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New song Loved them at the time,but they've not held up well for me for the most part. New song sounds pretty much like what I'd expect.

I just found two in the house(a C and a D),is it as hard as I imagine? anyone know of good youtube lessons ? Doubt I'll have the patience to put the time in,but I'd kinda like to.

I have some stuff on a dvdr I want to copy,but i've tried and tried and gotten nowhere. I haven't a clue with computers so if anyone can really dumb it down I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Asking on behalf of someone else. What's considered the best way to do this? Acoustic vs electric? full size versus smaller guitar? theory? etc etc. I didn't start until I was 22 so I can't even really use my own experience I'm sure there will be a lot of differing opinions etc so...

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That's what I heard. And I'm way broke.

New record's great,very melodic.Been playing it a lot.

Supposed to be playingSweeny's on the 12th April?

Does Ed even lurk on here these days? Anyway,cananyone re-up the Paranoid Visions tapes from here? Someone must have downloaded them. Thanks. http://diyirishhardcorepunkarchive.blogspot.ie/search/label/Paranoid%20Visions

Killer!!!!!

.........is awesome,both versions. http://jtclassics.co.uk/category.php?id_category=3

Anyone hear them on Nova last night? I only caught the very end of it.

Sunday 3rd March: Land Lovers, The Objectorz, The Run Ons The series kicks off with a loud guitarry bang. Joining Popical perennials Land Lovers (currently in the netherworld between their album “Confidants” and a new, in-progress record) will be power pop’s most melodic metallers The...

when they were really awesome

September Girls are a five piece girl group, playing fuzzy and reverb-soaked garage pop with heaps of harmonies. Described as "radiant noise pop of the finest order, guitars distorted, verses simple and catchy, drums energetic, it sure is sweet on the ears"...

September Girls are a five piece girl group, playing fuzzy and reverb-soaked garage pop with heaps of harmonies. Described as "radiant noise pop of the finest order, guitars distorted, verses simple and catchy, drums energetic, it sure is sweet on the ears"...

Any one here a fan? I bought the first lp-"Jeopardy" yesterday on the strength of talk on another board. Can't believe how good it is,of course,used to see the records around a lot but never do now,as is usually the case. The name Adrian Borland was familiar to me as well but i don't know why.

Well? I went to the record fair instead.

https://punkrockbowling.com/2013-festival-schedule/ Would probably find this depressing.