mfceiling wrote: » Hugh Laurie? Is he the lad who was part of Fry and Laurie? Is he a proper singer?
Buer wrote: » Yup. Jazz musician. Pianist and singer.
awec wrote: » I have a varied taste mfceiling, I do like some of his songs! Usually my taste is the likes of Guns n Roses, ACDC, Kings of Leon, Iron Maiden, Foos etc, but I do have artists like Billy Joel, Eminem, Johnny Cash, Hugh Laurie, Queen, and even Take That on my spotify!
dregin wrote: » Which of these are post punk? DKM??
Yeah_Right wrote: » If Pennywise and/or Bad Religion come to the Dublin gig, I'm in.
dregin wrote: » If you like punk, this will be right up your street! http://www.rebellionfestivals.com/other-gigs (scroll down to the Dublin one)
Yeah_Right wrote: » Yeah I sort of do. I'm all about the metal, grunge and punk. Post punk if you insist �� Doesn't have to be American though. Big fan of Rammstein.
stephen_n wrote: » You seem to have a thing for American post punk bands, got a feeling that one could end up like a Munster derby.
stephen_n wrote: » Rammstein are closer NIN than the drop kick Murphy's I'd say. Would have liked to see Rancid but the DKM's less so. Have visions of a load of semi arthritic old men doing themselves damage trying to mosh at that one :pac::pac:
irishbucsfan wrote: » What a wondrous place. Soon Spotify will have you moving on to bands like The Thrills
mfceiling wrote: » You're more of an Ed Sheeran fan though!!
awec wrote: » I'm looking forward to Mumford and Sons but it seems they are not that liked if you read the gigs forum on here. Must be too mainstream or something, bloody gig hipsters.
Yeah_Right wrote: » Jack White. You've never heard of The Whitestripes? I've left the missus to go to Longitude with her mates and I'm heading to the Dropkick Murphy's.
mfceiling wrote: » I'd love to go to longitude....Unfortunately I'll be in the south of france. *waves*
awec wrote: » I had a very quick shuffle through a few of their songs on spotify, it sounds pretty bland.
dregin wrote: » He was the lead singer in Juniper.... Back to fighting against the urge to really vent on BellX1 and their ilk.
awec wrote: » Are the gigs outdoors? On the cricket pitch at the back of trinity I assume?
Buer wrote: » Having only memories of the Trinity Ball, it's meh as a music venue but perfect as a location. Couldn't be more accessible with food and pubs all around. Don't be wearing your heels on those cobbles though, awec. Bell X1....one of those bands that were going to make it big about 10-15 years ago but never really did. Had a lot of hype and were always just on the verge of breaking through. Something like Kodaline would be now in terms of profile. They were in that whole clique with The Frames, Damien Rice (who used be their lead singer), Mundy etc. They're ok, I reckon. A few good songs but, as IBF says, not a band to get the blood pumping. Have a few pints, hope you get decent weather and relax.
awec wrote: » Nope. My wife is into all this sort of music from bands I've never heard of. I'll probably just follow wherever she leads (like pretty much everything else now that I think of it).
