Search results for query: *

He also did Zig and Zag's Christmas Number 1.

Tullamore to the core.

This guy https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MC_Paul_Barman

The only thing I'll say positive about Kasabian is around the time when they were making it big someone asked them what advice they had for up and coming musicians and one of the lads was like (massive paraphrase) "we're in an era now where you can put your music on the internet and anyone can...

Was this MC Paul Barman?

I should take it to the On Raglan Road thread but that song has sort of been the bane of my life. I've sung it far too many times. It sucks that a) I'll never write a song as good as it and b) no matter how well I sing it I don't think I can ever enter the Top 5 best singers of it. I've...

The poem must have been written with the intention of it being sung to that tune. Pretty sure there's a clip of Kavanagh warbling it on RTÉ in an approximation of that air.

The way Luke sang it, I always thought the line was "with Tyrone dark hair". Considering my family come from a place in Tyrone that's name translates from Irish as "Dark Mountain", this misinterpretation always resonated with me.

I threatened to use the phrase in my best man's speech for another Thumpeder. Thankfully common sense prevailed.

I was working on more or less the same thing with my significantly younger than me ex. Then she dumped my ass so I am the fucking angel. Stupid sexy clay.

Yeah, I don't think a lot of people see the join. I'm sure we've all been hoodwinked by English or Scottish bands with similar tactics.

I still, after all this time, can't get over the voice he puts on singing. Nobody with his first name who comes from Skerries has that accent and he overeggs it. It's funny when Dustin the Turkey does it but he undermined the whole project by insisting on doing a kind of Dublin working class...

I don't dislike it but it really reminds me of one of the better Oasis b-sides from their heyday.

Bunch of philistines, ffs.

It's not a race, all bands do their thing but this band seems to do what Fontaines do but much better.

This is a fairly decent approximation of the Whipping Boy sound but his vocal delivery is bizarre. It's like he's doing a comedy impression of a Dublin accent in parts of it. I know I've joked about him/them before but it really jars how awkward it sounds, "the lights they gaw ekauw, ekauwwwww!"...

The Revs? Listo?

That was before lockdown started so disnae count.