Does anyone know of any good bands to watch out for in 2005? (bands means non-pop or boybands ;) )
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Does anyone know of any good bands to watch out for in 2005? (bands means non-pop or boybands ;) )
Depends what kind of music you are into . One man's meat is another man's poison when it comes to bands.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flea
Yeah well whatever ya like yourself, if ya think they r gonna be big just name it. I rather like the Killers who I think will be big, they are off the lifestyle ad.
well flea it depends on what you classify "big" to be cos i would have said that the killers were already big . i would predict big things for the bravery and the others in 2005.
'Kings of Convenience'.
Martha Wainwright.
'Secret Machines'.
He's not a band but he is going to be big,he is Sligo's own,Tabby (Trevor) Callaghan :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Flea
Tabby? What a sell out, best mates with that ponse Louis Walsh! Big names for 2005... Heres my predictions..
Singer songwriters: Declan O'Rourke/ Mark Geary/ Bill Coleman
Bands:Kasabian/ Future Kings Of Spain/ The Prodigy(again)/ Melaton(maybe)
Boybands: The girly boys (joke)
Theres alot of stuff about but I reckon the big names of 2005 are going to be the same as '04 with Coldplays new album, Damian rices new album even oasis are releasing another one.. U2 will continue to release singles off vertigo until next Autumn..
Kasabian- yeah they are really cool and razorlight I really like as well. Is there a band called Rooney or something cos they sound good
Just cos he is'nt from Dublin you think he is s****.Well guess what you dont have to be from that crudhole to be bigQuote:
Originally Posted by M@ttitude
Doesn't matter where he's from he is still sh1t! :pQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
i disagree! tabby is quality born entertainer always been great whether doing open mic in mcgarrigles or singing to 10 million people
bloc party are gonna be huge
Agreed, they are very good. Silent Alarm out on January 31.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thomo
Also watch out for the Kaiser Chiefs and the Secret Machines.
And of course, the big Supergrass return album. :D
Ade
Never said you have to be from Dublin, Hasn't got anything to do with where your from, but why does he have to be such a lick ass? Rock'n'Roll is supposed to be about rebelling against commercial crap like popstars, x factor and stuff, I bet he'll be old news by next year when they find some pretty boy who can play guitar, He should have worked hard with his band and earn respect off real music fans.. They were doing well, even got a slot on the late late show without Louis walsh or Sharon Osbourne.. He's a gick ball!Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Yes, they were doing well but mostly in Sligo.They were going nowhere in the rest of the country.They needed a break and never got it until the X-Factor came along and they auditioned but were told that they, as a band were no good but Tabby had potential, so he auditioned on his own and got through. I admit that was'nt the real Tabby on the x-factor and he was only told to go and play like that, and after he was voted off he said that people were going to see the real Tabby(the person who jumped about the place and danced on the tables while singing) not the t.v. one.So I hope that helps in what you said about him staying with his band. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by M@ttitude
I've just got round to reading this. I agree with you Gustavo about The Bravery. They're being talked up over here on Xfm as the big thing for 2005, and I must say that they sound good for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
:D PP
So as he was so successful being the real Tabby, we can expect never to hear from him again?Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Republic of Loose. Great live an' all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flea
Mainline are a cool new band from Dublin,
They are releasing their 1st single at the end of the month.
They been supporting loads of cool people over here in the last while like Ian Brown, Death In Vegas & Primal Scream.
Seen them live once, awesome, dont quite know how to descibe their sound, its heavy rock but not metal.
big choon of the year could be deep dish version of riders on the storm ;)
But much better is the Snoop Dog version of Riders on the Storm.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
No the only version of the song is the 1971 original version featuring Messrs,Quote:
Originally Posted by finlma
Morrison, Manzarek, Krieger, Densmore and guest artist Marc Benno. Classic!
I agree it is the only real version of the song but Snoop hasn't done a bad job.Quote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
HARD TO DISAGREEQuote:
Originally Posted by CollegeTillIDie
Bloc Party for me, waiting eagerly for the album.
yeah nme seem to be wetting themselves over them at the moment
what kinda stuff do they do ?
If you go to their record company website they have a few songs/vids.Quote:
Originally Posted by gustavo
http://www.wichita-recordings.co.uk
The Bravery are ment to be one of 2005 big bands, being compared to The Smiths