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66e, The Rags & Royseven gone AWOL? 3378 12
Started by thethirdplace
What happened to these bands
66e, The Rags and Royseven I heard the latter sacked their manager recently so perhaps might explain some of that. Did the Rags split or was that just a rumour. Was always a 66e fan & loved the debut but having spent some time abroad recently i am a bit out of touch.
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by thethirdplace 6/18/2007 1:22 PM |
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9 Replies and 3547 Views
Happy Mondays: another dodgy reformation? 3547 9
Started by John Doe
I heard an announcement on Phantom FM this morning about a 'new' song from the Happy Mondays. Are the Mondays the latest band to jump on the reformation...er...bandwagon What's next Dave Grohl and Chris Novoselic to tour Nirvana's Greatest Hits with fuc*ing Ian Astbury on lead vocal duties *shudders*
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by Peejay6/18/2007 6:32 AM |
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Jinx Lennon - Noisemaker 2462 6
Started by John Doe
Anyone see the programme about this guy on RTE on Tuesday night Apparently he's Dundalk's answer to Mark E. Smith. I was certainly intrigued enough to want to investigate him further.
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by The_Pen156/18/2007 3:47 AM |
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Ash to stick to singles. 6433 15
Started by Peejay
Its all here:
Ash - The final album
Irish rock band announce radical new music industry business model
London, June 12th 2007 – International rock band Ash, have announced bold new plans to cease releasing future albums in the traditional way.
On the eve of what will become their final album, ‘Twilight Of The Innocents’, the band have taken the decision to only release singles in the future.
Known for consistently writing hit singles since the early 90’s (17 top 40...
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by Binokular6/18/2007 3:27 AM |
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3 Replies and 3000 Views
Of Montreal to play Crawdaddy in August 3000 3
Started by Norman Schwarzkopf
These lads (or is it just Kevin Barnes) are playing Crawdaddy August 1st. Looking forward to it. Really like Satanic Panic In The Attic and The Sunlandic Twins but the last one hasnt done it for me. I find it a bit hard to listen to, less melodic and more shrill. Plus, the lyrics suggest he's in a bad place personally.
Anyone else into em For those who dont know em, I'd describe it as synthetic guitar pop. Swooping, unpredictable Beatles/Beach Boys melodies and harmonies with bubbly...
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by diego_maradona6/14/2007 4:55 AM |
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Music in new coors light ad? 10718 7
Started by Garret
Music used is by Dublin's own Saso. Nice to see the lads get a bit more recognition.
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by UnaRocks6/13/2007 5:55 AM |
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24 Replies and 9619 Views
The National to play Dublin 9619 24
Started by Jairzinho
Good news folks.
Finally they are back in Ireland (excluding oxegen appearance).
http://www.mcd.ie/live/fullnews.php3tname=1257025199&xname=thenational.
Shame about the venue......
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by klootfan6/12/2007 2:07 PM |
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4 Replies and 2757 Views
A good night for bands 2757 4
Started by thischarmingboy
Hi. This is probably in the wrong thread but, oh well.
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good club night for seeing bands. Radiator is alright but the hub can be a bit dead. Psychotic Reaction is also wearing a bit thin. Is there anything I’m missing out on
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by UnaRocks6/11/2007 6:28 AM |
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15 Replies and 4721 Views
Good Hangover Music 4721 15
Started by klootfan
I learnt a valuable lesson last night.. Guinness Good.. but put Baby before it makes it bad!!!
Anyway, im listening away to some quite music to help my hangover along, the music in question being 'Let it Ring' from Martin Finke
So what are your favourite hangover bands!!
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by Norman Schwarzkopf6/8/2007 8:39 AM |
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8 Replies and 8423 Views
Television - Marquee Moon 8423 8
Started by stephen
I listened Television's Marquee Moon this on the way to work this morning. Torn Curtain's glorious finale faded as I entered my building's foyet... The title track's extended guitar coda easily outstrips any modern day equivalent (the highly over-rated Impossible Germany perhaps).
What a gloriously brilliant record. Timeless is a word bandied around these days but I urge any of you who have never heard this record to seek it out immediately and play it as loudly as possible the first tim...
