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🎤 The Smiths - August 25, 1986 - Los Angeles, CA, US

Recorded Live at Universal Amphitheater, Studio City, Los Angeles, CA, USA, August 25, 1986. The Queen is Dead Tour - North American Leg.   / mozutd   Artwork & Information: Passionsjustlikemine.com #thesmiths #morrissey #johnnymarr #andyrourke #mikejoyce @ILoveMorrissey Setlist: Still Ill I Want The One I Can't Have There Is A Light That Never Goes Out How Soon Is Now? Frankly, Mr. Shankly Panic Stretch Out And Wait The Boy With The Thorn In His Side Is It Really So Strange? Cemetry Gates Never Had No One Ever What She Said (with Rubber Ring intro and outro) That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore Meat Is Murder (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame/Rusholme Ruffians Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now The Queen Is Dead /Money Changes Everything /I Know It's Over //Hand In Glove //Bigmouth Strikes Again The Los Angeles shows were the wildest ones of the 1986 North American tour. There was a great deal of stage climbing, often encouraged by Morrissey himself. When asked in interview about these LA concerts, Morrissey had this to say: "The first night in LA, they brought in the police. The second night they had to bring in the army. People were so responsive - I had to be dragged off the stage several times. It was really insane." The Smiths were adding variety to their setlist at this point of the tour. The recently reintroduced "Shakespeare's Sister" wasn't played but "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now" returned to the set for the first time in a few weeks and the medley of "Rusholme Ruffians" with an intro of Elvis' "(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame" was played for the first time on the North American leg of the Queen Is Dead tour. As soon as the Smiths came on stage there was an incredible rush of noise. The band fed off the audience's energy and Morrissey was quite talkative. He greeted the crowd when he entered stage, but his first significant banter came as an introduction to the crowd favorite "How Soon Is Now?": "This next song is written by one of our most talented songwriters... Madonna..." After the song he acknowledged the conditions in the front rows by saying "Listen, if you feel the urge to move, for heaven's sake, move..." After one more number he introduced "Panic" by saying "This is a new song, which I'm sure they'll keep away from you, 'Panic'." The reason for this comment was that at the time Sire (the Smiths' label in the USA) had declined to release the single in America despite the fact that it had charted very well in the UK. They would change their mind, but not until the end of this tour. After "Stretch Out And Wait", through deafening cheers, Morrissey teasingly asked "Where are you? We can hardly see you, are you there?" The newly written and not yet released "Is It Really So Strange?" was introduced with the straightforward line "This song is called 'Is It Really So Strange?'." Following "Cemetry Gates" Morrissey strugglingly said "I'm sorry... I'm sorry you're pinned to your seats... but still... never mind..." The vegetarian anthem "Meat Is Murder" was "...dedicated to all the people who made this happen... the Smiths!" Morrissey had a sarcastic jab at American radio as an introduction to "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now": "This song is quite old, but it still applies, especially when you take into consideration... daytime radio airplay..." When Morrissey joined the rest of the band on stage after the instrumental "Money Changes Everything", he introduced "I Know It's Over" with the words "This song is a dedication to a friend called Andy..." Between the second encore's "Hand In Glove" and "Bigmouth Strikes Again", when the feel of last call was pushing more fans to try and make it on stage, Morrissey teased them by saying "Listen, if you get stopped by security, kiss them on the lips!" 🔔 Subscribe and Click the Bell to Turn On Notifications! If you like this video, comment, like it, 👍 and share it! Listen to all of this Channel's Videos:    • 🔥 The Smiths Popular Concerts 🔥   🎧 Listen to 1983 Concerts:    • 🎤 Live 1983   🎧 Listen to 1984 Concerts:    • 🎤 Live 1984   🎧 Listen to 1985 Concerts:    • 🎤 Live 1985   🎧 Listen to 1986 Concerts:    • 🎤 Live 1986