classic seanc
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And so it begins....
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A thread that starts on page 9!And so it begins....
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and does anyone know how to stop sonicbids sending me those fucking 20 e-mails a day about some shit festival (that you might have a chance to into) in LA
- leigh
Why do we have this discussion every year? If you don't listen to the bullshit then this is a nice enough old setup - come to Dublin for the weekend and hear a zillion local bands. Where's the harm in that?
yeah write them a mail at the helpdesk address and tell them to get t'fuck!
i literally had to do that. I had unchecked ALL the options for mail correspondace on several occassions and STILL we recieved mails along the lines of 'eating health on the road' etc. Arse. I wrote and complained and eventually they stopped sending us out the shite.
A thread that starts on page 9!
You showed up in one of my dreams, you were small and skinny and fair-haired, and you were wearing a checked shirt ... maybe it was an impostor though?
I always thought you were were small and blond too. Cop on.I’m tall and skinny and black&grey haired. I wouldn’t wear a checked shirt. It’s interesting how the brain puts stuff together by itself. I always thought I typed like a tall person.
Large Hearted Boy - believe it or not, but many Irish bands that attract small / no audiences don't actually get to play Tripod / Crawdaddy etc, so I don't know what your point is.
Most people who slag off HWCH do so because their band wasn't good enought to get in, or are just little bitches who bitch about everything and this is just another thing to bitch about on a message board.
Most people who slag off HWCH do so because their band wasn't good enought to get in, or are just little bitches who bitch about everything and this is just another thing to bitch about on a message board.
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So anybody who disagrees with you is a bitch or a failure?
Here, separate from the usefulness of the festival, if bands actually got off their arses and made the effort they could get support slots and tours themselves. If you look at the bands who're sure shots for playing such as betamax, hooray for humans and so on, those are the bands who've been making the effort to play outside dublin or even outside ireland and are reaping the benefits of it. Probably 70-80% of these "hard working heroes" have never even played outside dublin. HWCH is a good opportunity for bands but i get the impression a lot of bands see it as their one chance every year to get noticed.
Large Hearted Boy - believe it or not, but many Irish bands that attract small / no audiences don't actually get to play Tripod / Crawdaddy etc, so I don't know what your point is.
You can be pretty sure that lots of bands playing will use it as a forum to meet people they've never met before and maybe even sort out potential tours, support slots and what not. That's what loads of bands have said to me anyway - that factor is one of the most positive things to come out of the festival, it seems.
Most people who slag off HWCH do so because their band wasn't good enought to get in, or are just little bitches who bitch about everything and this is just another thing to bitch about on a message board.
Nothing is without it's fault, but IMO, HWCH is a really cool festival that's run well by people who invest a lot of time in promoting local music for little monetary return. If it didn't exist, people would be bitching about the absense of an Irish indie festival for Irish bands. Get over it.
Most people I know who diss HWCH do so because it's a blatant sham. How many acts on the bill didn't even apply, I wonder?
Nice to see those up-and-coming whippersnappers Paranoid Visions getting their fresh sound out there.
Jayzus Wept.
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