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Re: When under ether How the hell did we miss all the love for Health in hotpress?

"Also, if the Arts Council really gave a shit, then instead of throwing money at 'independent' promoters to organise money making gigs in venues where everyone at the top is already making a profit, they would take all that cash and set up a truly independent venue in Dublin that people could...

Siskel & Ebert: two thumbs way up

Did anyone see the Blizzards? And did they get bottled?

daycent

Beep looks like eamon crudden in that pic

ah fuck. was looking for it in easons earlier on too and no sign of it. Maybe they could do like Paste magazine and rattle some cans http://www.pastemagazine.com/paste/the-campaign-to-save-paste.html

But surely there is a demand in somewhere like Belfast - and probably Limerick - for a decent indie shop? There used to be some really good shops in Belfast years ago, if I remember rightly. Or is everyone just going on the internet and getting their CDs and records cheap?

thumped used to thump tv show http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/ontherecord/2009/05/18/the-raw-sessions-how-to-make-a-hames-of-a-simple-idea/

No, just can't abide sloppy punctuation. Calm down there Vincent, you'll do yourself an injury.

True dat. Your band-mate has taken it to heart - http://diplah.wordpress.com/ "One mans struggle with reality in Irelands 38th best band". Can you tell him there's an apostrophe in "mans" between the 'n' and 's' - and in "Irelands" between the 'd' and 's' when you get a chance?

"It's not like reviews sell records anymore." It's not like records sell anymore regardless of the reviews

I tell you, the thread that got away was THIS big

From today's Irish Times There may be light at the end of the tunnel for independent music outlet Road Records. The shop, opened in 1997 on Fade Street in Dublin 2, had been scheduled to close in the coming weeks. Owners Dave Kennedy and Julie Collins blamed a shortage of footfall and an...

Is Crawdaddy still open? I thought POD were going out of business?