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Just came home from the Hultsfred festival here in Sweden. We had a wonderful time. Saw Flogging Molly live at thursday, wow, speechless. They were amazing. We were dancing the whole show trough, great band.
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Sounds great!

But what I really, really would like to know is how was Nine Inch Nails? :twisted:

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Henke wrote:Just came home from the Hultsfred festival here in Sweden. We had a wonderful time. Saw Flogging Molly live at thursday, wow, speechless. They were amazing. We were dancing the whole show trough, great band.
Floggin Molly are brilliant!!!
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I'm off to see them tomorrow night in Newcastle. :)
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I saw them two years ago (almost to the day I think it was June 20th 2003) they were great.
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Bah.

There are the Pogues.

And then all the pretenders.
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And then there are The Proclaimers.
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MarcusR wrote:Sounds great!

But what I really, really would like to know is how was Nine Inch Nails? :twisted:

Cheers!

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Hehe, didn't see them acctually. I was probably back at my tent drinking beer when they played. Saw lots of other good bands though. Marilyn Manson was cool, Millencolin were fun, System of a Down had good music but were boring on stage, The Hives were kind of good as well.
The best band by far was FM, but there was also a Swedish Ska band called USCB Allstars and they were brilliant as well, I'd rate them as second best.
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I saw 'The Hives' about six weeks ago-they put on a brilliant show- 60's 'Garage Rock'/punk sort of Iggy Pop style (actually very stylish stuff-loved the suits and ties image!).
Just got back from 'Flogging Molly'.
I can certainly see the Pogues comparisons,but it was a night of entertainment-now back to the 'PureDrop'. :D
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My favorite Irish punk band is Neck, by far. I just wish their new CD was available in the US.
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kevin m. wrote:I saw 'The Hives' about six weeks ago-they put on a brilliant show- 60's 'Garage Rock'/punk sort of Iggy Pop style (actually very stylish stuff-loved the suits and ties image!).
Just got back from 'Flogging Molly'.
I can certainly see the Pogues comparisons,but it was a night of entertainment-now back to the 'PureDrop'. :D
You're from the UK, of course you'd like the Hives :roll: :D Theire made for the UK market. Seriously, they're kind of good, but I don't think there's anything new or exciting about their music. (say's a folk musician :lol: )
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Wormdiet wrote:Bah.

There are the Pogues.

And then all the pretenders.
While I agree the Pogues (w/Shane) are great and at the top of my list, there is room enough within this musical genre for groups other than the Pogues (or Popes).
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Wormdiet wrote: There are the Pogues.

And then all the pretenders.
With all the Pogues reunion concerts in the last couple of years it would be great to have a new album from them.
I have been listening to "Rum, Sodomy and the Lash" lately, after not having heard it for a few years. Anyone know what pitch Tommy Keane's pipes are? C?
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I love the sound of Tommy's Pipes.
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Henke wrote:
kevin m. wrote:I saw 'The Hives' about six weeks ago-they put on a brilliant show- 60's 'Garage Rock'/punk sort of Iggy Pop style (actually very stylish stuff-loved the suits and ties image!).
Just got back from 'Flogging Molly'.
I can certainly see the Pogues comparisons,but it was a night of entertainment-now back to the 'PureDrop'. :D
You're from the UK, of course you'd like the Hives :roll: :D Theire made for the UK market. Seriously, they're kind of good, but I don't think there's anything new or exciting about their music. (say's a folk musician :lol: )
Well they've got more cred than ABBA :D
quick edit -Yes you're right about them being nothing new-as I said, it's just a re-run of 60's 'garage rock',as opposed to this sh*t called 'Garage' these days.
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