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	DEVIL DOLLS BOOKING - VIVA HATE
		By distilling the ingredients of their influences, rather than watering them down, Viva Hate are prepared to carve out their own niche in the ever-growing musical underground.
		Viva Hate was formed late in the summer of 2004, shortly after Geoff Kresge had left his previous band, Tiger Army, with the intent to play aggressive music that would incorporate the upright bass playing as a key element of the sound.
		The band had fallen apart shortly after the release of the album and Kresge soon after enlisted Mad Dog Chad as Viva Hate's drummer, based not only on his drumming style, but his ambition as well.
	www.devildollsbooking.com /VH.html (521 words)

	Viva Hate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Viva Hate (also known as Education in Reverse) is rock artist Morrissey's debut solo album, released on March 22, 1988.
		From the octave dropping electric guitar that opens the song to the guillotine noise that closes it, it is clear that Morrissey's solo work will differ greatly from that with The Smiths.
		Although later on Bona Drag he would write and sing pop, from Your Arsenal onward it is clear that Morrissey was interested in a heavier, more rock-oriented sound than he had created with The Smiths, and this trend is established on Viva Hate.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Viva_Hate (1090 words)

	MySpace.com - VIVA HATE ™ - US - Rock - www.myspace.com/vivavivahate
		Greg joined VIVA HATE after Mad Dog Chad left the band to focus his attention on a new addition to his family and his band ENDS!NTRAGEDY.
		Greg's debut with VIVA HATE was on the band's tour with AFI in March 2007.
		The band continue to perform live and are hard at work on new material - some of which should be recorded soon.
	www.myspace.com /vivavivahate (1111 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Music: Viva Hate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Viva Hate remains one of my favourite albums of the 80's, and is still - as far as I'm concerned - the perfect introduction to the wonders of Morrissey-solo.
		As previously noted, the guitar is a standout instrument throughout Viva Hate, with Morrissey employing the talents of the Durutti Column's Vini Reilly, who brings his trademark bouncy-calypso alternative sound to a number of the tracks, most obviously that other great single Suedehead and the acoustic-space-rock epic, Late Night-Maudlin Street.
		'Viva Hate' is reissued again- with the same extra tracks as before and the odd live track.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000072D0 (1707 words)

	Morrissey-solo \| 'Viva Hate' the subject of Stuart Maconie's 'critical list'
		After a hugely acrimonious and very public break up from The Smiths, Viva Hate was Morrissey's first foray into the world of pop as a solo artist.
		Viva Hate could have so easily belly flopped into the changing musical soundscape, so great was the public expectancy of his first album.
		Viva Hate reaches its highest notes when the delectable Mozzer is doing what he does best and having a sublime moan.
	www.morrissey-solo.com /articles/04/07/25/1733245.shtml (491 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Viva Hate - Morrissey at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Viva Hate is all full of death and weirdness, in other words, it's great!
		Viva Hate, being Morrissey's first solo album, is without a doubt, one of his best.
		Viva Hate clearly told fans that Moz could make it on his own and that his solo career was bound to be a success not disappointing fans in the least.
	www.epinions.com /content_37243424388 (1185 words)

	recycled papers - a morrissey website
		Recorded with producer Stephen Street and the Durutti Column's Vini Reilly, Viva Hate proved that Morrissey had no intention of sitting idly in the wake of The Smiths' recent dissolution.
		Viva Hate had the working name of Education in Reverse, but the final title, according to Morrissey, simply suggested itself: "That's the way the world is. I find hate omnipresent and love very difficult to find.
		Viva Hate begins with a frantic Reilly guitar wigout and ends, bluntly, with the slicing of a guillotine.
	vu.morrissey-solo.com /moz/news/010807.htm (690 words)

	The Smiths / Morrissey FAQ: Record Questions
		The working title to Morrissey's first solo album, "Viva Hate", was "Education in Reverse." A few copies on vinyl and cassette were pressed in Australia and can be found at record conventions for about $80.
		"Viva Hate" was reissued by EMI in early 1997 to "celebrate" EMI's 100 anniversary.
		The "special edition" Viva Hate (which was released on the UK only) includes 9 extra tracks (which had already been released as b-sides): Let The Right One Slip In, Pashernate Love, At Amber, Disappointed (Live), Girl Least Likely To, I'd Love To, Michael's Bones, I've Changed My Plea To Guilty.
	www.cemetrygates.com /faq/faqrec.htm (993 words)

