Cormcolash
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Interestingly also, according to this, both the main band members are 1.91 metres tall.
Na. Yer man Danny seems like a good dude though, even if he does make shite music.
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Interestingly also, according to this, both the main band members are 1.91 metres tall.
True. But it's hilarious using that as some sort of signifier of "authentic" working-class cred. Isn't it the case that the only high-profile Irish band who can actually credibly make this claim are The Script? And Imelda May.
IIRC he went a bit mad in Jenn Gannon's DMs over this reviewNa. Yer man Danny seems like a good dude though, even if he does make shite music.
If he was more Mark E, Smith , with a Dublin accent and less Dylan, with a Dublin accent ...How come singing about Duuuuvvvvvvllllaaaan didn't do the biz for Barry McCormack like it seems to have done for these lads? (says the person who hasn't heard a note of theirs)
Jeeeeeeesus. Whose this review for?Fontaines DC v The Coronas: Ireland has a Blur v Oasis moment to call its own
Both bands release albums today. Who’s like the Gallaghers and who like Damon Albarn?www.irishtimes.com
40ish 40 something arseholesJeeeeeeesus. Whose this review for?
Was pretty sure that the two guys from The Script were from The Liberties but I now go and look at Wikipedia and see that ...
"Danny O'Donoghue was born in Dublin, Ireland, to Shay O'Donoghue, a member of the band The Dreams, and Ailish O'Donoghue. He is the youngest of six children and was raised in Ballinteer, Dublin."
IIRC he went a bit mad in Jenn Gannon's DMs over this review
The Script review: So Irish it hurts. They would bleed a tricolour
For all The Script’s bland posturing at 3Arena, there is no doubting the genuine passion beneathwww.irishtimes.com
Lol tho, best bit of Irish times music writing this year
It's an odd one - like she instinctively looks down on such unsophisticated music and fans, but can't help but be a bit moved by the plebs' earnestness and joyLol tho, best bit of Irish times music writing this year
An honest appraisal of ones feelings is better than pretending you like something because you're afraid of being called elitist or a snob. The Script are selling out the Point, they've already won the game.It's an odd one - like she instinctively looks down on such unsophisticated music and fans, but can't help but be a bit moved by the plebs' earnestness and joy
Ooh! Interesting! Been thinking about my own stories about myself a lot lately, and whether I ought to try and escape themreview of that Carl Wilson book said:he gives a fabulous account of how "taste" operates to construct our self identities
It’s a pop concert review, why does it need to be more insightful?Oh I agree about the honesty, but I think her digs at the script and their fans are a bit obvious. To me it feels like there's a more insightful article in there if she had avoided that
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