Celtic Punk Band Today

by **goodbar** Sun Apr 23, 2006 2:04 am

i used to like them both a lot, now i just think they're mediocre. dkm's less irish-influenced stuff is the best.

and who cares if they knock-off a few riffs, it's not like the pogues never did. :wink:

by **Mick Molloy** Sat Apr 22, 2006 9:16 pm

Yeah I know the one, but you're right. Whgen you talk to him he uses the f word in every sentence he speaks

by **Paddy Rolling Clone** Sat Apr 22, 2006 8:17 pm

Yeah, I suppose they do. He was a bit too much though. :shock:

I think it was on Youtube I saw it, "Paddy's Goes to America" I think was the title. I'll have a gander..

Edit: Paddy Goes To Hollywood, twas.

by **Mick Molloy** Sat Apr 22, 2006 8:09 pm

Paddy Rolling Clone wrote:I seen an interview with him online, he curses an awful lot. Fuck this, fuck that. Got on me nerves.

Haha don't all Dubs???

by **Paddy Rolling Clone** Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:44 pm

I seen an interview with him online, he curses an awful lot. Fuck this, fuck that. Got on me nerves.

by **Behan** Sat Apr 22, 2006 3:57 pm

Heather wrote:
Paddy Rolling Clone wrote:I couldn't call myself a major fan of either Dropkick Murphys or Flogging Molly, but I enjoy their music as much as the next person. To me, it's fun, nothing too serious, much better than most of the stuff I hear these days. It just doesn't have that weight behind it that the music of The Pogues did. I'm not sure anything ever will.

You said everything I was thinking, Paddy. Although I'm not a great lover of DKM, I do enjoy Flogging Molly.

Phil, Flogging Molly is fronted by a Dubliner who used to be in a Heavy Metal band in the 80s

by **Heather** Fri Apr 14, 2006 5:43 pm

Paddy Rolling Clone wrote:I couldn't call myself a major fan of either Dropkick Murphys or Flogging Molly, but I enjoy their music as much as the next person. To me, it's fun, nothing too serious, much better than most of the stuff I hear these days. It just doesn't have that weight behind it that the music of The Pogues did. I'm not sure anything ever will.

You said everything I was thinking, Paddy. Although I'm not a great lover of DKM, I do enjoy Flogging Molly.

by **Paddy Rolling Clone** Fri Apr 14, 2006 3:49 pm

I couldn't call myself a major fan of either Dropkick Murphys or Flogging Molly, but I enjoy their music as much as the next person. To me, it's fun, nothing too serious, much better than most of the stuff I hear these days. It just doesn't have that weight behind it that the music of The Pogues did. I'm not sure anything ever will. :shock:

by **Heather** Fri Apr 14, 2006 3:21 pm

After all, why hurry?

by **philipchevron** Fri Apr 14, 2006 3:17 pm

As a rule, while the support band is on stage, I'm back at the hotel taking it easy before our show. I am usually not back at the venue until half hour call.

by **Niall** Fri Apr 14, 2006 2:17 pm

philipchevron wrote:
pogues22 wrote:Mr. Chevron, I was just wondering what is your opinion on the new wave of celtic punk band today. Bands like Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, and Lancaster County Prison, to name a few are clearly influenced by The Pogues. I saw Dropkick open up for The Sex Pistols in 2003 in Boston, wasn't that impressed. Flogging Molly puts on a great live show, but their songs pale in comparison to your guys material. Also if you listen to Flogging Molly's Sentimental Johnny it is The Pogues Fiesta. Bag of Bricks is The Pogues Turkish Song of the Damned, and finally Tobacco Island steals a riff from Streams of Whiskey.

Overall, none of these new bands can match the amazing songwriting talents of each of you guys, but I would still like to hear your opinion on the matter

Thanks

Understandably, people don't believe me when I say I have no opinion of any of these bands, but really, I don't. I have yet to hear the DKMs although they toured with us. For all I know, they're brilliant (Spider likes 'em) and for that matter Foggy Molly may be best band ever, but I find my curiosity strangely unaroused by them.

the dropkicks toured with you and you didnt hear them? Obviously, im not in a touring band nor will be but i presumed you would have watched them when they played

by **philipchevron** Fri Apr 14, 2006 1:31 pm

pogues22 wrote:Mr. Chevron, I was just wondering what is your opinion on the new wave of celtic punk band today. Bands like Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, and Lancaster County Prison, to name a few are clearly influenced by The Pogues. I saw Dropkick open up for The Sex Pistols in 2003 in Boston, wasn't that impressed. Flogging Molly puts on a great live show, but their songs pale in comparison to your guys material. Also if you listen to Flogging Molly's Sentimental Johnny it is The Pogues Fiesta. Bag of Bricks is The Pogues Turkish Song of the Damned, and finally Tobacco Island steals a riff from Streams of Whiskey.

Overall, none of these new bands can match the amazing songwriting talents of each of you guys, but I would still like to hear your opinion on the matter

Thanks

Understandably, people don't believe me when I say I have no opinion of any of these bands, but really, I don't. I have yet to hear the DKMs although they toured with us. For all I know, they're brilliant (Spider likes 'em) and for that matter Foggy Molly may be best band ever, but I find my curiosity strangely unaroused by them.

by **pogues22** Fri Apr 14, 2006 12:05 am

Mr. Chevron, I was just wondering what is your opinion on the new wave of celtic punk band today. Bands like Flogging Molly, Dropkick Murphys, and Lancaster County Prison, to name a few are clearly influenced by The Pogues. I saw Dropkick open up for The Sex Pistols in 2003 in Boston, wasn't that impressed. Flogging Molly puts on a great live show, but their songs pale in comparison to your guys material. Also if you listen to Flogging Molly's Sentimental Johnny it is The Pogues Fiesta. Bag of Bricks is The Pogues Turkish Song of the Damned, and finally Tobacco Island steals a riff from Streams of Whiskey.

Overall, none of these new bands can match the amazing songwriting talents of each of you guys, but I would still like to hear your opinion on the matter

Thanks

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