The Medusa Fora

Is Kilmichael still out there? I was hoping he'd continue this series.

Hone Mapogue wrote:Is Kilmichael still out there? I was hoping he'd continue this series.

Hi, yep I'm still here! Just been mad busy with other things over the last few weeks, but I'll carry on where I left off as soon as I can!

When this is finished I think it should be permanentaly included in the discography section. You´ve done a great job and too important to be be forgotten as an old post.

Live
30/31 October 1988, MZA Ariake, Tokyo
1. Japan (3:02)
Produced by Paul Scully


Im actually lucky enough to have that full gig
but does anyone know the correct order of the songs lol ?
would help me alot

Kilmichael wrote:

Hone Mapogue wrote:Is Kilmichael still out there? I was hoping he'd continue this series.

Hi, yep I'm still here! Just been mad busy with other things over the last few weeks, but I'll carry on where I left off as soon as I can!

I've only just read this thread now. I must say it's the pinnicle of obsessive geekiness.

Which is to say i read the whole thing with great interest and will be cutting & pasting it into one text document and making many a mix cd in the near future, no doubt... I think maybe we need a support group. Or is that what this is?

Low D wrote: I think maybe we need a support group.

Contact Spider, he books the support groups

I will complete this, I assure you, one day...!!!

I've only just stumbled across this thread - utterly marvellous

Could someone please point me in the right direction to find the BBC sessions?
Ta.

OWEI wrote:I've only just stumbled across this thread - utterly marvellous

Could someone please point me in the right direction to find the BBC sessions?
Ta.

Some of them ended up on the box set, you can check the tracklist notes here:
http://www.discogs.com/Pogues-Just-Look ... se/1569315

Actually, i see now Kilmichael has listed in his notes which those were.

I have a LOT of Pogues bootlegs downloaded and traded over the years, and they include very few studio sessions. I guess Pogues fans were all out at the pub, not at home taping off the radio!

OWEI wrote:I've only just stumbled across this thread - utterly marvellous

Could someone please point me in the right direction to find the BBC sessions?
Ta.

Hi OWEI, glad this thread is still of interest to people. I've often thought of finishing it but too be honest without dear Phil's input I'm not sure how accurate it would be.

As far as the radio sessions, the complete Peel sessions (both from 1984) and the Kid Jensen session (also 1984) circulate amongst fans, but I've never seen the full versions of the 2 Janice Long sessions (from 1985 and 1986). I believe at one time the band were planning to release the complete sessions on CD but it never materialised.

Kilmichael wrote:

OWEI wrote:I've only just stumbled across this thread - utterly marvellous

Could someone please point me in the right direction to find the BBC sessions?
Ta.

Hi OWEI, glad this thread is still of interest to people. I've often thought of finishing it but too be honest without dear Phil's input I'm not sure how accurate it would be.

As far as the radio sessions, the complete Peel sessions (both from 1984) and the Kid Jensen session (also 1984) circulate amongst fans, but I've never seen the full versions of the 2 Janice Long sessions (from 1985 and 1986). I believe at one time the band were planning to release the complete sessions on CD but it never materialised.

Somewhere on this forum, when asked, Phil said the box set mooted that release. "Moot", apparently NOT meaning if they released it WE, at least, would all buy a copy.

Low D wrote:

Kilmichael wrote:

OWEI wrote:I've only just stumbled across this thread - utterly marvellous

Could someone please point me in the right direction to find the BBC sessions?
Ta.

Hi OWEI, glad this thread is still of interest to people. I've often thought of finishing it but too be honest without dear Phil's input I'm not sure how accurate it would be.

As far as the radio sessions, the complete Peel sessions (both from 1984) and the Kid Jensen session (also 1984) circulate amongst fans, but I've never seen the full versions of the 2 Janice Long sessions (from 1985 and 1986). I believe at one time the band were planning to release the complete sessions on CD but it never materialised.

Somewhere on this forum, when asked, Phil said the box set mooted that release. "Moot", apparently NOT meaning if they released it WE, at least, would all buy a copy.

Yeah, shame that never materialised. Can't see it happening now.
There's also a couple of radio session from 1994-5, with Spider on vocs, which would have made welcome additions to any CD release.