The Smiths - Inside The Smiths [ Subtitulado ]

The Smiths - Inside The Smiths [ Subtitulado ]
Andy Rourke y Mike Joyce nos cuentan su experiencia en The Smiths

[@paulhynes6566]

Andy Rourke absolute bass legend. It's sad he never found that chemistry with another band but I get it

[@dranderson6071]

The Smiths. Legends. Sadly or maybe even happily 2 of them don't realize how important they are to pop culture and artistry . Love Morrissey and Johnny but without Andy and Mike we're not here talking about The Smiths . Great documentary 👏

[@edwarddavenport9881]

"I was in a band called The Smiths" - Love that.

[@davewalker2167]

Good to hear Mike & Andy's version of events & memory's. Morrissey & Johnny weren't the only member's of the smiths.

[@aaronandrade5721]

6:20 Andy slapping the bass. All i needed

[@DarlinJacq]

All the time that Mike was with the band, he said that he felt on top of the world... All of the time that I AM LISTENING to the band, I feel on top of the world!!!

[@blakkat4126]

Great documentary, hearing how things went in the words Andy and Mike. Both seem like pretty cool guys.

[@CruceEntertainment]

One of the greatest rhythm sections here. Period.

[@glenndouglas8822]

Mani and Reni, the greatest of all time. I'd happily pay top money to watch them without browny and squire. Genius when they play together ✌️

[@marcusrogers6917]

Totally agree with cruce. Basslines were pure class

[@WallieTheRed]

Love the roses but the smiths rhythm shits all over any

[@ericsilberstein667]

Absolutely.

[@thelantern9075]

Truth

[@davemiller8215]

this is so fucking depressing. from how they were growing and developing as witnessed on Strangeways...to what died so quickly is just really really sad, and still to this day it fucking sucks. it is so galactically rare to have a band be so incredibly unique and talented...to have it end blows and watching this just drove it home again....just how much we lost

[@James_RC]

Totally agree. I was 17 when they split and they were everything to me. It still hurts.

[@mikeluke7417]

My heart is still broken into tiny pieces💔😭

[@mikeluke7417]

Not since the Beatles has there been a band that all four members are completely in synchronicity musically. I have still not got over the break up, my marriage break-up was less painful😂in my humble opinion the greatest band EVER.❤️👏

[@stephennicholas1590]

For me, The Smiths were the best thing to come out of Britain since The Beatles. I love The Smiths even more. As epic as The Beatles were, it’s the other foursome from Manchester that remains my favorite band of all time.

[@verucasalt9182]

Great Britain hasn’t got over yet. No band had been able to match them.

[@wavelandmusic8476]

RIP Andy Rourke

[@jassab8012]

Andy's impression of Moz falling. Riot!

[@stephennicholas1590]

It would be the greatest reunion in pop history. Period.

[@randalclarke5487]

Well, one of them anyway

[@nickwilliams1065]

It will never happen cause the QUEEN ain't dead and as long as he draws breath this once great band will stay as it is. Too be fair Marr is in a far better place than the other 3 but would be more likely to agree than the QUEEN to a get together.

[@kennethhenry6096]

Maybe. But I hope it never happens. Never go back.

[@tomservo5607]

Marr has gone on record that he would never agree to a Smiths reunion. People forget that Marr left the band, Rourke and Joyce played and toured with Morrissey after the breakup.

[@jimnewcombe7584]

A reunion would be pointless, utterly. The music is there for the taking. To attempt to recreate it would be meaningless.

[@ryandunson5387]

I hate what happened to The Smiths...but when I think about it at least I can say that every album they made was incredible....they went out on top so they will live and influence people forever. From the moment I heard This Charming Man nothing was ever the same .One day I would love to visit Manchester ,I'm from Detroit and I'm 55 now as of 4-15 and everytime I listen to The Smith's I feel the same as I did in the 80s awesome.

[@proptosis2682]

I’ll join you, as I feel the same

[@rickb.4168]

I was born in the same hospital as Morrissey. Random I know.

[@lucasoheyze4597]

It's the "leave a good looking corpse" thing...they left 4 great albums, all a slightly different flavour, and a whole bunch of classic singles and b-sides. Other bands of the similar time (The Cure, REM, New Order etc) went on too long and really tarnished their legacies.

[@rickb.4168]

@@lucasoheyze4597 this is how British comedy series work, in out put the kettle on. Don’t stand around waiting for everything to become boring.

