Soundtrack To Your Angst

scary · 11-12-2008 12:01am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moPWDSVRenQ

Fatima Mansions - Blues for Ceausescu

anonymous_joe · 11-12-2008 12:05am

random chatbox wrote: »

Stone temple pilots as well

They ain;t too bad.

Oh and Radiohead rawk. :pac:

Crumble Froo · 11-12-2008 10:17am

Acacia wrote: »

Ah, yeah, I liked bewitched too...but that's before I got into 'real' music

*sweeps Britney Spears tapes under the carpet*

>.>
<.<

my first concert was westlife. though that was before my teens, so doesnt count, i dont reckon *very shifty eyes*

For me, I prefer Slipknot's older stuff. I guess it just holds good memories for me (ironically!). I do think Subliminal Verses is the best album, though. Korn are hit-and-miss, and I don't have any of their newer albums, seems like cack to be honest. Everything up to 'Untouchables' was class though.

slipknot just never held any appeal to me, really, i confess, i did just kinda dismiss them, between the music and the masks, i couldnt take them seriously, till i was babysitting and flicking through sky digital music stations (slobber), and came across ...*pulls a blank*... the one... with the houseparty in their old gaf... dude falls through ceiling... "i push my fingers into my eyyyyes... it's the only thing that slowly stops the ache... "... wtf is that song called? *complete blank*...
duality.

yeah, found that and just went 'wow. awesomeness.'.

wish i'd figured it out before i saw them live, mind, and kinda ignored them. korn, i saw live, and spent ages listening to their stuff before seeing them so i'd be familiar with the songs, and still... just... *shrugs* nothing.

Yeah, I liked Green Day before 'American Idiot' too. That's when every Tom, Dick and Harry started to like them. They weren't cool after that (Just kidding!)

haha, i always hated that 'cool' thing about liking them or not liking them at certain times. but im not about to get into another green day selling out debate. sick of it! :P

I guess during the past few years, I started exploring punk and metal. I remember when Phantom FM was good,too. :P

maybe it's just cos twas illegal? everything's more fun when it's not quite legal. but aye, getting into punk more recently myself, got to see UK Subs for my birthday, and Stiff Little Fingers a month or so after that, absolutely amazing. bigger into the local punk scene here, tonnes of 40somethings with leather jackets, pistols tshirts, tartan trousers and stellcap boots floating around this city. i managed to befriend two of them, in fact, so gotten quite into the local scene... OIS II MEN ftw!

Aw, I love that song . Siamese Dream is brilliant too, as well as 'M. C. A. T. I. S' (couldn't be arsed typing that again!)

You saw them live? *jealous*

saw em live too

and worse, my b/f roadied for them, before they broke up and anyone died (only a month or so before yer man died), played pool, drank piss and talked about kids with them. really cool peeps apparently. some pretty dodge stories too :P

I like 90's grunge as well, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, etc. All good and angsty! :pac:

oh man, i *knew* when i listed the stuff i was listening to at that time that i was missing out on a whole load of stuff i listened to...

anonymous_joe wrote: »

Yeah, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, etc are all cool. I've been known to enjoy all that stuff.

temple of the dog, mother love bone, anything chris cornell's ever done... ever heard any bad radio? eddy vedder's old band, have a few songs, really good stuff.

was thinking about this thread during work today, and realised that i was thinking of my teens as secondary school, completely neglecting to remember that i was 17 for most of college, and have been a teen for 2 years after that too!

i have to throw in The Tea Party - first time since linkin park that i got *obsessed* with a band, and not fallen so head over heels for a band since. chilli's released dani california while i was in 1st year college, fallout boy put out a few songs that i guiltily enjoyed, me and my best mate from college (<3), elbow, ride, clearlake, interpol i started getting into about the same time, too. go tme into a much more chilled kinda mood regarding my music taste, those bands. nine inch nails too... doesnt have to be heavy metal to do angry/bitter/dark well.

edit: radiohead - bends album, and everything by muse also played a massive part in all things to do wtih teenagedom.

anonymous_joe · 11-12-2008 12:51pm

Temple of Dog are played by a couple of my mate's constantly. ^^

I still love Muse and Radiohead. :pac:

Insect Overlord · 11-12-2008 5:09pm

"Creep" is the epitomy of teen angst in music. But in a good way

Timans · 11-12-2008 5:34pm

Even went to New York to see them live although, it was just as I was starting to listen to them less and less. Twas still great though.

