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last sunday night (sorry @Anthony) went to see brian mooney in the fumbally. trio with 2nd guitar and piano. the guy's songs just get better - memorable melodies but never obvious and lyrics the veered from funny to tear-jerking. it had an unhurried 'trinity sessions'/tindersticks feel to it. i...

the problem is the room. only decent sound I've heard there was for stars of the lid and I'm pretty sure they brought in a load of auxiliary equipment.

was it a circle jerks gig?

i know gyan is a guitarist but was terry playing guitar too or just pushing buttons?

do tell. i was disappointed i couldn't go.

i find myself thinking this most days, in most situations. almost a personal motto. would actually like to see the necks in the nch, if only because chris abrahams could do a set on the organ.

i heard dublin was the low point of the tour. bad venue, production issues, flustered soundman. they're well used to doing long road - letterkenny didn't suffer having played limerick the night before.

i presumed it was an NRBQ tribute band

i was there too. agree on the sound issue but that was probably the only real negative. even before going in to the venue, i was struck by a few things: the length of the queue before doors, snaking up past the i.f.i.; the presence of touts, in contrast to £3.50 on the door into the first tmg...

i was afraid someone'd say that. wish i could've been there.

MILFs go free?

is this sold out? i wouldn't mind a handjob.

no, i missed them. felt odd without an altar, pulpit, tabernacle, crucifix, etc. the kitchen was just bizarre - led to my wife and me getting a fit of the giggles pre-show imagining someone e.g. frying rashers/boiling cabbage just before doors open. gig was amazing. something about churches...

vantage point for the necks last sunday at st. paul's church, bray. nice venue despite the fitted kitchen (stage left) and the absence of any ecclesiastical fixtures other than the stained glass.

i think i hate this more than talking at gigs. unless the lead singer says "everybody!" or "lemme hear you", it is never o.k. to sing along. you wouldn't drum along or strum along if you had an instrument, or act along or dance along in the theatre, so stfu.

went to see erik friedlander's oscalypso quartet in the kevin barry room at n.c.h. last night. love friedlander's solo recordings but i'm so-so on his small group stuff. this was a band dedicated to the music of oscar pettiford, a bassist/cellist and one of the founding fathers of bebop who, to...

yeah, there were loads of seats at the spoken-word gig last sunday. couple of older guys in sunn o)))-type robes. think they were called 'mass'.

i don't want to turn this into a(nother) lisa-bashing session, but relief sums it up alright. i'd missed the last few jy visits for a variety of reasons (but i've been keeping up with the albums) so the pull of reacquaintance far outweighed the push of a dreaded guest vocalist. i thought there...