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Flogging Molly's new album

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Flogging Molly's new album

Post Sun Jul 30, 2006 4:10 pm

I just picked this up the other day. Basically its a rehash of some of the older material played live and acoustic sets. The real attraction is the DVD, featuring live performances by the band and an insight into the band's history. The thing that pissed me off the most is all the retards who actually believe that Flogging Molly is the only band playing this kind of music. Most people in US have no idea that the Pogues started this music and did so much better. In fact Dave King comes off as a second-rate Shane MacGowan in most interviews with his bandmates, who clearly have no knowledge of Irish music chiming in. The worst are the fans, that all have been duped by Flogging Molly, who honestly believe they started this music. I've myself have turned die-hard Flogging Molly fans onto the Pogues, and they all became fans for life. Now it doesn't mean I hate Flogging, they still have some great songs and they put on one hell of live show, but they still just come off as Pogues rip-offs.

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Post Sun Jul 30, 2006 4:47 pm

Nah knowing the band they definitely know where their roots are. I love the documentary because it really shows how the band is. They really are one of the nicest bands around and they always take time to chat to you.
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Post Sun Jul 30, 2006 6:21 pm

all bands ripp off others. if they didnt every band would be playing a totaly unique sound.
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Post Sun Jul 30, 2006 6:30 pm

I haven't seen the documentary, but I really enjoy the audio CD, especially the acoustic versions of older songs. I think it's a bit pointless to endlessly speculate if a band is a rip-off or if the members realize where their roots are - I believe the key thing is the material itself, whether it's enjoable and worth listening too. Let the music speak for itself. :)
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Post Sun Jul 30, 2006 7:46 pm

pete seeger's father said "plagerism is basic to all culture". woody guthrie once said of another singer "oh, he just steals from me. me, i steal from everybody!"

and i don't think it's fair to say flogging molly are just a pogues rip-off... their sound is quite different, many songs very electric-guitar driven. i like 'em, tho dave king is no shane macgowan, lyrically (but then, i've never heard him claim it). and really, you can't blame the band if their fans havn't sussed out that there are/were other bands doing similar things. now, if dave king goes around claiming he's invented something new, that's another story. but i've not heard that from him.

just gave the new album a listen while driving (havn't seen the film) and i enjoyed it. good driving tunes, that band.
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Post Mon Jul 31, 2006 12:55 pm

Low D wrote:..... good driving tunes, that band.


Agree with all of what Low D said.
"Don't know where were goin', don't know where we're goin' :lol: Good driving while lost music.
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Post Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:53 pm

ill be seeing flogging molly at leeds festivalin a few weeks. ive only heard a few songs. does anybody know what songs they have usually on their setlist so i can aquire them? what are their best/most popular songs etc etc? can anyone help me out? cheersss
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Post Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:54 pm

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Post Mon Jul 31, 2006 7:57 pm

Eric V wrote:Agree with all of what Low D said.
"Don't know where were goin', don't know where we're goin' :lol: Good driving while lost music.


mind you, in my case it was "good driving till you kill your transmission" tunes, which maybe means they're NOT good driving tunes at all!

(i suppose i should blame the mountain. apparently the duffey lake road - a mountain pass just outside of pemberton, in lillooet territtory - the british columbia mountains in canada - has finished off many a car, including 2 more while i was waiting at the mechanics over the course of 2 hours. so i guess i can't blame flogging molly).
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Post Tue Aug 01, 2006 5:30 am

check this link for a setlist
http://www.geocities.com/cometothebower/fm-setlist.jpg
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Post Tue Aug 01, 2006 8:38 am

Rebels are we!

There is to few musicalnumbers / songs on that DVD!
im so dissapointed! :-(
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Post Tue Aug 01, 2006 7:18 pm

metsaen wrote:Rebels are we!

There is to few musicalnumbers / songs on that DVD!
im so dissapointed! :-(


That's what I keep hearing. Bummer.
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Post Tue Aug 01, 2006 7:29 pm

Yeah that's a pity but nothing compares to a live concert anyway
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Post Tue Aug 01, 2006 11:13 pm

Mick Molloy wrote:Yeah that's a pity but nothing compares to a live concert anyway


Not to add to the group-vs-group thing, but DKMs DVD was really well done. Pity this is apparently poorly done.
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Post Wed Aug 02, 2006 8:41 am

I disagree. I think this one is far more emotional. Make's you see the persons behind the band
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