm going to my first Morrissey concert in around 4 weeks time. My health is terrible, but I was determined to see him perform.
Trudging slowly over wet sand
Back to the bench where your clothes were stolen
This is a coastal town
That they forgot to close down
Armageddon come Armageddon come Armageddon come
Every day is like Sunday
Everyday is silent and grey
Hide on a promenade
Etch on a postcard
How I dearly wish I was not here
In the seaside town
That they forgot to bomb
Come, come nuclear bomb!
Every day is like Sunday
Everyday is silent and grey
Trudging back over pebbles and sand
And a strange dust lands on your hands
(and on your face)
Every day is like Sunday
"win yourself a cheap tray"
Share some greased tea with me
Everyday is silent and grey
Well done
Great words, thank you
Stupid, meaningless lyrics for a song about Southend. Nothing quiet about it: it's busy, colourful and raucous. It was rammed when I stayed, recently.
@@basylpeterjones it described and still does describe coastal towns in general. For every rammed coastal hot spot, there will be 5 ghost towns elsewhere. He wasn’t wrong.
@@danielmacdonald4005 Spot on Daniel. For me some of the greatest observational lyrics ever written.
A true Stretford legend who was made for the world. Keep rockin' Morrissey!
54 years old strong as an ox.
And yet this song rips my heart out 😭😭😭
Same here mate, same here
What type of ox lad?
Me too Dave and I'm 53 💜
@@MrRorySteel
Oxtail soup.
I'm not a massive Morrissey fan, but this is just a beautiful song.
I think you should listen to more of his stuff then
@@euancoulter4345 I've listened to a lot over the years.
Listen to Chrissy Hynde cover version of this too.
Love ya
Amazing song
As true today, as it was......when it was written.....GBM.
Superfan since April 12, 1992.
There are truly gifts from the heavens and Morrissey is one them OMG that voice is second to no one love him!!!!
Robert Smith has got to be close,eh?
@@skipraida5497 : Not close; but Robert Smith's is perfect for what he does.
Yes, and decades after this song came out Morrissey's voice is still stunning.
Perfect song for pandemic time.
Esta cancion es atemporal, esa nostalgia que transmite me fascina
i love you Morrissey,always and forever
Thanks for your sincere compliment and love, I’m not complete without you as my Fan 🌹🎻 I have you to be most thankful fan🎻🎻🌹
Growing up in the 80's I was into everything but the Smiths.
At the time I simply listened to various bands for the tune rather than what they were actually singing about.
From 2010 onwards I started to listed to the Smiths via my mate who kept playing their albums.
I realised what I had missed in the Smiths with the lyrics, humour, sarcasm and brilliance.
Thanks to my mate I am now a huge fan of theirs, and just wished I had taken more notice of then the 1st time around.
Such a shame they never reformed, as they would of packed out any stadium in any country.
👏👏👏👏👏
Better late than never mate I can't get enough of them lyrical genuis
Yo estuve ahí, lo ví de cerca, es genial..grande Moz por siempre¡¡
Merrissey
❤️ LoVe ❤️
Espectacular!!
Genial
vaya lujo, seguro que fue maravilloso
Toni rodlan lo fue, esa noche estuve ahí
La escuché con 22 años en el 88 ahora tengo 56 y se me sigue poniendo la piel de gallina
Cómo pasa el tiempo
Morressy is king of crooning. He has the best voice and style. Enjoy this. He is one of your fans also.
The Man, the Artist, the Human being ... I love them all
Me too been loving him for 35 years 💜
He still sounds amazing doing an amazing song! Brings me back to quieter, calmer, better days.
Que tema,!!!! muy delicado en cada nota musical!! Tuve la oportunidad de verlo en Buenos Aires! Un gran músico!!
Hi from uk :-)
@@eltonlovell9898 Mucho gusto Elton!!
O Tempo passa a voz continua linda, voltei nós meus 18 anos isso sim que é música, hoje tenho 50 anos
What a Masterpiece Brilliant !!!!!
Eversince the 80's during my college days , morrissey amazes me with his new wave music and this one is a prophetic one foretelling the current event in the northern hemispere (war russo-,ukro) will this nuclear holocaust come?
Ever the best 💪🏻
i love this song, i love this man
Got to know The Smith through the 80's great time to be young and a little reckless... we could still get away with it. Have really great memories of the nights out with The Smith pounding out of my car speakers.. miss the days, I wish my children new the 80's and the music.......WOW the music was mind blowing. 💥
Everytime I see him live, he just gets better. Was a Smiths’ fan in the 80s and have always loved his music. Keep going Mozzer chops 💙
Long Live Morrissey!!!
