The Wannadies had a number of hits in the 90's, Hit been one of them.
I was at the Kenickie "gig" in UCD as well. But I thought the three girls were a bit rough up close.
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The Wannadies had a number of hits in the 90's, Hit been one of them.
I was at the Kenickie "gig" in UCD as well. But I thought the three girls were a bit rough up close.
Enigma - Return To Innocence.
Mansun had two great songs, Mansuns Only Love Song and I Can Only Disappoint You
You mustn't have been as drunk as me so.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifk101
Unlikely, not with all the Foster dollars hanging around. I'll be diplomatic and say we have a difference of opinion. I remember one of them had a pair of tight-leggings with a panther skin pattern. She was way too "round" to be wearing anything like that - and just the thought of it now sends a shiver down my spine.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Singer would do for a handy one (t'would have to be handy mind ...I'm not runnin' for that bus). The bassist was kicked. Can't remember the other guitarist. Drummer was -a bloke.Quote:
Originally Posted by ifk101
There version of 'Save All Your Kisses for Me' from a Eurovision p1sstake they did was second only to Shane McGowans reworking of 'What's Another Year' for sheer brilliance.
Pfft. Legacy, Wide Open Space, Being a Girl...Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Emmaline Duffy-Fallon, Your ex wasn't the only one :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
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Originally Posted by noby
among others . . . ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Negative, I Can Only Disappoint You, She Makes My Nose Bleed, Closed For Business, Six. See loads. Their last album Little Kix was quite crap though.
Thats the one!Quote:
Originally Posted by endabob1
Rick Witter, ex-lead singer of Shed Seven, has just released his first album with his new band The Dukes, called "The Year of the Rat". I was at the first date on their promotional tour last night...and jolly good it was as well. Man, is he skinny...I'd say he'd give Mick Jagger a run for his money!
Kingmaker
Ten Years Asleep is the biggest decision I've made in the last decade
The Wedding Present
They're not forgotten in this house. A dip in form, a detour through Cinerama, but when I saw them last year they were as good as ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
In addition to a few mentioned already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rjJvwlLd08
Curve - Ten Little Girls.
Toni Halliday, I think, sang on Marked Man's favourite Prodigy song Original. :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSsZljMzVXE
Front 242 - Tragedy For You. Choon!!!
(sound doesn't kick in until the half minute mark)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utp8lNSSs6k
PM Dawn - Set Adrift On Memory Bliss. Oh yeah.
Will you stop! Their last LP -2005s 'Take Fountain' was their most successful (and best IMO) since Seamonsters back in 1991.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by BohsPartisan
Currently recording the follow up in the states. Gedge had a guitar for sale on e-bay recently actually. If I'd only had a spare 500 bucks.:D
Yeah but I forgot! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie
Disposable Heroes of Hipocrasy. No one I ever mention them to has ever heard of them (bar my brother coz we saw them at Feile one year!) so am always sayin...."thats Michael Franti, he used to be with DHofH" to which I get blank stares.
Please tell me you remember them & they are not a figment of my imagination. Already doubting my sanity........
Don't worry, Magicme, remember them quite well. :)
Television (Drug Of The Nation) seemed to be a fixture in every hiphop mix I heard for many years. I liked that Famous And Dandy Just Like Amos And Andy too, and their version of The Dead Kennedys' California Uber Alles if I recall it rightly.
I'll even go one better and remember Franti's first band The Beatnigs, I know they did Television first, but really only remember reading about them in the Melody Maker at the time.
Oh thank you, can always rely on you Stann!
Yeah loved California...made me go listen to dead kennedys