Now though, I never really listen to them but I was so into them it was untrue. I remember when I first listened to Ten, being absolutely blown away. Walking around school in a daze listening to that album. I miss those times now that I think of it. There's nothing better than being so into a band you struggle to enjoy anything else.

Even though I don't listen to them much anymore, they'll always have a "special place in my heart" (for want of a better phrase)

challengemaster · 11-12-2008 5:39pm

Darling Violetta - Angel Main Theme (The Sanctuary Extended Remix) [Angel - Live fast, Die never soundtrack]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp6phQRBbOg

Ricky91t · 11-12-2008 7:30pm

Duaility-Slipknot

Not a huge fan of heavy metal/rock but i really like that!

Crumble Froo · 11-12-2008 8:25pm

An Fhile wrote: »

"Creep" is the epitomy of teen angst in music. But in a good way

always hated that one. no good reason, just.. ugh. no.

Timans wrote: »

Even went to New York to see them live although, it was just as I was starting to listen to them less and less. Twas still great though.

Now though, I never really listen to them but I was so into them it was untrue. I remember when I first listened to Ten, being absolutely blown away. Walking around school in a daze listening to that album. I miss those times now that I think of it. There's nothing better than being so into a band you struggle to enjoy anything else.

Even though I don't listen to them much anymore, they'll always have a "special place in my heart" (for want of a better phrase)

they'll always remind me of a particular ex, and ah, that's not so bad a thing, he's a great bloke, but ten is an amazing album. 'alive' was the one that always did it for me.

seamus-2k7 · 11-12-2008 11:16pm

My favorate has to be muse, not just one particular album but every single song. I heart muse with passion. I also like flight of the conchords to the same degree.
A few of my other favorates are qotsa, rolling stones, led zeplin,,linkin park, artic monkeys, headhunterz and loads more.

Not quite angsty though

JC 2K3 · 12-12-2008 12:31pm

An Fhile wrote: »

"Creep" is the epitomy of teen angst in music. But in a good way

No, that'd be Smells Like Teen Spirit.

Creep is one of Radiohead's worst songs.

And it's "epitome".

Crumble Froo · 12-12-2008 12:51pm

so any of today's teens into MGMT?

cos they jsut remind me of being young and free and stuff. which i still am, to a degree, but, y'no, i gotta work for a living, and im living with my fella, and regard his teenage son as being of a different generation.

cHaTbOx · 12-12-2008 2:09pm

JC 2K3 wrote: »

No, that'd be Smells Like Teen Spirit.

Creep is one of Radiohead's worst songs.

And it's "epitome".

It's is one of those song if you here in a situation it will become one of your favourites.

Crumble Froo wrote: »

so any of today's teens into MGMT?

cos they jsut remind me of being young and free and stuff. which i still am, to a degree, but, y'no, i gotta work for a living, and im living with my fella, and regard his teenage son as being of a different generation.

I am , but I am also into a band called late of the pier atm(I usually have different bands I am into in different genres and only for two weeks:D).But I like their stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYuwGGqd0y4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PYcl5drPDI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz5Dei5O3xY

anonymous_joe · 12-12-2008 2:48pm

JC 2K3 wrote: »

No, that'd be Smells Like Teen Spirit.

Creep is one of Radiohead's worst songs.

And it's "epitome".

Creep's not at all a bad song. It's in fact one of their best songs. It's very 'obvious' but that's hardly their fault. Radiohead have a mixed relationship with it (see 'My Iron Lung') but then, that's all part of the same process - you create an iconic song, and people will define you by it. People are still happily trotting out the whole 'Radiohead are depressing' line on the basis of Creep and a handful of other songs from their early catalogue.

Smells Like Teen Spirit is even more ubiquitous and overplayed. I still love it. It's also the sound of selling out, commercialism and betraying your roots, but fúck it, it's a great song. ^^

Crumble Froo wrote: »

so any of today's teens into MGMT?

cos they jsut remind me of being young and free and stuff. which i still am, to a degree, but, y'no, i gotta work for a living, and im living with my fella, and regard his teenage son as being of a different generation.

