IMRO SHOWCASE AT SUGAR CLUB - CLUAS Irish Indie Music

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Last Post 4/22/2005 10:56 AM by Rev Jules

IMRO SHOWCASE AT SUGAR CLUB

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Rev Jules

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4/22/2005 10:56 AM
To all the artists who performed at the IMRO showcase in the Sugar Club last night (21/4/05) ch-1, Betamax Format, Dry County, Stellar 8 I jus' wanna say... *Y'all fckng rocked !*

Una

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4/22/2005 11:09 AM
what were Dry County like? I love the EP but haven't got around to seeing them live yet.

baler

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Dromed

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4/22/2005 11:34 AM
Ch-1 are an incredible band.....new tunes sound amazing. More singing from Paul...he's a great voice and seems to be getting more confidant which is great. Best of luck lads!!

Rev Jules

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4/25/2005 9:20 AM
quote: Originally posted by Una what were Dry County like? I love the EP but haven't got around to seeing them live yet. As I said before, they all *Fckng Rocked !* Seriously though, I have been thinking about it and this showcase and the last three free gigs I happened in on at Tower Records all featured loud guitar bands which means that, thank god, the reign of the middle aged male angst of the sensitive singer/songwriters is probably dead and gone.

kierry

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4/25/2005 1:09 PM
i got a few free tickets for these gigs. Wednesday 27th April Spring and Airbrake/ Katy Daly's Belfast Featuring: Trip Fontaine, Eamonn McNamee, Mojo Fury, Patiosounds, Panda Kopanda, Ponies, Clone Quartet, Oppenheimer Thursday 5th May Whelans Dublin Featuring: 8 ball, Delorentos, Valarie Francis, Neosupervital these two gigs are especially interesting.

jmc105

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4/25/2005 2:07 PM
quote: Originally posted by Rev Jules Seriously though, I have been thinking about it and this showcase and the last three free gigs I happened in on at Tower Records all featured loud guitar bands which means that, thank god, the reign of the middle aged male angst of the sensitive singer/songwriters is probably dead and gone. your logic is as solid as ever...