As you can tell by the setlist we went heavy on the Irish artists last night. It even worked out that the LP Session was an Irish artist, The Frank & Walters. Even a couple of the new releases were Irish as well.
Even if you aren't Irish I hope you enjoyed the show. But I promise that's the last theme show for a while. I'm exhausted planning all these theme shows. Hopefully, next Saturday isn't International Brown Haired People Who Own Chinchillas Day...where am I going to find music for that! lol
Still managed to get in a few new releases as well. Including new music from The School (Thanks Liz!), Veronica Falls, Dexys, Tall Ships and more.
Veronica Falls - My Heart Beats from Army Of Kids on Vimeo.
the undertones - when saturday comes
the dubliners - whiskey in the jar
the pogues - tuesday morning
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the school - never thought i'd see the day
veronica falls - my heart beats
spectrals - friend zone
slow motion heroes - paper over cracks
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the pogues - dirty old town
ewan maccoll - dirty old town feat. peggy seeger
kirsty maccoll - terry
bombay bicycle club - dust on the ground
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dexys (midnight runners) - nowhere is home
the boomtown rats - she's so modern
stiff little fingers - alternative ulster
them - mystic eyes
two door cinema club - kids
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lp session - the frank & walters "greenwich mean time"
the frank & walters - each tree
the frank & walters - trust in the future
the frank & walters - 20 years
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whipping boy - no one takes prisoners anymore
my bloody valentine - lose my breath
virgin prunes - walls of jericho
a house - endless art
clock opera - man made
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the thrills - your love is like las vegas
sultans of ping fc - stupid kid
stump - charlton heston
that petrol emotion - big decision
admiral fallow - beetle in the box
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tall ships - t=0
power of dreams - stay
the pogues - sally maclennane
the chieftains & sinead o'connor - foggy dew
divine comedy - something for the weekend
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french kissing - wild women
colours - our trip
curxes - once upon a time
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gold panda - thailand chord droner
Another beauty of a show, Marc.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting the Dexys here... I'm listening to it now... as it builds, brick by brick, into something unique and unheard of ... do you get what I mean? Rowland twists music and lyrics into this strange and honest thing, deeply sad and so oddly funny too. Maybe it shouldn't work and yet it does. By the end it works beautifully. So Dexys...
Aye aye yi yi yiyi yi yi yah
I love the awkward Brit rapping, one of the legacies of punk/post punk.