[@grahambrooks5080]

Some lovely natural moments in this and heartwarming to know that they enjoyed it and still feel pride. Thanks for posting

[@darrengardner7632]

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[@samkennedy01]

😀🤘55t3I 554nty5is hhh 5th5and tţ5 t55þtth4t

[@Attack126]

Maravilloso documento musical de los admirados The Smiths; no haber dejado de oír ninguna de sus canciones. Spanish Fans!!.😎✊🏻✊🏻🖤🖤. Aquellos maravillosos 80, recuerdo el ya mítico THE SMITHS in Madrid; en las fiestas de San Isidro, se calcularon 300.000 mil seguidores cantando cada canción!!.- A dónde se fue el talento musical de auellos grupos como; The Dream Sindicate, Psicodelic Furs, The House of Love, Siouxie and the Bashes etc etc etc✊🏻✊🏻💣💣🖤@@. Sex-Drugs- Rock and Roll !¡- Ian Dury.......

[@thielees]

This little band came along in the midst of all the electronic excesses of the 80s and changed the lives of millions and millions of people

[@mikeluke7417]

👏👏❤️

[@jackelineloaiza8827]

I love Mike's personality. He has a nice energy.

[@butsenzeller]

Andy and Mike, such down to earth sweeties

[@bhdctn]

Great to get more insight into the Smith's from Andy and Mike. My favorite group. It's a shame they can't play Smith's songs thru this. The Smith's really are one of the best rock groups of all time!

[@Harpdashian]

Great to see MES, him and Morrissey are the best things to come from Manchester

[@kincaide67]

R.I.P. Andy. R.I.P. Smiths

[@isolatedfavorites5094]

"Right. Well, I'm gonna go around there and kick his F*&÷>%g head in." Best quote from the documentary.

[@darlinjacq1552]

Thank you my friends, Mike and Andy, for giving me and the world such a beautiful view of the Smiths to hold on to. As I AM watching this, I AM shaking and I AM feeling the glory of the word of the Lord, in music that you felllows helped create....

[@nope5445]

Mike Joyce hasn't aged a bit. Uncanny he looks the same going on 30 + years.

[@BioDieselEstate]

Yeah. Good point. And there he is, smoking away like a good boy, whilst I wimp out with a nicotine vape.

[@jackkerouak]

This documentary was done in 2007, so it's been a while now.

[@chilatelover]

That's a pair of decent guys. Hard to say that about Morrissey despite his genius

[@reboxetinmesilat]

Nothing wrong about Morrissey.

[@insalinity5558]

@@reboxetinmesilat Nothing right about him either.

[@reboxetinmesilat]

@@colico14 No.

[@magnusjensson8199]

27:02 - "Countermelody" - The bass lines are composed to be heard in the context of the song, the guitars mostly actually. When I realised I felt how funny it is that often its not done that way. Nice to hear from you guys Andy and Mike.

[@leahcar]

Wow I'm glad I found this. Thanks for sharing

[@Jackmc2112]

Such sweet guys. I love you both. Thank you!

[@AmazinglyGayPhil]

Been looking for this for anlong time thank you, Gracias.

[@SrSaraviaMusic]

Excelente documental. Muchas gracias por subirlo. Saludos desde Barcelona!

[@LuisFernandoSaavedra]

Muchas gracias por subtitular esto, desde que escuche esta banda por primera vez no he dejado de amar su música.

[@cultureshopboys]

Uno de los recuerdos mas grabados en mi adolescencia fue la primera vez que escuché a THE SMITHS. en un paseo a la playa junto a mis compañeros de universidad. En ese entonces de 21 años y actualmente de 57 años , an sido uns inspiración todos estos años con su excepcional música y poesia. Saludos desde Santiago de CHILE 😻🤗🇨🇱

[@DarlinJacq]

Hearing reasons and answers from two of the best parts of the most integral band EVER, The Smith's, it brings it all into understanding and I will have three of the best men, Mike Johnny and Andy, standing with my husband, G-MOZZ, as I say I DO!!!

[@craigminto2057]

Fascinating loved the Smiths Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce were exceptional thank you

[@eduardourbina1522]

Muy bueno! Gracias!

[@weekendwankere69]

Thank you for uploading, very enjoyable to have a perspective on Andy & Mike who were equally important to the sound of the Smiths. I also liked the low-budget quality as it does not distract from a very interesting, charming documentary. However, I find Preston from Ordinary Boys to be obnoxious on two accounts. What a moron.

