Top 50 Irish albums of last ten years

[Loftydog]

According to the people at Cluas anyway...

http://www.cluas.com/indie-music/tabid/63/afv/topic/aff/3/aft/48506/Default.aspx

 

[gen_a]

hmmm, i'd second the first poster who pointed out the omission of hooray for humans' signature. good to see waiting room there though.

where's the jimmy cake??

 

[1916]

hmmm, i'd second the first poster who pointed out the omission of hooray for humans' signature. good to see waiting room there though.

where's the jimmy cake??

Should be in there...focking love that album.

 

[gen_a]

Should be in there...focking love that album.

yep,

i fucked up the title though, it's safekeeping, signature is a track (one of my favs ever, catchy as swine flu)

 

[delzer]

where are joan of arse

barry mcormack/jubiliee allstars

boa morte?

 

[gen_a]

where are joan of arse

barry mcormack/jubiliee allstars

boa morte?

don't know why everybody is so obsessed with lists, by their nature they always miss loads of bands.

 

[delzer]

don't know why everybody is so obsessed with lists, by their nature they always miss loads of bands.

thats true no list will ever be perfect!!

 

[1916]

Mundy?

I'll get my coat...

 

[Murdock]

Good to see Cathal Coughlan get a mention. Those two albums deserve to be on a Greatest Irish albums Ever list, let alone the last 10 years. His recent one (Foburg) should be there too.

Same goes for The Divine Comedy and The Franks. The rest is mostly poor.

 

[1916]

yep,

i fucked up the title though, it's safekeeping, signature is a track (one of my favs ever, catchy as swine flu)

Oh yeah! Didn't actually even notice that myself. Opening track methinks! Fair focks to Out On A Limb for that album...