	Viva Hate by Morrissey CD
		Produced and composed by Stephen Street (who also worked on the Smiths' last album), VIVA HATE was a sure-footed rebuttal to a world of critics who couldn't imagine Morrissey without guitar deity Johnny Marr.
		VIVA HATE proved a victory of many sorts for Morrissey--the anthemic "Everyday Is Like Sunday" provided another hit song, as well as proving that his lyrical powers were far from ebbing.
		I think I would say that "Viva Hate" is the most depressing CD I own, and I have to admit that's partially why I like it.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1100201/a/Viva+Hate.htm (527 words)

	The Domestic Terrorist - Morrissey - Viva Hate
		As an album then, “Viva Hate“ is, despite its weaknesses, a strong and promising start to a best-uneven solo career.
		Quite why, for example, EMI chose this bunch of rubbish, over say the 7 or 8 leftover songs from the ”Viva Hate” sessions themselves - most of which were mercifully released as b-sides over time - and stand far above the actual selections here, is a mystery.
		In short, if you don’t own the singles and absolutely positively must own these songs then by all means buy this CD but be aware that you are getting royally shafted in the process.
	www.geocities.com /thedomesticterrorist/vivahate.htm (564 words)

	Interview Archive - Songs Of Love And Hate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Viva Hate feels implausibly fresh: the music's breathing again, free of a certain stuffiness and laboriousness that had set in seemingly irreversibly in The Smiths' twilight period.
		Viva Hate, unsurprisingly, returns again and again to the Englishness which obsesses Morrissey.
		The last track on Viva Hate is a rueful little ballad with the self-explanatory title "Margaret On The Guillotine", which describes "the wonderful dream" (ie, the gory and spectacular public execution of our P.M.) that all "the kind people" harbour.
	arcaneoldwardrobe.com /moz/interviews/1988/songs.htm (4225 words)

	Morrissey: album reviews and ratings
		The results of his labor scored on the charts as well, where 'Viva Hate' reached #48 on Billboard's Album Chart, besting The Smiths' highest chart position from the outset.
		Smiths, Morrissey needed to prove that he was a viable artist without Johnny Marr, and Viva Hate fulfilled that goal with grace.
		The rockabilly stylings of "Certain People I Know" and the grungy sound of "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful" suit the songs well, and if music had been more diverse in the eras when those sounds were popular, this is what they would have sounded like with more uncompromising lyrics.
	musicfolio.com /modernrock/morrissey.html (1432 words)

	Morrissey Discography - special items (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A cassette from an unknown South East Asian country includes the tracks from both "Viva Hate" and "Kill Uncle" with the cover to the Kill Uncle album.
		A cassette from an unspecified Middle East country includes 23 tracks mostly from "Viva Hate", "Kill Uncle" and "Your Arsenal" with the cover and title of the "Your Arsenal" album.
		EMI France released for the 1998 Christmas holidays a triple cd-set including the albums "Viva Hate", "Bona Drag" and "Vauxhall &I".
	passionsjustlikemine.com /moz-dspecial.htm (437 words)

	DVD Talk Forum - viva hate rerelease with bonus tracks...
		MORRISSEY's debut solo album 'VIVA HATE' is to be re-released next month with eight bonus tracks.
		The 'Centenary Edition' of 'Viva Hate' is released on February 11 via EMI.
		The album will be backed by previously unreleased tracks and B-sides, as well as a live version of the track 'Disappointed'.
	www.dvdtalk.com /forum/printthread.php?t=171463 (88 words)

	(Indie) Morrissey - Viva Hate - Musician Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Nowadays, we can look back on Viva Hate and compare it to Morrissey's later albums, too.
		Overall, Viva Hate is something of a difficult album.
		It's a snapshot of a great talent, taken at a time when he was most unsure of what he was and what he would become.
	www.musicianforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=271116 (1331 words)

	RollingStone.com: Viva Hate : Morrissey : Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Surprisingly, the wailing soul's solo debut is a tight, fairly disciplined affair.
		Viva Hate reveals the talents of its maker: innocent vocal hooks and vivid guitar riffs belie twisted lyrics full of the usual bizarre imagery, provocative observations and campy asides.
		Both songs convey a sense of compassion without stooping to cant or pathos, and both allow Vini Reilly to stretch out and noodle cosmically over mechanized percussion in the ineffable style of Durutti Column.
	www.rollingstone.com /reviews/album/_/id/233611 (382 words)