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by Peejay6/8/2007 5:58 AM |
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13 Replies and 2898 Views
Anyone off to Primavera? 2898 13
Started by crucifixio
Anybody going to Primavera
Who are you most looking forward to see How are you going to remain standing/slightly sober until 6 in the morning
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by jan6/6/2007 3:45 AM |
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7 Replies and 2665 Views
What say you to Icky Thump? 2665 7
Started by Paddy O'Candles
First time I heard it through bad speakers, it was borderline unlistenable. And I'm a patient fan.
It's better than I thought but still crazy. Big stompy riffs being hijacked by a malfunctioning bagpipe robot.
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by crucifixio6/5/2007 6:13 AM |
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15 Replies and 4583 Views
Eurovision Songs 4583 15
Started by Carlsberg
Morning.. Ello Ello
I went travelling around YouTube recently, last night in fact, and went hunting for Songs from Eurovision's earlier years which I remembered as being 'good at the time' and often found myself humming in recent years... cough cough..
However, having found all those tunes since, it must be said, my taste was up my Ass!!
Nevertheless, I did find this beauty (literally) from 2003's Eurovison and i would like to place it in the unofficial Cluas Top...
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by Norman Schwarzkopf6/2/2007 5:35 AM |
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1 Replies and 2998 Views
Histoire de Melody Nelson 2998 1
Started by Peejay
Nice review of this album in the Blogs section here:
http://www.cluas.com/indie-music/Default.aspxtabid=80&EntryID=126
I agree with Mr. Curran. Given the right mood its a great album. Very ornate late 60's pop with an eccentric Frenchness. If you like Beck's Sea Change then you'll see where alot of that albums ideas were 'inspired' from.
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by aidan6/1/2007 12:26 PM |
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5 Replies and 2743 Views
CDwow fined £41m for illegal imports 2743 5
Started by klootfan
http://www.channel4.com/news/articles/arts_entertainment/music/cdwowgivenrecordfine/536447
Apparently its the highest fine ever for the British and Irish phonographic industries.
Is this the death-knell for CDWow
In the global market of d'internet, where do companies like CDwow and Play.com fit in
Why should someone be denied the opportunity of purchasing a product more cheaply in from another country
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by Mully5/31/2007 5:48 AM |
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Amy Millan/One Day International 1709 0
Started by Maisie Jane
One Day International have been confirmed as the support for Amy Millan from Broken Social Scene and Stars on her solo tour of Ireland at the end of June.
Check 'em out...
www.myspace.com/onedayinternational
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5/31/2007 1:47 AM |
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REM Ticket Swap 2003 0
Started by Pool Cleaning Guy
I have two tickets in Row G of the circle for the show on July 3. Does anyone have a pair for one of the other nights (must be seated) that they can swap
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5/30/2007 3:27 PM |
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13 Replies and 3057 Views
Smashing Pumpkins - Irish concert? 3057 13
Started by aidan
I see that the Smashing Pumpkins are touring Europe this summer click here to see the dates, but no Irish concert scheduled so far. Would the tragic events of their Point concert be a factor, do you reckon Have they played in Ireland since then
Or perhaps, like Wilco, they're just going to give Ireland a miss
The Pumpkins are playing a small-ish indoor show in Paris next week (at the Grand Rex, a venue the size of the Olympia in Dublin) and headlining the Route du Rock festival ...
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by Mully5/23/2007 6:24 AM |
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7 Replies and 2816 Views
Beirut at Tripod 2816 7
Started by da reilly
Anyone going to this gig Should be good I think. Don’t know how long tickets have been on sale but I just bought mine. Their album ‘Gulag Orkestar’ is excellent and I think this is there first gig in Ireland, although I could be wrong about that.
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by The_Pen155/21/2007 2:00 AM |
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30 Replies and 12649 Views
Divine Comedy win Choice Music Prize 12649 30
Started by admin
From the press release:
'The Divine Comedy has just been announced as the winner of the Choice Music Prize – Irish Album of the Year for the album “Victory For The Comic Muse”. Neil Hannnon receives a cheque for €10,000 - a prize which has been provided by the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) and the Irish Recorded Music Association (IRMA) - as well as a specially-commissioned award, courtesy of the Recorded Artists And Performers Ltd (RAAP).
The 12 strong jury panel of Irish...
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by sham5/20/2007 12:06 PM |