You're not much older than me are ya? ^^

MGMT are horrendously overrated. They're a decent bad, with a lot of potential and some quality choons, but a whole rake of fake scenester types seem to have co-opted them.

One of those bands that like the Ting Tings were kinda cool as a 'best band you've never heard of' but once they made the mainstream got overexposed. Familiarity breeds contempt and all that.

Insect Overlord · 12-12-2008 2:52pm

JC 2K3 wrote: »

No, that'd be Smells Like Teen Spirit.

Creep is one of Radiohead's worst songs.

And it's "epitome".

i) A good suggestion, but I don't like the way you just dismissed my opinion outright.

ii) Opinion > fact. It's certainly one of their most over-played songs, but I wouldn't consider it too far below the standards of "Karma Police", "Street Spirit", etc.

iii) I am aware of how to spell "epitome", but thanks for going to the effort to point out my error. I was under the impression that everyone is entitled to a mistake now and then...

cHaTbOx · 12-12-2008 2:58pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

Familiarity breeds contempt and all that.

See I don't get that view of music. If I like a sing I like song. They are over hyped but so are many bands these days.

An Fhile wrote: »

I was under the impression that everyone is entitled to a mistake now and then...

No we can't make mistakes ,they will whip us .

Crumble Froo · 12-12-2008 3:06pm

scatbox, ill reply to your post when i can listen to teh vidjos you've posted...

anonymous_joe wrote: »

You're not much older than me are ya? ^^

depends, how old are ya? :P

agh, i've done so much in the last few years, i tend to feel a bit older than my years, doesnt help my fella is 19 years my senior (in the space of a month, he'll celebrate his 40th and ill celebrate my 21st!) and has a kid older than my own sister.

MGMT are horrendously overrated. They're a decent bad, with a lot of potential and some quality choons, but a whole rake of fake scenester types seem to have co-opted them.

which is the advantage of never listneign to radio, and not knowing other people in general. you miss out on the whole 'over-rated/overplayed' thing, and get to just enjoy the band in itself. dont have a radio in the house, and have only one music station, which i rarely watch (due to it being mainly cack, and stops playing music around about the time i get home from work).

anonymous_joe · 12-12-2008 3:26pm

random chatbox wrote: »

See I don't get that view of music. If I like a sing I like song. They are over hyped but so are many bands these days.

No we can't make mistakes ,they will whip us .

I don;'t necessarily share it myself, but I think it's possible to overindulge. I know a few people who've 'binged' on bands and don't like them anymore. They listened to them obsessively and then lost interest.

I do think that some songs can get a lil annoying if you like it but don't love it, if you follow me?

Crumble Froo wrote: »

scatbox, ill reply to your post when i can listen to teh vidjos you've posted...

depends, how old are ya? :P

agh, i've done so much in the last few years, i tend to feel a bit older than my years, doesnt help my fella is 19 years my senior (in the space of a month, he'll celebrate his 40th and ill celebrate my 21st!) and has a kid older than my own sister.

which is the advantage of never listneign to radio, and not knowing other people in general. you miss out on the whole 'over-rated/overplayed' thing, and get to just enjoy the band in itself. dont have a radio in the house, and have only one music station, which i rarely watch (due to it being mainly cack, and stops playing music around about the time i get home from work).

I'm an ancient and cynical 21.

I go out a lot, I've not been out frequently for hte past couple of months because of college, but usually I'd be out 3 or 4 nights a week minimum. So you end up overhearing stuff like MGMT.

Plus, they're 'cool.' The two lads are pretty funky dudes from New Yawk, and people lap taht kind of stuff up. In the way electroclash or however you describe the Klaxons et al led to a whole wave of people dancing about in 80s clothes wearing glowsticks for a summer. (Ah the wet and merry summer of 07, how I miss you. :pac:) That always means a band gets overwhelming attention, and a whole attendant crowd.

I walked by the MGMT gigs in the Ambassador and asked a couple of kids who was playing and when I found out asked how long they'd be listening to them. Not long. :pac:

Delirium · 12-12-2008 3:27pm

Lets see, Alice in Chains , Pearl Jam, nirvana, silverchair, bush, slayer, rage against the machine, soundgarden, therapy?. Generally music that was big at the time, while I was in school.
Wasn't really pushed about music until I finished school.

