Didn’t know they had done that. Must be a charity thing?
Re Ian Broudie, don’t think he ever gets the respect he deserves for his music.
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Didn’t know they had done that. Must be a charity thing?
Re Ian Broudie, don’t think he ever gets the respect he deserves for his music.
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Ha ha. To be fair AT I've enjoyed watching both Irish teams at this world cup.
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Never seen a goal like that before. Defies science. lol
Do you know the song mate?Ha ha. To be fair AT I've enjoyed watching both Irish teams at this world cup.
If he meant that we have just witnessed the greatest goal ever.
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Saw Broudie live once in his early days with a local band called Big in Japan. Probably the worst gig I ever saw. They had a (future) star studded line up of Broudie, Holly Johnson, Bill Drummond (of KLF fame) and Budgie (drummer and lover of Siouxsie) I guess it must have been before they learned to sing and play their instruments properly.lol
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They've been unlucky here the USA.
I have heard of Big In Japan but didn’t realise they had such a stellar line up.
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I recall a song called Big in Japan. I assume it was that band.
They were a good watch and it’s a pity they are gone.
Maybe being cynical here but if Pele passes on, will anyone stop Brazil??
That lyric is from an Irish folk song with Senegal replacing Donegal.
‘On the one road’.
Pretty sure that’s them yeah.
I love how Broudie was the sole member of the Lightning Seeds for the first five years, yet people associate the name with a band.
For the recordings, he played mos if not allt of the instruments himself too, with it all mixed together.
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