Monthly Archives: July 2015

1995 – 20 Mothers – Julian Cope

Posted on July 30, 2015 by grooveware

“The ancient stones watch silently in the still light of the early morning; this is one of the best times to visit Avebury and absorb the magic wisdom of this temple, so very different from the grim gloom of Stonehenge.” … Continue reading →

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1995 – Mirrorball – Neil Young

Posted on July 28, 2015 by grooveware

There is only so much “Diddley Diddley” music you can stand. The Rogues have never really been a true Irish band, a folk band or a Country-Rock band, having always maintained that we are a punk band in the true … Continue reading →

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1994 – Definitely Maybe – Oasis

Posted on July 4, 2015 by grooveware

Playing rowdy Irish music at a time when ‘laddish’ culture suddenly blossomed? We couldn’t go wrong. The residency at The Station was steadily building a pretty solid fan-base; people coming one week then bringing their friends along the following week. … Continue reading →

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