Maestro 👏🇨🇱🇨🇱 abrazos desde Rancagua 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Ver a emoção do batera tocando não tem preço!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Ph0d@ demais ❤👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Esta canción es la que siempre querré escuchar de #Morrisey
Genial música, letra y voz.
Una joya.
🎩👏🏼🥁
la unica que conoces
la unica que conoces
Viva o rock dos anos 80, morrisey canta e encanta😍
South America loves Mozza. They just love drama
He puts everything into every performance which is why his concerts are amazing. His lyrics have meanings and he sings them with true passion. Every Morrissey gig is a unique experience.
One of the best band in the world morrissey
Viva Morrissey!! So proud of my country Chile 🇨🇱 Just an amazing concert 🎵
You are his true fans....
Come amargeddon come!! Reminds me of when I was young!! Beyond brilliant ♥️♥️
Beautiful voice and just what a one off artist he is. Extraordinary
No he isn't
@@marcellos9208 AYE HE iS nobody can touch him
Seeing Morrissey live is akin to a religious experience. The man is unique, authentic and a genuine (and surprisingly humble and courteous) entertainer. Oh to be so talented.
What a massive song!!!
Been a big smiths fan all my life
So proud to say my children now belt out these legends
Job done
The drummer is terrific!
Noticed 😊
@Baa Ben,I take it that's you on the drums the Baa Ben😄😄
morrisey is the most awesome man ever....... i just wish that he would come out with some more new music
YESSSS !!! I DID IT , I have tickets to see this beautiful man ....its taken me 4 years since my illness 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Please please please , let me get what I want this time !!!! 🤞 hope i see you in September 🥰😍💙
Just saw this comment further down! I am so happy to hear you got tickets. Roll on 28 September! I hope we both have two time of our lives. 💜
The*
@@mozzerianmisanthrope406 Wow , are you going too...the same gig ? 😁 xx
Priceless
Adoro su obra, adoro su voz todo el es mágico dramáticamente hermoso.
A unique musical artist who has become iconic in later life. As relevant now as he ever was. So reassuring to see his fanbase widen globally. A one off in a world chock full of phony's....
This impecable live version was performed in Viña del Mar Festival in Chile
súper!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! larga vida Morrissey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Não me canso de ouvir essa canção... Emoção, amor, lembranças , viagem. ...
Great lyrics that perfectly describes the currect state of a British seaside town out of season....empty, grey, a shadow of what it was years ago. To him, every day feels like an 80's sunday.
Wow. My life in a song. Always gets to me how accurate the observations are about many things.
Always loved the bass in this song
El único genio que pisó alguna vez el escenario de Viña Del Mar.
No conoces a Gustavo Cerati? Que lástima eh! Pq en Viña la puso.
Es un genio, sí, pero no fue el único... Tom Jones, Cat Stevens, Sting, Elton John... solo por mencionar a algunos.
★ THANK YOU FOR CARESSING MY BEAUTIFUL LAND WITH YOUR VOICE.🖤⚡🇨🇱⚡
one of the greatest songs ever written
SIMPLESMENTE MARAVILHOSA. LETRA, MELODIA, ARRANJO. AMOOOOO.
I met him. 1984 😀. He was so very friendly.
Such a charming man
Wis it in ah darkened underpass
Oh my God !!!
I went to see him in the Echo Arena in Liverpool around 2009.
I was so looking forward to seeing him perform this song, as it is my favourite.
Unfortunately for me, during his second song, a dickhead in the crowd decided to throw a plastic water bottle that hit Morrissey on the forehead.
That was the end of that.
He refused to return to the stage, and the evening ended there.
I haven't had another chance to see him live, and most likely never will.
I'd like to thank the bottle throwing knobhead for ruining the most eagerly awaited gig in my life.
I appreciate the slower tempo. So many bands race through their live performances.
Brilliant this should be in the millions of views....
El maestro morrissey
So incredibly beautiful
A masterclass
Im a big fan for a long time now..😁👋👏
Como sempre ele me emociona..desda adolescência ..MORRISSEY 4EVER!! AMO-TE POETA DA VIDA!!
for some reason i cried.
The most Beautiful Man Alive 🙏♥️
Mr Morrissey rocks in Chile!!!
Yeh and look at the audience, full of loaded Americans who flew in for the gig!!!!
Is this THE Mark Wahlberg?
One of the best Morrissey songs has to be said
I love you Steven Patrick morrissey i really do.
One of the best versions with a great audience
Imo the best .Iive version is at Move fest Manchester. Crowd love him‼️❤❤