[Special post by David Lacey]
The groups Nun Attax, Five Go Down To The Sea? and Beethoven were formed around the musical partnership of singer Finbarr Donnelly and guitarist Ricky Dineen. All three groups have received considerable coverage in the past decade with the radio documentary/podcast ‘Get That Monster Off The Stage’ and Mark McAvoy’s ‘Cork […]
Five go Down To The Sea? - The Glee Club [2:50m]:
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Five Go Down To The Sea? - Jumping Joley [2:37m]:
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Five Go Down To The Sea? - Fishes for Compliments:
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Five Go Down To The Sea? - There's a Fish on Top of Shandon (Swears he's Elvis):
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Just came across this on a ramble through YouTube.
We covered the Would Be’s in our Great Irish Bands series.
This video has Eileen Gogan on vocals, who joined the band after the departure of Jilie McDonnell.
Good stuff for the sunny day that’s in it.
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I’ve been meaning to post Wormhole for a while now. Donagh mentioned them to me during the week, so that was the prod I needed to get it done.
I know very little about the band, having only picked up their Chicks Dig Scars CD last year second-hand. Thankfully, there’s a couple of websites dedicated […]
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We’ve been running our Great Irish Bands posts for about two years now, and today marks an expansion in the series. Below is a documentary/podcast on the Jubilee Allstars, one of the best bands of the 1990s. It’s based around a set of interviews held with three of the former members - Barry McCormack, […]
Let Evening Bring Them Home: The Story of the Jubilee Allstars:
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I’m working on a podcast documentary about the Jubilee Allstars at the moment, and I’m hoping to have it finished by the end of the month. As a bit of a run-up to it, here’s a single they put out with ROAD Records and Alpha Relish in 1999. The song is Lamplight, which ended up […]
Lamplight [2:22m]:
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I’m doing a bit of research for an upcoming series of programmes on DCTV which will look at left-wing media in Ireland from the 1970s to today. Basically, I’m taking photos of old newspapers and journals and putting them into pdfs so people can read and talk about them. In order to copy the […]
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I know very little about Peter Delaney, but his song “if you become impossible” I absolutely adore. Have a listen below.
His myspace is here.
Enjoy.
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As promised last week, side two of the Gorehound’s 1989 album, Semtex.
Enjoy.
Cargo Cult:
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The Day My Love Turned Sour:
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Hall of Imbeciles:
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Ten Pairs of Shoes [2:43m]:
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Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie:
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[Taken from irishrock.org.]
Following on from Seán’s post about the Gorehounds and haircuts, below is side one of their only album. I picked it up on Ebay and it arrived today. I hope that none of the members of the band mind the transfer to MP3. Any complaints and of course I´ll take it down. […]
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[the disappointingly quiff-free Gorehounds from irishrock.org ]
Mentioning any of the bands to follow makes perfect sense to me following on from the death last week of the Cramps’ Lux Interior. My original intention, a couple of months ago, had been to post on The Gorehounds - often summed up as Dublin’s very own version […]
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