Today In Music History - July 17th.
Today In Music History - July 17th., news, music news, Ireland
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Black Star Riders Sell Out..
Black Star Riders Sell Out.., news, music news, Ireland
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Review: Texas Terri Bomb! - Modern Fix
CD Review of Texas Terri Bomb! "Your Lips
My Ass!" (TKO)
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Record Store Day: Special releases on the way from U2, Thin Lizzy, The Cranberries and more
The Pogues, Virgin Prunes, and Dermot Kennedy are also included on the list of official RSD releases.
Shanne Bradley Muirshin Durkin Dermot Kennedy Storm Thorgerson Taylor Swift Record Store Day United Kingdom
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Happy birthday to The Cure's Robert Smith!
To celebrate his turning 61 here's a classic interview in which Robert discusses drugs, keep-fit regimes, Mastodon collaborations, football, David Bowie, T...
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John Bonham: Further act announced for celebratory event
A further act has been added to the line up.
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Quiz: How well do you know these hit Irish albums?
Test your knowledge on these Irish albums.
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Hard Ons New Album: We Revisit The 'Ripper' Compilations
Seminal Aussie punks The Hard Ons are back, paying homage to Australias most notorious compilation series with Ripper 23. We take a trip back and pay tribute to the original albums to see if they hold up.
Source: themusic.com.au
Special Releases For Record Store Day!
Record Store Day is fast approaching, And there are some very special releases in store, including Thin Lizzy, U2 and more.
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Aladdin Sane brought Swinging Sixties to Ireland a decade late, but wait was worth it
The poet Philip Larkin made a famous stab in verse at pinpointing the precise moment when the Swinging Sixties were born: Sexual intercourse began / In nineteen sixty-three / (which was rather late for me) / Between the end of the Chatterley ban / And the Beatles’ first LP.
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