[@jagercaster]

Gracias por subirlo. Esos tíos sabían hacer música. Muy interesante saber algo más de sus vidas. Saludos 😎

[@andzzz2]

With a bit of googling and streetview I found out Drone Studios, where they did the demo, was on 20 Ellesmere Rd in Chorlton. I lived about a hundred yards down the road at the time on Ellesmere Rd South! My brother became a massive fan of The Smiths after we moved to another country. He would have been well chuffed to know that.

[@andzzz2]

We actually played Back to the Old House at his funeral ('cos he never did).

[@Matias.v1602]

thanks for this, i really love The Smiths and i deeply hope that they come back and make a world tour;(

[@thesanfordmethod1905]

I had listened to The Smiths equally for the bass and drums too. In fact Andy influenced me to play bass , him and Mike Watt.

[@RossBayCult]

I can’t stand the disrespect Moz has for Andy and Mike dismissing them as “the other two Smiths”

[@josefserf1926]

Another great angle to look back from.

[@seriouslyyoujest1771]

Thank you! ♥️♥️♥️♥️🧡

[@martindavies4155]

Preston fulfilling his anointed rock n roll position as a prick for life.

[@seanmacdomhnaill9]

Mike thought they could continue without Johnny FFS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aethanfriday3568]

THIS WAS SOOOO COOL TO SEE!!!! ❤❤❤

[@pandorski35000]

Merci pour ce doc que je ne connaissais pas, c'est bien d'entendre d'autres voix que Moz ou Marr

[@antoniomanzo5856]

Andy e mike genial sound...

[@VaduzVaduz]

Gracias THE SMITHS el verdadero Rock de a pie.

[@beetleything1864]

Morrissey seems incredibly under hand. Johnny said the same thing that Mike said about getting them to do his bidding all the time, firing people etc.

[@beingexemplary06]

oh mike, the shroom story is hilarious

[@ricric9521]

Mike and Andy were at a Sweet and Tender Hooligans gig I went to at the HOBs

[@BioDieselEstate]

IDK when this was made but, Thank Goodness it was.

[@suzannezaza9878]

It came out in 2007

[@Crinkle65]

Thanks for upload. Great to see. What year was this put out ?? Just Curious. Thanks.

[@GiveUPRealTrap]

MORRISEY ME CAGASTE LA VIDA 😭😭😭

[@ranndymanuelliviacuestas6560]

Me sentí muuuuy identificado con Morrissey, como el tipo que se queda parado en un rincón o al lado en mismo contexto jajajaja

[@beetleything1864]

RIP Pete Shelley

[@ivandesantis858]

A band staying together it would seem is much more of an anomaly than breaking up.

[@ososnake97]

of course, too much ego and rare tensions between the 2 brains behind it, id still would have love a 5th album tho

[@ivandesantis858]

@@ososnake97 I think Marr was like 24 or 25 when they broke up which staggers me when I think about what they accomplished. Totally different bands but The police broke up just when it felt like they had really found their sound as a band. A 5th Smiths album would have been great .

[@DarlinJacq]

AnD, I will be the spark!!!

[@user-uo4ys6lb4v]

Period.

[@revol148]

a measure of their lowly status is that they weren't even allowed to use Smiths songs on this documentary !

[@kenyahirationsound2156]

6:33 Andy!!!😱🤫😅

[@malterwitty5433]

If they were to ever reform the mid 90’s Would of been the time imo I don’t think it will ever happen now or should now

[@insalinity5558]

Zero interest in the band reforming now. At the time I was a fan of Morrissey, now I just think he's a fkg cnt. Sorry - can't put it any other way. I would pay to see Marr, Joyce and Rourke play though, and Marr carries the tune perfectly. Rourke was fantastically underrated as a bassist, sadly, and Joyce's thumping drumming was awesome. Marr was the lynchpin to make it work, and would still make it work. Stephen Patrick Morrissey, however, is utterly redundant today.

[@martinevensen406]

Morrisey is cool, everybody says stoopid things once in a while

[@deliadorner1753]

@@insalinity5558 I don’t think that Marr would work with Joyce again either. Morrissey definitely would never work with Joyce, he hates his guts.

[@DoroteoVilla]

Love Peter Hook but it was kind of a dick move to dunk on Andy Rourke for being arrested for heroin right to his face and laugh about it. It was cringe.

