The musician reflected on The Smiths’ legacy in a text published on his blog
Morrissey remembered the times of The Smiths. In a text published on his blog, Morrissey Central (via NME), the musician reflected on the band’s impact on culture, stating that the legacy built by its members was the result of risks and their ability to stand against “enemy propaganda”.
“I am well aware of the rise of The Smiths in recent years and its position in our cultural heritage,” the singer wrote. “It proves how taking risks can work perfectly… And if you don’t take risks when you make music, then what the f*ck are you doing being a musician?”
“I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who went out and bought or stayed home and downloaded the songs from The Smiths“, he continued. “Musicians are considered the ones who make the difference, but the public has its share in this by believing.”
Morrissey He added: “We are in this together. It has always been about resisting enemy propaganda — something I still face today, as I did in 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 and ’87. The Smiths it’s not over”.
Controversies
Morrissey is constantly associated with controversy. In 2019, he was seen wearing a badge from For Britain, an anti-Islam conservative party, at concerts in the United States and even during his appearance on the Jimmy Fallonfor example.
Source: Rollingstone
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