Crumble Froo · 12-12-2008 3:38pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

I don;'t necessarily share it myself, but I think it's possible to overindulge. I know a few people who've 'binged' on bands and don't like them anymore. They listened to them obsessively and then lost interest.

I do think that some songs can get a lil annoying if you like it but don't love it, if you follow me?

I'm an ancient and cynical 21.

I go out a lot, I've not been out frequently for hte past couple of months because of college, but usually I'd be out 3 or 4 nights a week minimum. So you end up overhearing stuff like MGMT.

Plus, they're 'cool.' The two lads are pretty funky dudes from New Yawk, and people lap taht kind of stuff up. In the way electroclash or however you describe the Klaxons et al led to a whole wave of people dancing about in 80s clothes wearing glowsticks for a summer. (Ah the wet and merry summer of 07, how I miss you. :pac:) That always means a band gets overwhelming attention, and a whole attendant crowd.

I walked by the MGMT gigs in the Ambassador and asked a couple of kids who was playing and when I found out asked how long they'd be listening to them. Not long. :pac:

ha, older than me, so. ive only been out for live bands all the last year, with the exception of possibly tomorrow night, as long as ive been in nz. back in ireland though, my haunt was fibbers, so mgmt wasnt exactly pushed in my face then either. think my fella just heard it on C4 (kiwi mtv) one day, (fated to pretend), went 'hang on, that's a gud'n'... got his hands on the cd, and i fell in love. quite enjoyed hearing it in the final of 'skins' too.

ive kinda always been out of the loop as to what bands are cool, etc, my mates at school werent even vaguely into the same music as me, and my mates outside school had a varied enough influence so that my music collection has embarassing elements no matter who's looking at it :P

right now (like, this present moment), im feeling a whole tonne of love for Grinderman, and The Doors, and The Smiths... grooves were just done better back in teh day.

cHaTbOx · 12-12-2008 3:42pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

I don;'t necessarily share it myself, but I think it's possible to overindulge. I know a few people who've 'binged' on bands and don't like them anymore. They listened to them obsessively and then lost interest.

I do think that some songs can get a lil annoying if you like it but don't love it, if you follow me?

I understand but I think if you overindulge in anything that will happen.But that is no what I am saying , I don't listen to radio during the day so I miss all the repeated music hype . I listen to music I like and don't care for the hype.

Delirium · 12-12-2008 3:43pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

I don;'t necessarily share it myself, but I think it's possible to overindulge. I know a few people who've 'binged' on bands and don't like them anymore. They listened to them obsessively and then lost interest.

I do think that some songs can get a lil annoying if you like it but don't love it, if you follow me?

Definitely can happen. Goo Goo Dolls - Iris is such a song for me. Thought it was pleasant the first time I heard it. Then my best friend started dating someone, he played it about 100 times a day!! And because I heard it so much, don't like the song at all now.

anonymous_joe · 12-12-2008 3:48pm

Crumble Froo wrote: »

ha, older than me, so. ive only been out for live bands all the last year, with the exception of possibly tomorrow night, as long as ive been in nz. back in ireland though, my haunt was fibbers, so mgmt wasnt exactly pushed in my face then either. think my fella just heard it on C4 (kiwi mtv) one day, (fated to pretend), went 'hang on, that's a gud'n'... got his hands on the cd, and i fell in love. quite enjoyed hearing it in the final of 'skins' too.

ive kinda always been out of the loop as to what bands are cool, etc, my mates at school werent even vaguely into the same music as me, and my mates outside school had a varied enough influence so that my music collection has embarassing elements no matter who's looking at it :P

right now (like, this present moment), im feeling a whole tonne of love for Grinderman, and The Doors, and The Smiths... grooves were just done better back in teh day.

Fibbers is full of emos upstairs. :P

I'd usually be in Fibbers, Doyles, Dorans, Pravda, Pod or places like that.

