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philoxus
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Yep, GREAT movie, GREAT soundtrack!
I've seen them quite a few times too, the most memorable being when they played a free festival in my hometown about 20 years ago. The Pogues were the first band to arrive at the venue and proceeded to drink their way through the hospitatlity tent. When it was their turn to play McGowan walked straight to the front of the stage but carried on walking until he fell straight into the crowd.......
Happy days......
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lyre_byrd
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lol@greengerhl!
| philoxus wrote: | | I've seen them quite a few times too. |
I am pea green.
| philoxus wrote: | | When it was their turn to play McGowan walked straight to the front of the stage but carried on walking until he fell straight into the crowd....... |
What I'd give to have a pint with him!
I wish rosie would come back and tell us her stories.
philoxus, and bernadette lookey here:
* Wednesday, Dec 2: Belfast, St. George's Market
* Friday, Dec 4: Dublin, Olympia Theatre
* Saturday, Dec 5: Dublin, Olympia Theatre
* Sunday, Dec 6: Dublin, Olympia Theatre
* Wednesday, Dec 9: Newcastle, Newcastle Academy
* Thursday, Dec 10: Glasgow, Glasgow Academy
* Saturday, Dec 12: Sheffield, Sheffield Academy
* Sunday, Dec 13: Manchester, Apollo
* Monday, Dec 14: Leeds, Leeds Academy
* Wednesday, Dec 16: Birmingham, Birmingham Academy
* Friday, Dec 18: London, Brixton Academy
* Saturday, Dec 19: London, Brixton Academy
Please go to a show and let us know if they're still fab! |
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philoxus
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| lyre_byrd wrote: |
* Friday, Dec 18: London, Brixton Academy
* Saturday, Dec 19: London, Brixton Academy
Please go to a show and let us know if they're still fab! |
I can't go for that, no can do........
Christmas party and train North bound...
Nice shour Rimbaud! 
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Eclecticus
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silvestar
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| exitmusic wrote: | if people are going to start talking about lady gaga, then i don't feel bad saying that i am liking
the poptastic cheese of the new robbie williams album.
please don't shun me. |
As much as I don't like Robbie as a person I agree with you exit, can't stop listening. Especially You Know Me, beautiful melody. |
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experimental-jetset
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Yesterday I went to a Nan Goldin exhibition (no word for it AAH) so i'm trying to remember all the songs from the soundtracks to her slideshows.
So far, it's Antony and the Johnsons, Björk and the Brodsky Quartet, The Velvet Underground, Joni Mitchell and some old german and french songs...
If anyone has a clue, tell me. |
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mara
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... I would sooooo love to see this! But I doubt I can make it this year still to Berlin ...  |
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exitmusic
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| Posted: Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:58 pm Post subject: |
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| experimental-jetset wrote: | Yesterday I went to a Nan Goldin exhibition (no word for it AAH) so i'm trying to remember all the songs from the soundtracks to her slideshows.
So far, it's Antony and the Johnsons, Björk and the Brodsky Quartet, The Velvet Underground, Joni Mitchell and some old german and french songs...
If anyone has a clue, tell me. |
I have a couple of the bjork and brodsky songs, do you have a full recording?
would you be willing to share?
i'm doing some work at home while listening to the raincoats.
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philoxus
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sheila t
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| Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Wild Horses by Susan Boyle and thinking its quite nice. HEEEEEEELP!!!! |
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Sid
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| Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 5:18 pm Post subject: |
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| sheila t wrote: | | Wild Horses by Susan Boyle and thinking its quite nice. HEEEEEEELP!!!! |
You've been drinking too much of that herbal tea, Sheila! |
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cdvaught
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| sheila t wrote: | | Wild Horses by Susan Boyle and thinking its quite nice. HEEEEEEELP!!!! |
I like the Susan Boyle CD. It isn't #1 for nothing!!!! |
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