NEW REMIXED TRACK - JG STRIKES AGAIN!!!
Thursday July 24th 2008, 1:54 pm by Anto
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UncategorizedThe genius of DJ JG has been nice enough to work some magic on the tune Blackeye.
The “Bloody Nose” Remix it’s called. I like that 
But remix doesn’t even cover this one - it’s more like a cover version or reinterpretation in a dance stylee.
ENJOY
EDIT III try this wee jobber.
boomp3.com
EDIT Updated remote host
EDIT II I hate remote file hosting ball bags. You don’t know just how shit they are until you upload the file and click the link. I’ll try and stick it up on Bebo or something.
SWEET there you go - if you’re ever looking the same thing boomp3.com is yer man!
West Belfast Festival Fringe gig :)
Wednesday July 16th 2008, 7:30 am by Anto
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Gigs,
News
Not really having a go at the Feile Committee here, but just making the most of the crowds up west during Feile week. This gig is at the same time as the Four of Us show in the Marquee, but as the Marquee only holds 300 bums this year, this is your alternative/preferred choice.
Tickets aren’t in Kelly’s just yet, but should be available by the weekend - saves ye a quid if you buy in advance
See also the show the Vals are organising for the 8th with Henry McCullough in support of an Autism Charity - looks good too
Stendhal Festival Confirmed
Friday July 11th 2008, 1:33 pm by Anto
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TPO are confirmed to play at the first ever Stendhal Festival near Limavady. The event was granted it’s license despite opposition from troglodyte local councillors about the obscenity of having music on the SABBATH, dear me!
The exact slot has yet to be confirmed but we’ll keep you posted!
With acts like Delorentos, Yakuza and loads more big names to be confirmed this will be a cracker weekend.
My God
Wednesday July 09th 2008, 9:30 am by Anto
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UncategorizedFew finally got logged in -
Needless to say we’#ll be making a few changes round here in the build up to the Album release - been neglecting our internet friends a good bit, while in the studio, but that part is all done.
Information-wise we’re looking a some cool festival gigs later in the summer, which will all be announced soon.
And for your delectation here’s the Final Track Listing for HUMAN RESOURCES
- Intro
- The Sooner, the Better
- Cold
- Right and Wrong
- Human Resources
- Sitting There
- Soldier On
- One Night
- Same Old Story
- Selling Time
- Tell The Kids
- Riot Song
This album is class. You’ll really like it, so you will.
My God
Wednesday July 09th 2008, 9:30 am by Anto
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UncategorizedFew finally got logged in -
Needless to say we’#ll be making a few changes round here in the build up to the Album release - been neglecting our internet friends a good bit, while in the studio, but that part is all done.
Information-wise we’re looking a some cool festival gigs later in the summer, which will all be announced soon.
And for your delectation here’s the Final Track Listing for HUMAN RESOURCES
- Intro
- The Sooner, the Better
- Cold
- Right and Wrong
- Human Resources
- Sitting There
- Soldier On
- One Night
- Same Old Story
- Selling Time
- Tell The Kids
- Riot Song
This album is class. You’ll really like it, so you will.
Human Resources in ACTION
Tuesday February 05th 2008, 9:12 am by Anto
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UncategorizedClass weekend there at the Blueroom with Pete at the console and us four, sweating like chessplayers laying down the bones of track after track in the live room.
Injuries sustained included blisters the size of Maltesers; a bout of cabin fever, cured only by a litre of brown lemonade and some All Bran; an unfortunate attempted rectal insertion of a fender headstock and a drum stick which actually passed clean through someones cranial space, ear to ear - something you have to witness.
Despite the casualty rate we achieved a hell of a lot in terms of tracks down. Working live all in the room is an incredibly intense experience and a bit of a technical challenge but the results are great. Now for the overdubs, vocals and other bits and pieces that will gel the whole thing together.
Great stuff
Let the madness begin!
Friday February 01st 2008, 8:59 am by Anto
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UncategorizedJust to about to load up and head to the little barn on the outskirts of Donaghadee, that is the Blueroom Recording Studio.
