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cathey daveys new album
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14 Oct 2007 03:47 AM
    i love it i think its great and if she doesnt do well away from these shores then they have no taste in other countries
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    15 Oct 2007 02:18 AM
    Yeah really liked the last one.....look forward to hearing it. Five star review in the Irish Times.
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    Ian Wright

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    16 Oct 2007 02:01 AM
    Went to see her in Whelan's last night as part of her residency there. Really enjoyed it, her songs are so well put together.
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    17 Oct 2007 01:19 AM
    Saw the last Whelans gig too, good show. Some really nice songs, though occasionally a bit too cutesy or predictably singer-songwriterish for me.. Must check out that album anyway. Must say I'm not that keen on the new all-white Whelans - get some artists in to paint the place!
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    18 Oct 2007 05:01 AM
    Its a belter alright.....great record.
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    Ian Wright

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    18 Oct 2007 10:34 AM
    Bought it today. It's wonderful, not Irish wonderful actual, proper, judged by any standards wonderful.
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    25 Oct 2007 03:34 AM
    Posted By dermot_trellis on 17 Oct 2007 2:19 AM
    Saw the last Whelans gig too, good show. Some really nice songs, though occasionally a bit too cutesy or predictably singer-songwriterish for me.. Must check out that album anyway. Must say I'm not that keen on the new all-white Whelans - get some artists in to paint the place!




    has whelans been painted all white?.... surely that's a big no-no as white reflects and black absorbs... maybe this doesn't apply to sound...

    any audiophiles / scientists out there?
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    starbelgrade

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    25 Oct 2007 03:46 AM
    The sound absorbsion of white paint is approximately 2 decibels less per square metre than it's black counterpart. The only way to counteract this phenomenon is to apply a base coat of Magnolia before applying 2 coats of white emulsion. If using a matt based white, the factors are quite different though & the differentials are so complicated, that not even NASA have attempted to solve this conundrum.

    This almost caused a revolution in the painting & decorating world in the late 1960's and actually inspired the Rolling Stones to pen the song "Paint it Black".
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    Peter Teehan

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    25 Oct 2007 07:48 AM
    Who knew a Cathey Davey thread could be so interesting.
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    25 Oct 2007 11:35 AM
    This almost caused a revolution in the painting & decorating world in the late 1960's and actually inspired the Rolling Stones to pen the song "Paint it Black".




    Was always impressed by The Clash's penning of "White Riot" as a riposte. Less convinced by Pavement's protest song "Black Out".
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    26 Oct 2007 01:46 AM
    Posted By Jim Dubh on 25 Oct 2007 12:35 PM
    This almost caused a revolution in the painting & decorating world in the late 1960's and actually inspired the Rolling Stones to pen the song "Paint it Black".




    Was always impressed by The Clash's penning of "White Riot" as a riposte. Less convinced by Pavement's protest song "Black Out".




    Now yer just makin' s**t up.
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    26 Oct 2007 03:16 AM
    Ah, the poacher turns gamekeeper!
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    26 Oct 2007 03:25 AM
    It's de truff, guv!
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