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[avernus]

man that Bobby Pulls a Wilson thing sure went around, huh.
It sounded terribly off from the get go - werent they supposed to have taken a pay off of cash/gear to keep quiet/not sue? what did ever happen to them? it was a terrible song anyway - pavement tune. genuinely the worst song on that album, go figure.

best thing Bobby Pulls a Wilson ever did - giant bass player leapt over the drumkit onto the drummer destroying all.

 

[qwerty]

yes, i wondered about that.

so sadie, whose song did they rip off and pay off?

dunno who it was but the song is The Stars Are Underground

 

[cassette/tape]

so, the frames song 'the stars are underground/pavement tune' sounds similar to a 'bobby pulls a wilson' song.
and rumour has it the frames stole it and paid them off?

sounds like no-one will be able to expand on this.

 

[Pantone247]

cool - i'll get it download from napster
someone told me it was about paddy casey or damien rice?

on the day it was released Glen said something like

"here's me new song, same as the last one, and it's NOT about Paddy Casey"

or something... biggest non event ever basically

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

re-emmmer how the cranberries either covered and forgot to credit or ripped off a blink song and had to pay them bazillions?
me neither
who's door did glen hansard knock down? c'mon guys - someone must know!!!
i downloaded that 'fake' song - it's very good. it sounds a bit like the melody to some flaming lips song at the end. i dunno i've never heard the flaming lips.
andrew

 

[Hector Grey]

so, the frames song 'the stars are underground/pavement tune' sounds similar to a 'bobby pulls a wilson' song.
and rumour has it the frames stole it and paid them off?

sounds like no-one will be able to expand on this.

yes. it wll goes back to the day that bpaw copywrighted the owl b minor. (soon after that pamf invented the slp bass) and then glen had to pay them to use their song or something. which all means that frank black must be making a fucking fortune off glen for the birds. bird. reminds me of when jj cale refered to his income as the clapton money.

for the birds is a great name for an album.

clapton used to call his cock the clapton cream factory.

i like the rumours.

 

[SadieOutlaw]

man that Bobby Pulls a Wilson thing sure went around, huh.
It sounded terribly off from the get go - werent they supposed to have taken a pay off of cash/gear to keep quiet/not sue? what did ever happen to them? it was a terrible song anyway - pavement tune. genuinely the worst song on that album, go figure.

best thing Bobby Pulls a Wilson ever did - giant bass player leapt over the drumkit onto the drummer destroying all.

they were in the process of suing when they were offered a large sum as a pay off instead. the singer was about to move to the states and figured he could do with the money for the move and didn't want to have to stick around for the sueing process. he fought to at least get song writing credits on the album but i don't know how far he took that, i've never looked at the frames record.
the original song was pretty deadly, i suppose making a crap song out of it is the hazard of song stealing.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

*news flash* - darragh purcell has just recorded a new 'rap' dissing the frames
it's already on napster

andrew

 

[Hector Grey]

on the day it was released Glen said something like

"here's me new song, same as the last one, and it's NOT about Paddy Casey"

or something... biggest non event ever basically

i think it was rice in anyways. paddy c's too small to write songs about. it would be like, come on the guys a..where did he go?

 

[SadieOutlaw]

so, the frames song 'the stars are underground/pavement tune' sounds similar to a 'bobby pulls a wilson' song.
and rumour has it the frames stole it and paid them off?

sounds like no-one will be able to expand on this.

it's not a rumour.

 

[avernus]

they were in the process of suing when they were offered a large sum as a pay off instead. the singer was about to move to the states and figured he could do with the money for the move and didn't want to have to stick around for the sueing process. he fought to at least get song writing credits on the album but i don't know how far he took that, i've never looked at the frames record.
the original song was pretty deadly, i suppose making a crap song out of it is the hazard of song stealing.

didnt you go out with that bassist fella? good looking and ginormous he was.

 

[SadieOutlaw]

didnt you go out with that bassist fella? good looking and ginormous he was.

yes i did, for far too long.

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

what about hte rumour that glen hanard is a serial rapist?
oh yeah i just made that up

andrew

 

[avernus]

nice rumour.

 

[Hector Grey]

what about hte rumour that glen hanard is a serial rapist?
oh yeah i just made that up

andrew

i like it. i also heard mundy caused the tsunami and there's no good bands in ireland any more.

 

[Alan Latchley]

If anyone, "Fake" is about Rice, as Hansard had a European fling with Lisa Hannigan while she and Rice were encountering, ahem, creative differences...

 

[avernus]

but they said that that wasnt true - were they LYING???????

 

[chutneyfarmer]

what about hte rumour that glen hanard is a serial rapist?
oh yeah i just made that up

andrew

ahem, lawsuit!!!

 

[SONYMEGADRIVE]

If anyone, "Fake" is about Rice, as Hansard had a European fling with Lisa Hannigan while she and Rice were encountering, ahem, creative differences...

yeah i heard he fingered her and shit

andrew

 

[krystal]

I well remember damien rice wearing wack-strides and singing enigma cover versions in the celbridge house of a sunday afternoon.


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