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Emperor of Ice Cream

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mp3hugger

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7/29/2006 4:05 PM
I was doing a piece about this Cork band and couldn't find a jot about them on the web. Anyone have any links/info that could be useful. Cheers. Just thinking wouldn't it be great if bands like this ended up on a Tom Dunne compilation. Ah well....

roxy

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7/29/2006 4:32 PM
quote: Originally posted by mp3hugger I was doing a piece about this Cork band and couldn't find a jot about them on the web. Anyone have any links/info that could be useful. Cheers. Just thinking wouldn't it be great if bands like this ended up on a Tom Dunne compilation. Ah well.... Heh, I thought this was going to be about the Brian Moore book. Roxy's favourite author. Carry on... tum tee tum

stroller

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7/29/2006 5:12 PM
quote: Originally posted by mp3hugger I was doing a piece about this Cork band and couldn't find a jot about them on the web. Anyone have any links/info that could be useful. Cheers. Just thinking wouldn't it be great if bands like this ended up on a Tom Dunne compilation. Ah well.... The two main guys out of the band (Alan and Graham) went on to form the drum and bass outfit bass odyssey and last I heard of them they were in a rock band called Sylvia Saint. I think they could be in the states now though.

Pilchard

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7/30/2006 11:32 PM
quote: Originally posted by stroller quote: Originally posted by mp3hugger I was doing a piece about this Cork band and couldn't find a jot about them on the web. Anyone have any links/info that could be useful. Cheers. Just thinking wouldn't it be great if bands like this ended up on a Tom Dunne compilation. Ah well.... The two main guys out of the band (Alan and Graham) went on to form the drum and bass outfit bass odyssey and last I heard of them they were in a rock band called Sylvia Saint. I think they could be in the states now though. and the lead singer bloke became John Haggis, who is involved in various indie/electronica releases round Cork/Waterford (including the "music for long ears" compilations)