soulfinger wrote:Irish Rock N Roll - The Mary Wallopers
It's as good as I hoped it would be.
Low D wrote:soulfinger wrote:Irish Rock N Roll - The Mary Wallopers
It's as good as I hoped it would be.
Gutted I will not make their show in Vancouver next week!
soulfinger wrote:Low D wrote:soulfinger wrote:Irish Rock N Roll - The Mary Wallopers
It's as good as I hoped it would be.
Gutted I will not make their show in Vancouver next week!
That's a real shame. They are terrific live. Looking forward to seeing them again next month in Manchester.
Fr. McGreer wrote:soulfinger wrote:Low D wrote:soulfinger wrote:Irish Rock N Roll - The Mary Wallopers
It's as good as I hoped it would be.
Gutted I will not make their show in Vancouver next week!
That's a real shame. They are terrific live. Looking forward to seeing them again next month in Manchester.
I saw them back in May in The Town & Country Club, Kentish Town. We were so disappointed with them. The place was rammed with tons of new fans who wanted the biggest ever craic. They seemed to just do the same type of set they would in a small folk club. The place was rocking when Spider came on to join them for The Holy Ground (Fine Girl Ye Are) but they just let the place go flat by then singing some dirge of an acapella ballad and actually told the Pogue type crowd to be quiet and if someone next to you was talking, tell them to be quiet whilst they indulged themselves. Then they talked bullshit for ages to few friends in the crowd. We'd travelled over especially to see them but left early and went to the pub. Wouldn't bother me arse again.
Low D wrote:Listening to this, which i'd never heard before:DeeDeeMahone wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I0m6-vZpZQQ
Peacock Palace - First Time feat. Andrew Ranken
... and let's not forget Jem Finer on the hurdy gurdy! Andrew's voice sounds smooth as Nick Cave on this. The b-sides on the cd single (if we can refer to cd singles as having b-sides) include a cover of "Train of Love" featuring Ranken, Finer and David Coulter. Coulter also plays mandolin on the album track "Purple Mountain", for you serious completists.
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