	In The 80s - Album Reviews of the 80s, Index
		And yet, he surprised all the lyrics with a very consistent debut which duly reached number one in the UK.
		"Viva Hate" was the result of the successful collaboration between Morrissey, producer Stephen Street (who had also worked with The Smiths in their latest years) and guitarist Vini Reilly.
		The latter's unique style is particularly defining in the spine-tingling "Late NIght, Maudlin Street", possibly the most emotional song in "Viva Hate".
	www.inthe80s.com /reviews/morrisseyvivahate.shtml (363 words)

	Morrissey
		Morrissey's subsequent career has provided equally influential albums and in 1994 he achieved his highest ever chart position with the best-selling Vauxhall and I (1994) and its single "The More You Ignore Me, the Closer I Get".
		After producing several albums in the early years of his solo career with a production outfit not unlike his collaboration with Marr, Morrissey moved on from the songwriting services of Stephen Street for Viva Hate (1988) and Bona Drag (1990) and Mark Nevin for Kill Uncle (1991).
		The band he assembled for 1992's hit album Your Arsenal sharply renewed his sound and sales success with a fresh, American rockabilly sound evocative of Marr's melodic seriousness but with rejuvenating rhythmic energy.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/m/mo/morrissey.html (721 words)

	Morrissey Discography - Viva Hate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		On March 24th 1997, for the 100th anniversary of EMI, Viva Hate was reissued on cd only (Parlophone, CDCNTAV2) along with 99 other classic EMI albums.
		First Australian LPs and cassettes were titled EDUCATION IN REVERSE instead of VIVA HATE.
		Morrissey, March 1988: "Times are different and my life has moved on since The Smiths in very specific ways, and 'Viva Hate' is in no way the follow-up to 'Strangeways'.
	passionsjustlikemine.com /moz-d02vh.htm (482 words)

	People Magazine -- July 4, 1988
		In the meantime the first solo album by the former lead singer of the Smiths shows him to be the same man he always was: a smart, eccentric and tortured loner.
		''Viva Hate'' sounds a lot like the British folk-rock of the Smiths with a few minor musical adjustments: string accompaniment on some songs, industrial-style crashes on others and lyrical tunes by Morrissey's new collaborator, Stephen Street.
		Militantly upbeat people will find Morrissey as dull and depressing on his own as they found him with the Smiths.
	www.angelfire.com /80s/articles/people.html (241 words)

	Amazon.com: Viva Hate: Music: Morrissey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Producer Stephen Street replaces former Smith Johnny Marr as his music collaborator on "Viva Hate," and while Street doesn't match Marr's skills, he compliments Morrissey nicely on this disc.
		There's the lush orchestral arrangements on "Hairdresser on Fire," the gloomy "Everyday is Like Sunday," and the soaring "Angel, Angel Down We Go Together." Mozzer hasn't lost much of touch as a lyricist, either.
		He tells a tale of unrequited love in the excellent "Suedehead," addresses racism in the semi-controversial "Bengali in Platforms," and delivers a scathing commentary on Thatcherism in the chilling "Margaret on the Guillotine." As much as I like "Viva Hate," my personal favorite Mor
	www.amazon.com /Viva-Hate-Morrissey/dp/B000002LDQ (422 words)

	The WOLFGaming Network 4.2.0 :: Where the Game Play is TEAM PLAY!!© - Coding: C Bit Manipulation Help (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
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	wolfgaming.net /vb/showthread.php?t=13968&goto=nextoldest (1020 words)

	HMV.co.uk: Music Albums: Viva Hate: Extra Tracks (1998) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		'Viva Hate' was Morrissey's critically acclaimed debut album as a solo artist and an instant hit both in the UK and the US (reaching No1 in the UK album charts and No48 in the US Billboard charts in 1988).
		In the US, this was the highest chart position he achieved, beating the highest chart position reached with The Smiths.
		'Viva Hate' offers twenty seminal tracks that are quintessentially Morrissey, including eight bonus tracks, with a full range of lyrics, ranging from Morrissey's conventional despair on 'Little Man, What Now?' and 'I Don't Mind If You Forget Me' to a savage political tirade in the form of 'Margaret On The Guillotine';.
	www.hmv.co.uk /hmvweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=795522 (307 words)

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