The Smiths - Live at the Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, UK - 21 October 1986 • 4K

00:00:00 Intro: "March of the Montagues and Capulets" by Sergei Prokofiev
00:01:39 The Queen Is Dead
00:05:25 Panic
00:08:42 I Want The One I Can't Have
00:12:32 Vicar In A Tutu
00:15:21 There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
00:19:38 Ask
00:22:57 (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame
00:23:47 Rusholme Ruffians
00:27:02 Frankly, Mr. Shankly
00:29:41 The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
00:33:33 Rubber Ring
00:34:07 What She Said
00:37:43 Is It Really So Strange?
00:41:17 Never Had No One Ever
00:44:49 Cemetry Gates
00:47:42 London
00:50:12 Meat Is Murder
00:56:38 I Know It's Over
01:04:03 The Draize Train
01:08:15 How Soon Is Now?
01:13:47 Still Ill
01:18:00 Bigmouth Strikes Again
Concert details copied from passionsjustlikemine.com
This concert was a success, the Smiths were very well received and the audience even engaged in singalongs on songs such as "I Know It's Over". The whole thing started rather quietly, but fan favourites such as "The Boy With The Thorn In His Side" and "What She Said" stirred the audience's enthusiasm. Morrissey wasn't the most talkative. Hellos and thank yous aside, his first and only significant banter was delivered after "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out". Nottingham was given the typical set of this leg of the "The Queen Is Dead" tour.
Near the end of "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out", after singing "and if a ten ton truck kills the both of us", he added "so what!", something that he would do regularly on the 2004 You Are The Quarry tour. In "Rusholme Ruffians", Morrissey sang "A girl is stabbed" instead of "A boy is stabbed". The yet to be released "Is It Really So Strange?" needed to be introduced, and it was done by Morrissey in the simplest way: "This song is called 'Is It Really So Strange?'." In that song Morrissey sang "Oh yes you can kick me" where in the studio version he sang "Oh yes you can punch me".
During the instrumental ending of "Never Had No One Ever", Morrissey stood at the front of the stage and tilted gradually his head backwards, to a point where it seemed like he was going to fall backwards. At the end of "Meat Is Murder" he added new lyrics that were clearly not from the studio version of that song. They sounded like "You'll never know... you'll never know...". At the end of "I Know It's Over", he gradually slowly pulled his shirt over his head until, reaching the end of the song, he pulled it off and threw it into the audience before leaving the stage.
Morrissey returned for the first encore after the instrumental "The Draize Train" wearing a James Dean shirt. This one probably also ended up thrown into the crowd to be fought over, just like the "Hang The DJ" shirt he wore for the second encore. During "Still Ill", Johnny and second guitarist Craig Gannon mocked a fight, pushing each other's shoulders and probably trying to make the other one miss his notes. In "Bigmouth Strikes Again", Morrissey screeched and yelped profusely, energised by the audience's reaction. As was standard on this tour, the song's ending was extended by repeating the final line. Meanwhile fans started to climb on stage, some of them helped by Morrissey himself.

[@veinticincodemayo]

I was at this concert as a shy and awkward 15 year old. I can’t believe this video exists!

[@CatherineNeal]

No words. I am absolutely addicted. And what about Mike Joyce??? Exhausting watching him pound away with such professional stoicism.

[@petervincent4077]

Only 4 comments ! Unbelievable. The Smiths doing all the best hits.

[@charlieanddad2]

I remember being at this gig but I didn't manage to see myself here, I was on the left. I do remember the stage being really dark though.

[@javiermarquez8195]

Such a good band! Their music is timeless

[@mariajosepontes8425]

Músicas atuais até hoje Banda maravilhosa Irene Pontes

[@ciceroiarley3626]

Magistral ❤️

[@jasiya8792]

1:16:52

[@poppy9680]

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