Absolutely busting to lay down these songs , let’s hope the snow is kind !
BOTB in An Culturlann, Anocht.
Thursday January 24th 2008, 9:09 am by Anto
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| Cath na mBuíonta |
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Goitse go bhfeice tú scoth an rac is déanaí i mBéal Feirste i ndeabhaidh uirlise ag iarraidh teideal bhuaiteoir Bhuíne 2008 a sciobadh. Ar na rannpháirtithe tá racairí na háite James Jamison, Christopher Fitzpatrick, Xenith, Jargon agus Mordicant & 5 Chraiceann.
Beidh an comhrac creathnach don duais, deis le diosca taispeána a thaifeadadh i Stiúideonna Kaya ach is ag crannracairí Tin Pot Operation a bheas an focal deiridh! Ní do lucht an bheaguchtaigh é! |
| Event runs from 24/01/2008 to 24/01/2008 |
| Time: 8.00i.n/pm |
| £5
Battle of the Bands
Come and watch the latest and the best of the local rock scene in Belfast battle it out for the coveted title of ‘Winner of Battle of the bands 2008’. Participants include local rockers James Jamison, Christopher Fitzpatrick, Xenith, Jargon and Mordicant and 5 Skins.The competition will be fierce for the prize of a chance to record a demo in Kaya Recording Studios but only veteran rockers Tin Pot Operation can decide! Not for the faint hearted!
Time: 8.00pm
£5
Cultúrlann 216 Falls Road
Adh Mór Oraibh to all the bands, should be a bit of craic! |
NEW YEARS EVE - BELFAST!
Wednesday December 05th 2007, 3:41 pm by Anto
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UncategorizedNew Year’s Eve in Belfast - Rock Around the Clock
Join in the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Custom House Square with a free outdoor concert on Monday 31 December from 7pm.
Over 5,500 revellers are expected to enjoy an evening of entertainment from the best of local and national talent.
Top local acts David Holmes, Foy Vance, Bap Kennedy and Tin Pot Operation will join headliners Ocean Colour Scene for a night of music.
The gates will open at 7pm and the concert will finish at 12.30am.
Free tickets
This is a ticket-only event. Tickets will be available (maximum of four per person) from the Belfast Welcome Centre in Donegall Place from Tuesday 4 December.
For more information on tickets, please contact the Belfast Welcome Centre on 028 9024 6609.
Terms and conditions of entry apply
Performers
Ocean Colour Scene
Ocean Colour Scene have been one of Britain’s top folk-rock acts for the last 15 years, with 12 albums, 11 Top 20 singles and countless tours under their belts. They released their latest single, Go To Sea, last month.
David Holmes
David Holmes is in many ways synonymous with Belfast’s clubbing scene, having been the driving force behind the now legendary Shine. He has gained international prominence as a DJ and composer, most notably through his contributions to the Ocean’s 11 series of soundtracks.
Foy Vance
Foy Vance can only be described as unique. From playing pubs in Bangor, he is now firmly established on the international stage. He has just completed his first album, Hope, and is currently working with David Holmes.
Bap Kennedy
Bap Kennedy, formerly lead singer with The Energy Orchard, has forged a highly successful solo career, ranking the likes of The Red Hot Chilli Peppers and Mark Knopfler among his fans. His latest album, The Big Picture, features contributions from Van Morrison and Shane Magowan.
Tin Pot Operation
West Belfast indie-punk quartet Tin Pot Operation formed in 2003 and released their debut album, Manufacturing Dissent, shortly afterwards. Currently working on their new album, they have established a reputation as one of the few non-traditional bands to perform in the Irish language.
YEEEOOOOO!!!
The observant amongst you will of course know that we only have 2 songs in the Irish language, which is unusual enough, but anyone expecting a gaeligeor set will be disappointed
Actually thinking about I reckon Adam Simms, Phil Donaldson and Rod Martin would be a bit concerned to learn that it was Homer who singlehandedly invented Shine too