Some of my friends are maddeningly into music. The kind who spend their evenings talking about who the best guitarist ever was. Think High Fidelity levels of lameness. Others are into dance etc, so I end up with a more rounded taste than I intended. :pac:

I like the Smiths, the Doors are good, in fact great, but I only like them rather than love them. I always feel sorry for Jimbo and his dad though.

random chatbox wrote: »

I understand but I think if you overindulge in anything that will happen.But that is no what I am saying , I don't listen to radio during the day so I miss all the repeated music hype . I listen to music I like and don't care for the hype.

Ya see when ya go out and stuff you've no choice. :P

ANd I watch a fair whack of MTV 2. ^^

koth wrote: »

Definitely can happen. Goo Goo Dolls - Iris is such a song for me. Thought it was pleasant the first time I heard it. Then my best friend started dating someone, he played it about 100 times a day!! And because I heard it so much, don't like the song at all now.

See it does happen. I never listen to stuff exes or whatever liked either, whether I liked it or not. ^^

Fad · 12-12-2008 7:41pm

VNV Nation - Chrome,
Something a little different (Not metal/rock/guitar based), I think the singers from Wexford:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI1Em3rQz3E

Piste · 12-12-2008 7:49pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

Fibbers is full of emos upstairs. :P

Lol Fibbers is full of spanners full stop

Crumble Froo · 12-12-2008 8:48pm

tantamount to personal abuse in here right now! :eek: :pac:

12-12-2008 8:59pm

Vampire weekend!

Fad · 12-12-2008 9:06pm

Piste wrote: »

Lol Fibbers is full of spanners full stop

Keep meaning to go in there, for a post gig pint, kinda half know the manager since my work experience in TY.

anonymous_joe · 12-12-2008 9:06pm

Piste wrote: »

Lol Fibbers is full of spanners full stop

Fibbers rawks!

I like Fibbers, it's actually a laugh and booze is cheap.

cHaTbOx · 12-12-2008 9:25pm

Deleted User wrote: »

Vampire weekend!

I like them

A-Punk

Delirium · 12-12-2008 9:29pm

And scheer, sadly no longer together, irish band.

shea vid

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb84Lpt71Gs

wish you were dead

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJGpcUt-7P4

Piste · 12-12-2008 9:40pm

Crumble Froo wrote: »

tantamount to personal abuse in here right now! :eek: :pac:

Not personal abuse if it's in very very general terms >_>

:pac:

Acacia · 13-12-2008 4:11am

Piste wrote: »

Lol Fibbers is full of spanners full stop

:eek:

Take it back, I say! *pokes Piste with stick*

:pac:

Fibbers is great. Okay, well, it smells like wee, and the guys are pervy, but aside from that...:P

challengemaster · 13-12-2008 4:12am

The Script - Breakeven

cHaTbOx · 13-12-2008 4:17am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KE-oHVC8H40

gogol bordello

cHaTbOx · 13-12-2008 4:20am

tom baxter-- better

Peyton Manning · 13-12-2008 4:25am

blink182 - Stockholm Syndrome (with the Intro, the way it should be!!!!!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NvulQ59lxY

(+44) - No It Isn't

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZQvwkeyc-A

Athlete - Wires

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THyZAS8H22g

Yes, im that sort of mood tonight....

cHaTbOx · 13-12-2008 4:27am

Love the mood man:)

Peyton Manning · 13-12-2008 5:03am

With all the talk of MGMT here (Im a huge fan), I thought Id throw up two songs that you might not be familiar with that are not on the album they realeased here - and probably 2 of their best songs.

Destrokk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnQvGNhIjC4

Love Always Remains

anonymous_joe · 13-12-2008 12:20pm

Acacia wrote: »

:eek:

Take it back, I say! *pokes Piste with stick*

:pac:

Fibbers is great. Okay, well, it smells like wee, and the guys are pervy, but aside from that...:P

Not all the guys are pervy! Well not entirely pervy. :P

Acacia · 13-12-2008 7:07pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

Not all the guys are pervy! Well not entirely pervy. :P

Hehe, I love Fibbers guys really. Nothing like being offered to be bought a drink after the guy has taken the liberty of grabbing my ass!:pac:

Aw, this talk of Fibbers has made me want to go there!

challengemaster · 13-12-2008 7:17pm

Acacia wrote: »

Hehe, I love Fibbers guys really. Nothing like being offered to be bought a drink after the guy has taken the liberty of grabbing my ass!:pac:

lol, classy.:pac:

anonymous_joe · 13-12-2008 8:14pm

Acacia wrote: »

Hehe, I love Fibbers guys really. Nothing like being offered to be bought a drink after the guy has taken the liberty of grabbing my ass!:pac:

Aw, this talk of Fibbers has made me want to go there!

