Thank you so much for sharing. It's hard to accept that I'm not going to hear new content of my favourite band but then I find unknown versions like this one and I feel great. I like this tempo more than the recorded one.
@@CommanderMT101 this isnt true. Here johnny must be playing 2 steps up. Pretty much all the smiths catalogue has a variety of tunings, right until the end.
On some songs on Hatful of Hollow (Peel sessions) the guitars are tuned up a whole step and capo at second fret = capo at 4th fret standard tuning. Handsome Devil, What Difference Does It Make were also played in this tuning. I think Johnny was still working it all out with Morrissey then.
andys bassline... such a valuable man lost too soon
Not heard this version before. A raw sound with Morrissey sounding very vulnerable and emotional. Love it.
A very special band at a very special time. Thankyou for uploading
Gorgeous. I could listen to this all day.
90% of the views are me playing this when i go to sleep
Thank you so much for sharing. It's hard to accept that I'm not going to hear new content of my favourite band but then I find unknown versions like this one and I feel great. I like this tempo more than the recorded one.
Same
Fantastic version of a fantastic song!!! Such a classic, beautiful tune!!
I really burst into tears
I love Moz...thank you for uploading this. ❤
its soo chill oml
So pretty...
❤
play at 1.25
😊 The time is 17.13 The 24th of march
Is this sped up or did they really record it in this key?
Yeah, a lot of their earliest recordings have their songs played a whole step up. I think this is one of the last recordings where they do this.
@Gordon Freeman ohh
@@CommanderMT101 this isnt true. Here johnny must be playing 2 steps up. Pretty much all the smiths catalogue has a variety of tunings, right until the end.
@@johnpickk7526 it’s a whole step. Capo 4
On some songs on Hatful of Hollow (Peel sessions) the guitars are tuned up a whole step and capo at second fret = capo at 4th fret standard tuning. Handsome Devil, What Difference Does It Make were also played in this tuning. I think Johnny was still working it all out with Morrissey then.