Liverpool bands

[stringvest]

Loved Clinic ever since seeing them support Arcade Fire at the MEN, deffo my favourite Liverpool band still recording (the Bunnymen are my favourite Liverpool band still touring):

 

seconded

[The-Sir]

Clickity click Motherlickers

[Aldo]

The Ringing Tree are a boss up and coming Liverpool band!! Good reds too by the way!!

Very good live band, some of there stuff is on Utube worth a look mate!

[WaltonRed]

Check out my mates band:

 

Dirty Tricks on Myspace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Pork Trousers.

 

Also look out for Oceanis. They are an up and coming band and are in the process of giving the currently shit Liverpool Metal Scene a kick up the arse.

 

As soon as they have completed some of the recordings I'll post links up. If you like your riffs hard and powerful, they will be right up your street.

[Skidfingers McGonical]

Check out my mates band:

 

Dirty Tricks on Myspace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads

 

I know the drummer out of Dirty Tricks dead well. Who's your mate? It's not Mel Smith the bass player is it?

 

I'm popping down to see them on Friday, thier first time as a 4 piece.

[alexjames]

Any upcoming bands from Liverpool this year?

 

In case I haven't posted it, here's my Spotify-list so far.

 

Playlist by aadneevjen - Spotify

[alexjames]

Just discovered Married to the sea. Good band.

Married to the sea's sounds on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free

 

What do you think of Emily and the Faves?

[Bjornebye]

Any upcoming bands from Liverpool this year?

 

In case I haven't posted it, here's my Spotify-list so far.

 

Playlist by aadneevjen - Spotify

 

where's the shack? the real people? space?

[alexjames]

where's the shack? the real people? space?

 

I've added a track by the Real People now. I couldn't find the Shack or Space on Spotify.

[cloggypop]

Edgar Summertyme / Edgar "Jones"Jones and The Joneses

Candie Payne

The Stands

Tea Street Band

The Hummingbirds

Big In Japan

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BIJ

[SammyAftershave]

I miss 'Cook da Books'. Smashing live band back in the day that often inspired sparks in the the atmosphere. Great lads and great craic. While they had a big live following, sadly, it appears not enough people bought their records to elevate them to where they should have been.

'Eat at Joe's' were another good night out too (very accomplished musicians and the singer Joanne was both great to look at and listen too).

Surprised no one has mentioned either 'Rocking Horse' or 'Thunderboots' who ruled the local live scene at a particular time. However, that was when bands mostly did cover versions. I recall 'Rocking Horse' used to finish their show with a showstopper cover of Joe Walsh's 'Rocky Mountain Way' while their rivals/pals Thunderboots did a killer encore of Steely Dan's 'Pretzel Logic' in the old 'Sportsman' bar...or maybe next door? My recollections of those years are a little hazy, I can't imagine why.

[stringvest]

I miss 'Cook da Books'. Smashing live band back in the day that often inspired sparks in the the atmosphere. Great lads and great craic. While they had a big live following, sadly, it appears not enough people bought their records to elevate them to where they should have been.

'Eat at Joe's' were another good night out too (very accomplished musicians and the singer Joanne was both great to look at and listen too).

Surprised no one has mentioned either 'Rocking Horse' or 'Thunderboots' who ruled the local live scene at a particular time. However, that was when bands mostly did cover versions. I recall 'Rocking Horse' used to finish their show with a showstopper cover of Joe Walsh's 'Rocky Mountain Way' while their rivals/pals Thunderboots did a killer encore of Steely Dan's 'Pretzel Logic' in the old 'Sportsman' bar...or maybe next door? My recollections of those years are a little hazy, I can't imagine why.

 

All good bands them. I used to love 29th and Dearborn, Afraid of Mice, The Opposition, Supercharge, the Lawnmower, and other lost in the mists of Alzheimer's. The Sportsman - great days. Did you manage to sit in the racing car? I loved the Masonic as well - great bands on in there several nights a week, interspersed with rib-threatening heavy dub and air thick with pot and pino silvestre.

[WaltonRed]

I know the drummer out of Dirty Tricks dead well. Who's your mate? It's not Mel Smith the bass player is it?

 

I'm popping down to see them on Friday, thier first time as a 4 piece.

 

only just seen this, yeh it is the bassist

 

ha ha Mel Smith, love it!

 

check out by the sea and the T Street Band

[alexjames]

only just seen this, yeh it is the bassist

 

ha ha Mel Smith, love it!

 

check out by the sea and the T Street Band

 

Thanks! Both are good bands.

[sparta7]

Ladytron. A bit quirky but really good, check them out.

 

And from the 80's, a good rock band - Marseilles

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Troubies new single is out next week.

 

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[alexjames]

Soho Riots!

 

This is really good:

 

[the chimp]

Love this.

 

[stringvest]

Love this.

 

 

nice.  Just by where I used to get my bus home too.  

[Tony Moanero]

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[alexjames]

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[cloggypop]

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[alexjames]

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[Tony Moanero]

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Great band.