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I was wondering.... what is Robert Smith's relationship like with Morrissey? Do they get along? Have they ever done any songs together? What's the story between these two fascinating British icons?

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They were once in a small room together and decided to have a projectile vomiting contest. Each stood on an opposite wall and tried to spew bile at the other. Of course, Moz was a vegetarian so he was already full of shit, and Robert's a fatass so he had a belly full of pie and curry. Let's just say that neither escaped unscathed and they've been best friends ever since.

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Smith on Moz?

"Famous Vegetarians Smith, Robert ??

Smith, Robert Lead singer of The Cure source: Many interviews

but: *****Robert Smith said that Morrissey's the reason for him NOT being vegetarian. *****Robert Smith allegedly said: "If Morrissey says 'don't eat meat', then I will because I hate Morrissey". *****the song "The Hanging Garden" suggest that he is a vegetarian."

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Surprisingly, i dont think Morrissey has ever slagged off Robert Smith. At least not in public.

I do know that Smith and Morrissey attempted to bury the hatchet, Robert even invited him to one of his parties in the 1990s if i remember correctly.

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Heres a bit of stuff culled from Morrissey-Solo:

The Morrissey Question That Will Not Die

Smith's commitment to musical diversity almost invites an inquiry about the status of his oft-referenced feud with indie-pop icon and former frontman of the Smiths, Morrissey, which has been discussed for eons. Even as a new generation of American fans has embraced both Morrissey and the Cure with an equally frenzied fervor, Smith is wary of drawing too many connections between the two acts. He says, "There's nothing that links Morrissey and the Cure in my mind," Smith says. "As the years go by, it's very easy to think we were from the same generation, but we're not. The Cure recorded our first album in 1978 - we were on our third or fourth album by the time the Smiths started." Even the very existence of the feud, though, is something Robert repudiates as birthed by a decade (the '80s) desperately looking for something to talk about, and assures me that when it comes to such things, "Really, life's too short." But regardless of his ostensible indifference to the magnificent Mancunian, Smith still manages to get a jab in, "[Morrissey] has been away for a number of years and has come back I think to capitalize on this resurgence of interest in a particular period of time," Smith says. "That has nothing to do with the Cure. We've been playing constantly every year for 25 years. We're a living and breathing band."

So perhaps Real Detroit is feeding the non-existent fire by making mention of such a thing, as Smith makes up for his off-handed slam by stating he's fully aware that many die-hard Cure fans like what Morrissey does and vice- versa. But nonetheless, the microscopic flame of unrealistic hope that perhaps this millennium would see a double bill featuring both the proverbial Dukes of Dour and the infallible Pope of Mope seems to have been doused. It's all the same, though - the delicate hearts of Anglophiles nationwide probably couldn't handle such a thing.

This mention was in the NYPost, but mentions Entertainment Weekly.

BEYOND CURE

GET ready for a new rock rivalry: Robert Smith (above), singer for new wave heroes The Cure, sounds ready to pull fellow '80s icon Morrissey's pompadoured hair out. "He was constantly saying horrible things about [The Cure]," Smith sniffs to Entertainment Weekly. "In the end, I kind of snapped and started retaliating. And it turned into some kind of petty feud. I've never liked anything he's done musically, but I don't have any kind of strong feelings of animosity towards him as a person because I've never met him."

A lot of that contradicts what i just said. But then, i only read it in books.

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great stuff Uncle Liam thanks for posting that :)

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Something about Morrissey and not getting along with any Smiths.

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From Hannett to Eternity wrote: Something about Morrissey and not getting along with any Smiths.

What are you trying to say?

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Moz always gets on my tits but since Fat Bob has bigger tits than me...

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