Aber's Music Thread x3

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ccfcremotesupport said:
I admit to coming late to music apreciation. Still listen to a lot of their stuff though.
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Strangely, LS were not a band that I could get next to for some reason. Just personal taste and I fully understand the reason for their huge following. Having said that, it's difficult to say that I didn't like anything they did. There were a few that got through.
 
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clingo said:
Strangely, LS were not a band that I could get next to for some reason. Just personal taste and I fully understand the reason for their huge following. Having said that, it's difficult to say that I didn't like anything they did. There were a few that got through.
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Simple man I can relate to, Curtis Lowe is deep and earthy.
Like most of it really. Some is listening music, some deep and meaningful.
 
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ninian opinion said:
Well did you?

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I used to play on a band in Belfast and one of my mates from another group called Deep Joy is Gerry McAvoy who went on to play bass with Rory. He’s in this video.
Gerry still plays Rory’s music in a group called Band of Friends and I caught up with him a couple of times at the Earl Haig Club in Whitchurch. They are very good.
Which reminds me, Masky still owes me a pint next time I’m up the Haig.
 
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aberdude said:
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Saw The Pogues at The Motorpoint a while back Aber. Cerys Matthews stood in for the late lamented Kirsty and did a grand job.
Shane was drunk as a skunk but didn’t miss a note. Fabulous band and one of my favourites.
 
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irishbluebird said:
I used to play on a band in Belfast and one of my mates from another group called Deep Joy is Gerry McAvoy who went on to play bass with Rory. He’s in this video.
Gerry still plays Rory’s music in a group called Band of Friends and I caught up with him a couple of times at the Earl Haig Club in Whitchurch. They are very good.
Which reminds me, Masky still owes me a pint next time I’m up the Haig.
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Irish, you are clearly a man of Taste (see what I did there?)
 
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