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https://www.independent.ie/business/irish/russell-crowe-and-ed-sheeran-backed-muff-liquor-company-signs-us-distribution-deal/a1798572702.html I had to check it wasn't a wind up https://www.themuffliquorcompany.com/

I like a few songs by them, but yeah, the voice, accent thing is hard going. Maybe it sounds exotic if you're not from Dublin or Ireland......

I'm still waiting for a double vinyl reissue of this.

I thought it was one of the Healy Raes with the flat cap....

I dunno, unless they all have native American heritage that's seems like cultural appropriation. Where as the gay stars & the gay lords were out and proud.

Proof there was diversity in irish showbands of the 1960's

There's a guy who present's on Gript's youTube channel. He looks a bit ethnic himself.

New album by Spanish neo psychedelic band, Magick brother & Mystic Sister. Spaced out, funky, soft psych jams. You must like flute, and I don't mean that as a euphemism.

I knew it was a cover but never heard the original Frankie Valli & the four seasons - Bye bye baby (1965) 10 years later it would become a massive hit for the Bay city rollers.

Probably the best of the remixes.

Trannycore FFS. Made me laugh.

There are definitely days where I find the repetition really frustrating.

Elton John - I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues (1983) Ol Reg always has a great ear for a tune.

Great vocal by Bona.

Bucks Fizz - If you can't stand the heat (1982) Jay Aston.....:love::love::love: Hot Dang...

Instant like on the Slow Pulp track.

Alison Moyet - Love Resurrection (1984)

He borrowed that bass from a friend who was in a death metal band.