Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now | The Smiths Live Reaction

[@TheseDarkWoods]

I’m loving these Smiths reactions. Always nice to catch a soulmate out there in this goddamn cold. I’m not the tiniest bit religous but BLESS YOU, friend!! 💙🥂

[@27Finbarr]

You need to see their 1984 live performance on the legendary UK music TV show called ‘The Tube’. They do 3 songs…Barbarism Begins at Home is on there…the BEST !

[@rong2912]

I went as Morrissey one year for Halloween. Just like that, the shirt open, glasses, flowers, hair, the whole thing.

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

That's awesome!

[@charmingman9423]

The title is a play on words of a song by Morrissey's great heroine Sandie Shaw "Heavens Knows I'm Missing Him Now"

[@RalphReichts-jp5ge]

The stage presence of the smiths musicans was just awesome. Sometimes on a morrissey or Johnny marr concert the magic flashes up again. They are all genius musicians! (RIP Andy). Thanks for posting the Smiths once again Lauren👍

[@barrytantlinger1033]

People who haven't watched concert footage of the Smiths or Moz really don't understand the power of these guys.

[@drdavid1963]

Even better is The Derby Assembly Rooms gig from 1983. Totally epic.

[@drdavid1963]

Even though you keep snubbing Johnny, when you say you dig their whole vibe, I'm with you girl, Smithsonian, 1983.

[@Glennjk-k7l]

"Well I Wonder " it must be .This is The SMITHS song of such etheral force its in same standing as Beatles "Eleanor Rigby " The simple plain Lyrics have such powerful emotional force couple with deep melancholy of Morriseys vocal and there is that you love so much. Musically the arrangement has most haunting vibe.Its a most amazing piece of art.

[@RSimoes10]

I'll watch any Smiths video you put here, as they have been my favourite band since 1984 :)

[@glenngastonjonsson7954]

A show in Essen, Germany, I believe. I've got a VHS tape from a gig in Derby, -83 or -84 with a proper stage invasion. Their hard core fan base grew very fast. You are my hero for posting.

[@TiltonRD]

Personally the Derby Assembly rooms concert is my fave live performance from the Smiths it shows what a great live band they were. It is on KZbin so should be easy for the young lady to react to it

[@little_forest]

Yey, Rockpalast! German public television! And yes, they always put the titles up that late during the songs! :D

[@liberatoreZ]

Probably a lot of english soldiers in the audience.

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

Love! 2 songs on the way.

[@Octavian7771]

Who else drops reference to Caligula? Nobody writes lyrics like Morrissey. I love your reactions to The Smiths so much! Please do a reaction to 'Half A Person'. You will love the bassline and lyrics!!!

[@forthedisenfranchised4366]

And I should have also said, I really like the way you do things, you're very unique and charming :)

[@BassistInATutu]

Vicar in a Tutu! 😁 Go on have a laugh! Love your reactions!

[@crunchieee9597]

Went to see The Smiths in 86 as a first date in Wales. Someone threw a drink over Morrissey after 10 mins, and he refused to come back on .... date went well tho lol. Sad day when they split. Yes back in those days there was no gap between crowd and stage at smaller venues. so when grunge come along just a year or so later stagediving was a big thing. Good times! yes, there were crushes (not just due to stagediving) but also down to overcrowding at the front and at venues in general. I remember some people sadly died at some festivals (like Roskilde in Denmark I think when Pearl jam were playing) and gradually policies changed from then on as far as my memory serves. were talking 30 years ago now.

[@JontyBlue67]

I love that you found the Smiths, I came across them around the same time I found The Violent Femmes. I think there was a mix album in the early 80s that included This Charming Man - The Smiths and Add it Up - The Violent Femmes, best guess it was 1984, my second year in the Australian Army.

[@stinkhornadrian]

If you watch any recent Morrissey live videos they almost always end with a stage invasion.

[@thewaterheaterfactory]

Love it!

[@jimdiggs6959]

Check out the multiple encores at the end of this show, you'll love seeing them backstage and Moz interacting with the crowd before kicking into renditions of Hand in Glove and Barbarism Begins at Home. All of their live videos are fantastic, the entire Rockpalast show being one of my favorites.

[@sergio-pescaycocina6288]

I love your eyes

[@StephenDouthart]

Have you tried Morrissey's solo stuff. I really love Everything Day Is Like Sunday & Last Of The Famous International Playboys

[@mynameispaul0530]

You'll have a lot of fun and interesting videos to watch.

[@gerryrr93]

Everyday is like sunday live in dallas

[@forthedisenfranchised4366]

I'd love to know what your thoughts are on 'This night has opened my eyes' by the Smiths? It's well worth a listen, even if you don't make a video..lyrically it is very close to the bone.

[@Mark-zu2kx]

Back to the old house (Peel Session) please .. Enjoy your enthusiasm:)

[@Mark-zu2kx]

I hope you might fall in love with & discover - Back to the old house (Peel Session) ... Your reactions are very enjoyable:)

[@FrankEinstein240]

I'm a bit disappointed that you didn't catch or comment on one of the classic Smiths-lines: "What she asked of me / At the end of the day / Caligula would have blushed ..." But on the other hand I really like that you just embrace their early live stuff.

[@michaeljohns8817]

AFTER THE SMITHS broke up , JOHNNY MARR joined " THE THE " please check them out

[@StephenDouthart]

Try The Wedding Present!! Try them! ...Try Them! 🤪

[@allsorts9909]

It was great in the 70s early 80s,you could get within feet of the band

[@AB-sy5hb]

Andy was always the “quiet one” and didn’t move much on stage

[@renebonilla2070]

I good video to watch is Morrissey in 1988 at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall, this is shortly after The Smiths broke up. This was at the height of his career. I believe all the band members are there except Johnny Marr. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5W9iaadbZZlntU

[@Thetenmaumau]

I hope you check out his song The Last of the Famous International Playboy, its about 2 real uk gangsters The Kray Twins. Only Morrissey could pull that out.

[@BassistInATutu]

That was Morrissey solo though, no The Smiths.

[@barrytantlinger1033]

@@BassistInATutu Though it was backed Andy, Mike, and Craig, so ti was a close to Smiths as we were going to get.

[@BassistInATutu]

@@barrytantlinger1033 True, but alcohol free beer is as close to the real thing as you can get....... yeah? ;) lol

[@nodge91]

Have you listened to panic or william

[@philipm06]

Get your act together, Fanny Annie.

[@BlueSky...]

This band is the opposite of Kiss

[@spoonunit03]

Keep it fair for the other bands?..nah...F**k the other bands.....