I know he's a Dub, it just dosn't work, your right. Barney, the original singer with Blood or Whiskey has the soul / feeling, to carry it off convincingly.
Sober wrote:But since he's left, Blood or Whiskey is not very good if you ask me...
Fintan wrote:Maija wrote:Me too. And I'm normally very picky when it comes to voices.
Ditto.. I think Dave King is an interestingly driven man. I quite like their music, in fact, I wish I could write anything half as good as they do. Tobacco Island is a fine song for example.
And, regarding the never-ending debate : there ARE only so many notes, cadences, riffs, motifs, and things out there. Sooner or later they get re-used. By the logic used by some folks (like folk purists for example), The Pogues themselves made considerable 'borrowings' from the trad music corpus. How 'original' was that? By MY standards it was HIGHLY original, but others may disagree. Good luck to 'em and fuck the begrudgers.
territa wrote:I think it's a given that The Pogues put on a better show than Flogging Molly. And yes, at least three of their songs pay tribute to The Pogues. But they're not trying to be The Pogues. And if they play anywhere near you, you ought to give them a try.
I'm going to see them in July actually.
Heather wrote:territa wrote:I think it's a given that The Pogues put on a better show than Flogging Molly. And yes, at least three of their songs pay tribute to The Pogues. But they're not trying to be The Pogues. And if they play anywhere near you, you ought to give them a try.
I'm going to see them in July actually.
georgecat wrote:Heather wrote:territa wrote:I think it's a given that The Pogues put on a better show than Flogging Molly. And yes, at least three of their songs pay tribute to The Pogues. But they're not trying to be The Pogues. And if they play anywhere near you, you ought to give them a try.
I'm going to see them in July actually.
Your first time Heather?
Heather wrote:georgecat wrote:Heather wrote:territa wrote:I think it's a given that The Pogues put on a better show than Flogging Molly. And yes, at least three of their songs pay tribute to The Pogues. But they're not trying to be The Pogues. And if they play anywhere near you, you ought to give them a try.
I'm going to see them in July actually.
Your first time Heather?
Yes and I'm really looking forward to it.