Outsider music in Ireland? (1 Viewer)

[Kermit McDermott]

 

[pissypants]

I've seen this.
It's amazing.
Even by cabaret standards I've never seen a "Rock 'n' Roll" show where a sweat was further from being broken.

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Another bump why not.

 

[pete]

not sure if this will work, but...

[video]http://thumped.com/filezzz/bingo.wmv[/video]

 

[ann post]

not sure if this will work, but...

[video]http://thumped.com/filezzz/bingo.wmv[/video]

its not very mac friendly.

 

[pete]

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[cletus_buckley]

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The Bogman

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[Diumraid]

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The Bogman

http://thumped.com/bbs/showthread.php?59120-The-Bogmen&highlight=the bogman

Amazing

 

[Diumraid]

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this is way better than 'you're outta the machine'

 

[lemonbravo]

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The Bogman

http://thumped.com/bbs/showthread.php?59120-The-Bogmen&highlight=the bogman

Sweet Jesus.

 

[washingcattle]

Is everybody in that video played by John Mills ?

 

[cletus_buckley]

Sweet Jesus.

I concur

 

[Scientician 0.8]

Found some:

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[washingcattle]

Wow those late Joy Division demos went sadly awry. Probably for the best Curtis saw the writing on the wall.

 

[washingcattle]

Which said "No Surrender" apparently

 

[Pedronimus]

This is a three pronged outsider attack of Pop, Hip-Hop and Light Classical. So it is.

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[quackster]

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The Bogman

http://thumped.com/bbs/showthread.php?59120-The-Bogmen&highlight=the bogman

OUR HOUSE IS A HOME (Maurice Soye)

There's always a fire in the kitchen
There's always a kettle on the boil
There's no fancy carpets or no telephone
But the one thing our house is a home

A stranger is always welcome
Be it any time of night or day
So don't ever feel sad or lonesome
Just call as you pass on your way

There's always a fire in the kitchen
There's always a kettle on the boil
There's no fancy carpets or no telephone
But the one thing our house is a home

It's seen many happy and sad times
But it still remains through it all
Though times may have chaged all around it
There's still a word of welcome in the hall

 

[Scientician 0.8]

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[pissypants]

I saw Clodagh on the 150 into town tonight, keyboard in tow....

Is she with Tom Regan now?

 

[cletus_buckley]

Found some:

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Amazin'.

There is a really excellent documentary on "Song Poems" over on pitchfork tv in their "one Week Only" shows.

http://pitchfork.com/tv/#/one-week-only/1212-off-the-charts/1809-the-song-poem-story/

"A feature-length documentary about the sometimes unsettling but always fascinating world of the song-poem industry. In this little known subculture, ordinary people send in their heartfelt, but often bizarre, poems to companies that – for a fee – turn them into full-fledged musical productions. Advertising in the back of magazines, these companies lure the would-be songwriters with promises of fame and fortune. "