It's a cultural milestone.

I might be there tonight. But probably just going to head to Dorans or somewhere warm. :pac:

Bijoux · 14-12-2008 12:32am

Soundtrack to my angst?

When I'm píssed off I tend to listen to 'I Think I'm Paranoid' by Garbage.....also handy if you ever feel like drying your hair by headbanging

Fad · 14-12-2008 1:10am

Bijoux wrote: »

Soundtrack to my angst?

When I'm píssed off I tend to listen to 'I Think I'm Paranoid' by Garbage.....also handy if you ever feel like drying your hair by headbanging

Pissed off? Jagged Little Pill......nuff said.

Censorsh!t · 14-12-2008 1:19pm

Last Chance to lose your keys by Brand New

and not very angsty but
I hate your fucking guts by The Queers.

JC 2K3 · 14-12-2008 3:04pm

anonymous_joe wrote: »

Creep's not at all a bad song. It's in fact one of their best songs. It's very 'obvious' but that's hardly their fault. Radiohead have a mixed relationship with it (see 'My Iron Lung') but then, that's all part of the same process - you create an iconic song, and people will define you by it. People are still happily trotting out the whole 'Radiohead are depressing' line on the basis of Creep and a handful of other songs from their early catalogue.

Smells Like Teen Spirit is even more ubiquitous and overplayed. I still love it. It's also the sound of selling out, commercialism and betraying your roots, but fúck it, it's a great song. ^^

Oh, me not liking Creep has nothing to do with its popularity, or the fact that its overplayed, or that people define a band that offer SO much more by it, it's simply the fact that I really don't think it's a good song.

I'd also say it's more of a depressed student anthem than an angsty teenage song.

As for SLTS, I don't think it really sounds like selling out or anything, just a good song.

An Fhile wrote: »

i) A good suggestion, but I don't like the way you just dismissed my opinion outright.

ii) Opinion > fact. It's certainly one of their most over-played songs, but I wouldn't consider it too far below the standards of "Karma Police", "Street Spirit", etc.

iii) I am aware of how to spell "epitome", but thanks for going to the effort to point out my error. I was under the impression that everyone is entitled to a mistake now and then...

While I appreciate that some people are ever so sensitive about criticisms of music and tend to find any negative opinion without an explicit "This is just my opinion" clause offensive, I'm afraid I don't heed that. Yes, everything about music is opinion, I don't understand why people just don't take that to be an implicit aspect of any musical conversation.

btw, Karma Police and Street Spirit are all right, but nowhere near Radiohead's best songs.

anonymous_joe · 14-12-2008 3:52pm

JC 2K3 wrote: »

Oh, me not liking Creep has nothing to do with its popularity, or the fact that its overplayed, or that people define a band that offer SO much more by it, it's simply the fact that I really don't think it's a good song.

I'd also say it's more of a depressed student anthem than an angsty teenage song.

As for SLTS, I don't think it really sounds like selling out or anything, just a good song.

Oh I'll not disagree with opinion then. ^^ Nah I like it, can see why some don't.

SLTS is one of my favourite songs, but it is kind of a sell out song. But then, I don't mind that. It brought Nirvana to a lot more people than anyone else from the genre.

JC 2K3 · 14-12-2008 4:10pm

Nirvana were always one of the more accessible bands from that whole scene in the first place though. I don't think the band actually anticipated Nevermind selling so much, I mean they fecked off to Europe to support Sonic Youth on their tour* right after it was released. Hardly something a band who wrote songs deliberately intended to be accessible and expecting to sell a lot of albums would do.

*On a side note, have you seen 1991: The Year Punk Broke, the SY video diary of that tour? If not you should try and get your hands on it, really great stuff, and there's footage of SY and Nirvana playing in Dublin and Cork too.