NoelM

Glad you liked - the Graceless Age is a classic - I agree 100% with you on the voice. First time I saw him live in 2013 singing "Things We Lost in the Fire" I was mind-blown. We chatted afterwards and are friends since, he's been living in Ireland since 2015. The second single is pretty brilliant too - gorgeous backing vocals from Nadine Khouri. https://youtu.be/-eW-UdsYhaw

It's Quee-veen (Irish for Kevin) in some parts of the country it's prounounced Kee-veen too.

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The Untouchables and Scarface

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy with Alec Guinness is re-showing on BBC4 over the weekend, it's one of the best series ever. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006ylbp/episodes/guide

I think part of Robbos (and the whole left side) attacking issue is that he's been babysitting the left-sided centre back, Williams or Kabak.

Is Pep Lijnders at the game?

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Johns vocal on this mind-blowing

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Brilliant, by far the best commentary I've read on this - thanks Dave.

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Butch cassidy

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I know, Cong is 5 miles from me!

I forgot The Quiet Man!

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The Andy Irvine / Paul Brady album is brilliant, this is the definitive version of the song, same for Arthur McBride.

My friend John Murry has a new album due out in June, it's produced by John Parish (PJ Harvey etc) and mastered at Abbey Road Studios. The first video from it is below, directed by Mayor Carcetti himself (Aiden Gillen)

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