frambosenshmak
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anyone catch todays THE TICKET supliment in the irish times
resident psychic journalist/antagonist [email protected] (mr n mrs @irish-times.ie must be so proud of their son) scribbles:
"hey wow its a happening. sound and vision extravaganza wonky returns to dublin later this month with more stars of stage and screen. what you'll actually experience over two days"(....see he's psychic i tells ya.....)"in the guinness storehouse should provoke much much chin-scratching, furrowed brows and even unintentional bouts of merriment" (.....value for money i say.......). "things to make you go hmmm"(......wow! he knows some music references.....) "include exhibitions, showcases, general faffing about and copious amounts of tuneless tomfoolery masquerading as outthere music from the usual capital city suspects. yet in the midst of the talent free zone which makes up dublins latest scene that celebrates itself, theres one act you should be quite happy to...."(....he goes on to praise fourtet with background to his music etc, as you do, then continues....)
"his presence at wonky should make for a wonderful evening and will hopefully also provoke questions about the rest of the line up-and not just the musical ones" (.....so whats wrong with the visual line up/installations? its all just a bit of fun.....). "just as the recent kicking against compilation of irish underground acts seemed to restrict its talent trawl to those serviced by dublin bus and ignored such female talents as gemma hayes, nina hynes anfd margaret healy, the reliance of a supposedly cutting-edge affair like wonky" (.....where in the wonky publicity does it say it is supposedly cutting-edge?....) "on the same old faces and same old sounds is deeply alarming. it shows that certain things have not been learned by irish rocks past mishaps and that cosy cliques are still very much in vogue. being a local hero is easy. going for global gold is another matter."
somebody give this man a ticket i think he missed the last one![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
ahh bitterness and begrudgery the staple of bad irish journalism!bog
resident psychic journalist/antagonist [email protected] (mr n mrs @irish-times.ie must be so proud of their son) scribbles:
"hey wow its a happening. sound and vision extravaganza wonky returns to dublin later this month with more stars of stage and screen. what you'll actually experience over two days"(....see he's psychic i tells ya.....)"in the guinness storehouse should provoke much much chin-scratching, furrowed brows and even unintentional bouts of merriment" (.....value for money i say.......). "things to make you go hmmm"(......wow! he knows some music references.....) "include exhibitions, showcases, general faffing about and copious amounts of tuneless tomfoolery masquerading as outthere music from the usual capital city suspects. yet in the midst of the talent free zone which makes up dublins latest scene that celebrates itself, theres one act you should be quite happy to...."(....he goes on to praise fourtet with background to his music etc, as you do, then continues....)
"his presence at wonky should make for a wonderful evening and will hopefully also provoke questions about the rest of the line up-and not just the musical ones" (.....so whats wrong with the visual line up/installations? its all just a bit of fun.....). "just as the recent kicking against compilation of irish underground acts seemed to restrict its talent trawl to those serviced by dublin bus and ignored such female talents as gemma hayes, nina hynes anfd margaret healy, the reliance of a supposedly cutting-edge affair like wonky" (.....where in the wonky publicity does it say it is supposedly cutting-edge?....) "on the same old faces and same old sounds is deeply alarming. it shows that certain things have not been learned by irish rocks past mishaps and that cosy cliques are still very much in vogue. being a local hero is easy. going for global gold is another matter."
somebody give this man a ticket i think he missed the last one
ahh bitterness and begrudgery the staple of bad irish journalism!bog