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harry potter Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 9:33 AM |
1/3 of Suggestive Leg wrote: Los Campesinos! www.myspace.com/loscampesinos
I don't want to like them because of what some of their members did to me and my friend before they formed this band...
dude you cannot post a teaser like that and not give any details. dish. |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 9:35 AM |
The Butterfly Explosion and River City Public are not bad.
btw I saw Madness about 3 years ago at The Point in Dublin it was brilliant, all these 30-40 year old guys with Fez's and suits and dressed up, probably Doctors and Lawyers by day but for that night everyone was 18years old again and skankin' |
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1/3 of Suggestive Leg Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 9:35 AM |
| Me and my friend ran a university society, which they were going to take over the next year. They didn't hand in the forms, killed our society, then bitched at us about how it didn't exist in the first place. And now they always ignore us and won't make eye contact when we see them out. So petty. |
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harry potter Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 9:38 AM |
1/3 of Suggestive Leg wrote: Me and my friend ran a university society, which they were going to take over the next year. They didn't hand in the forms, killed our society, then bitched at us about how it didn't exist in the first place. And now they always ignore us and won't make eye contact when we see them out. So petty.
that is SO unrockn'roll of them. bastids. hey phuck 'em they're not going anywhere anyway, you'll have the last laugh when you see their lumby heads sticking out the drive-thru window. sorry about your society :/ wanna join my society, the SSSAS? details on the other board. |
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Hanne Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 9:43 AM |
The most hyped band here at the moment are Duné. They're not very local though since they're from the North of this country.
The most 'local' band I can think of are The Raveonettes. Their male singer grew up in town near where I'm from.
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michele Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 10:16 AM |
Mercanti di Liquore (Spirits Merchants in english)
they play very good italian folk music.
http://www.mercantidiliquore.it/index.htm
and Perturbazione: http://www.perturbazione.com/ |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 10:22 AM |
Oh and The Snakes of Desire, Yahh, The Most Hard Rocking German Cover Band from Finglas |
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Scottish Dubliner Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 10:34 AM |
bridget jones wrote: Isn't it always so disappointing when there are some really talented local bands that never seem to "make it" outside of your city or region? I saw some discussion on the board today about the Pixies, and I was really lucky to be a young twentysomething when the Pixies first came out in Boston. This was long before they became living legends, and I would go to see them in dingy basement clubs with my friends. In any event, I haven't been part of that scene in a long time, but for every band like the Pixies, there are 200 other talented bands that never catch on. Below are some of my favorites from "back in the day" in Boston, along with some suggested download tracks. Thought that some of you might enjoy discovering some great new, old music (if you can find it). Most of them have profiles on www.allmusic.com:
Buffalo Tom
- Taillights Fade, Larry, Soda Jerk, Sunday Night
Bill Janovitz (singer from Buffalo Tom - AMAZING voice)
- Girl's Club
Big Dipper
- All Going Out Together, Love Barge
Mighty Mighty Bosstones (before they were famous)
- Where'd You Go?, It Can't Hurt, Guns & the Young
Blake Babies
- I'm Not Your Mother, Out There
Juliana Hatfield
- Everybody Loves Me But You
Throwing Muses
- Not Too Soon, Counting Backwards, Green
Galaxie 500
- Fourth of July, Blue Thunder
Luna
- California (All the Way), Tiger Lily
Dumptruck
- Back Where I Belong
Morphine
- Cure for Pain, Candy
Lemonheads
- Rockin Stroll, Confetti, It's a Shame About Ray, Rudderless
Cavedogs
- Bed of Nails
Del Fuegos
- Don't Run Wild, I Still Want You
The Modern Lovers (before my time but well worthwhile)
- Roadrunner (how many bands can say that they had a song covered by the Sex Pistols??)
Haz mentioned Buffalo Tom to me the other week well impressed, The Lemonheads cover of Mrs Robinson is brilliant and I think I have Galaxie 500's On Fire and Uncollected somewhere must dig them out... and the Throwing Muses were a fantastic band !!! |
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Sanne (nl) Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 11:38 AM |
bridget jones wrote: Isn't it always so disappointing when there are some really talented local bands that never seem to "make it" outside of your city or region? I saw some discussion on the board today about the Pixies, and I was really lucky to be a young twentysomething when the Pixies first came out in Boston. This was long before they became living legends, and I would go to see them in dingy basement clubs with my friends. In any event, I haven't been part of that scene in a long time, but for every band like the Pixies, there are 200 other talented bands that never catch on. Below are some of my favorites from "back in the day" in Boston, along with some suggested download tracks. Thought that some of you might enjoy discovering some great new, old music (if you can find it). Most of them have profiles on www.allmusic.com:
Buffalo Tom
- Taillights Fade, Larry, Soda Jerk, Sunday Night
Bill Janovitz (singer from Buffalo Tom - AMAZING voice)
- Girl's Club
Big Dipper
- All Going Out Together, Love Barge
Mighty Mighty Bosstones (before they were famous)
- Where'd You Go?, It Can't Hurt, Guns & the Young
Blake Babies
- I'm Not Your Mother, Out There
Juliana Hatfield
- Everybody Loves Me But You
Throwing Muses
- Not Too Soon, Counting Backwards, Green
Galaxie 500
- Fourth of July, Blue Thunder
Luna
- California (All the Way), Tiger Lily
Dumptruck
- Back Where I Belong
Morphine
- Cure for Pain, Candy
Lemonheads
- Rockin Stroll, Confetti, It's a Shame About Ray, Rudderless
Cavedogs
- Bed of Nails
Del Fuegos
- Don't Run Wild, I Still Want You
The Modern Lovers (before my time but well worthwhile)
- Roadrunner (how many bands can say that they had a song covered by the Sex Pistols??)
Good taste!!
Buffalo Tom and Morphine did get their 15 minutes of fame though, have both of em in my cd collection!!! |
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Nattasha Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 12:38 PM |
| I love LA Ley www.laleysite.com it's an excellent rock-pop band from Chile. |
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Sanne (nl) Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 12:41 PM |
bridget jones wrote:
Yeah - Madness is/was great. I bet they were great live back in the day.
They actually preformed in Amsterdam i think just a year ago. So maybe one day:) |
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Sanne (nl) Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 12:43 PM |
c-mon and Krypski (their website is in English www.c-monandkrypski.nl)
Urban Dance Squad (former band of Junky XL)
Racoon www.racoon.nl
Krang (lyrics are Dutch, sounds a little Tom Waitsy)
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ricv64 Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 12:58 PM |
http://www.myspace.com/oranger
Oranger is ex overwelming colorfast , for the older kids
http://www.myspace.com/woodenshjips
ubur distortion a go go & a
not local but great little band
http://www.myspace.com/moonlighttowers |
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Katherine Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 1:10 PM |
I LOVE Oranger! Wowee Zowee!
Every band is a local band somewhere, I suppose.
But my fav locals are:
The Apparitions
The Scourge of the Sea
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Vandaveer
Does Bonnie "Prince" Billy count even though he's from Louisville? |
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ricv64 Posted Thu 07 Jun, 2007 1:26 PM |
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=4323396
oops left out the Demonics |
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