[@oscarslater6123]

agreed

[@gfhrtshergheghegewgewgew1730]

that really was fucked up, poor andy

[@revol148]

@DoroteoVilla agreed - the fact that Hook was a full on alcoholic for a decade is perhaps karma

[@lucasoheyze4597]

Don't know if it's in the video, but Morrissey left a handwritten note under the windshield wiper of his car that said, "Dear Andy, You have left The Smith's"...pretty harsh way to treat a band mate, even if you did take him back later.

[@lubelar410]

Wow

[@Fazzat333]

The older Andy looks like Mick Taylor.👍

[@pauliegambino7832]

The volume's a bit low

[@monkeysuncle2816]

What are the whispers saying at 48:16?

[@DarlinJacq]

It is THE SMITH'S, and everyone else... Oh Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, Jesus. Oh, JYehS, JYehS, JYehS!!!

[@comunicationmanager2630]

Ambicioso joyce demandó en 1996 a Morrisey y a Maar, no conforme con el 10 %fue por el 25 .

[@MinkeMusic]

Gammon

[@yeahfrwhoa4094]

I will sell my soul for a smiths reunion. I will plot a terrorist heist and my demands will be they play everything on my playlist.

[@plunkadelicdaydream]

It's not beyond these guys to come together and record a single. Donate the money to a worthy cause like global climate change or whatever. Do a Christmas single, who cares, just do something before it's too late.

[@aminoto-3]

Wonder how pissed off Andy is that he settled early for £80,000 when Mike went on to get £1million and 25% .. that’s gotta sting.

[@fightsforrights9744]

Since Mike won the lawsuit, didn't it pass on to Andy as well the 25%?

[@davidcross701]

Sad just sad...

[@adamjohncoulombe-mann2535]

oi

[@seanmacdomhnaill9]

That's a poor wig on rourkes bonce.... He's the spit of the Dj Mike Read... What height is Andy 4ft 11...?

[@openminded1923]

They both threatened to leave several times. Dont mention that 🤔😂

[@DarlinJacq]

I will Marry God, if it will bring the Smith's back To~Get~Her!!!

[@dimitriousbascari4601]

Me cagan un poco los subtitulos en castellano pero se agradesen.

[@StephenAlexWalker]

Last great British pop band? Oasis, Blur, Verve - the list is long.

[@eltrenelectricotv]

Qué aburrido un documental de The Smiths sin música de The Smiths

[@BioDieselEstate]

How disappointed am I? Andy Rourke absolutely deserved to be a fairly treated, full member of The Smiths. As did Mike Joyce. They were not just flaming Session Musicians. Why treat people like that? It is nothing but Greed not to have each member of the band receiving a quarter share - even if you are the "composer". Seems to me that Morrissey & Marr had ulterior motives from the beginning. Morrissey, I do not expect anything different from. It is Mr. Marr I am disappointed with 😞

[@madforit2]

It's not greed, it's common sense. If one person composes all the music and another person writes all the lyrics, sings the songs and is behind the artwork they are probably deserving more of the income.

[@29memyselfandi]

Well not really. The composers always ( and should) get the lions share. But certainly Joyce and Rourke should have been treated more fairly with performing royalties ( which was what the court case was about ) Morrissey is always cast as the villain but it’s interesting that Craig Gannon said Morrissey was always nice to him when he was in the band but Johnny treated him terribly. Anyway I guess the four of them left us with a collection of timeless songs and what more can we ask for really.

[@realramone3455]

@@29memyselfandi You're right

[@reboxetinmesilat]

The guys who write the songs get the lion's share. Period.

[@momalley4]

Well if you agree to a particular deal, can you change your mind 20 years latter?

[@cerealkiller5983]

Nah, if you want to know the real real of what went on inside The Smiths go read The Severed Alliance by Johnny Rogan, and absolute must read for every Smiths/Morrissey lover/hater

[@christianvicenteprieto8827]

Morrissey in a nutshell: Oh I'm so outrageous with my outrageous statements... Drama Drama Drama... Me Me Me... bit more drama... No no.. but YOU do the dirty job, I gotta go sob in a corner now... And also honor the "England for the English" 30 years later by becoming a Nige supporter and stuff... Cause I'm very special, Me me me... Drama drama drama...

[@DarlinJacq]

WOW He sounds eVen MORR impressive when talked about...

[@braddayton]

Who cares what Mike Joyce thinks?

[@tessavargas6654]

The fans, we do

[@iananderson3799]

Period.