If a definitive tome on The Story of Irish Rock ever comes to be written we look forward to reading how The Subterraneans did not conquer all. These two tracks are we believe from the same demo that featured ‘Slum‘ and ‘Maxi Joy‘. Thank you Colm for digging these out.
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Brilliant, the most underated band in Ireland. Thank yoi
On 8 Oct 2017 11:31 p.m., “The Fanning Sessions Archive” wrote:
> Fanning Sessions posted: ” If a definitive tome on The Story of Irish Rock > ever comes to be written we look forward to reading how The Subterraneans > did not conquer all. These two tracks are we believe from the same demo > that featured ‘Slum’ and ‘Maxi Joy’. Thank you Colm for dig” >
Thanks for posting these (and thanks to my friend Beckie for the heads up). I don’t recognise the songs though I saw the Subs at least 30 times, probably these were very early compositions. If they were it would have been the line up with Brian Murphy rather than Mitchell O’Connor, the organ certainly sounds like Brian’s style.
If a definitive tome on The Story of Irish Rock ever comes to be written we look forward to reading how The Subterraneans did not conquer all. These two tracks are we believe from the same demo that featured ‘Slum‘ and ‘Maxi Joy‘. Thank you Colm for digging these out.
October 9, 2017 at 8:28 am
Brilliant, the most underated band in Ireland. Thank yoi
On 8 Oct 2017 11:31 p.m., “The Fanning Sessions Archive” wrote:
> Fanning Sessions posted: ” If a definitive tome on The Story of Irish Rock > ever comes to be written we look forward to reading how The Subterraneans > did not conquer all. These two tracks are we believe from the same demo > that featured ‘Slum’ and ‘Maxi Joy’. Thank you Colm for dig” >
November 3, 2017 at 8:02 pm
Thanks for posting these (and thanks to my friend Beckie for the heads up). I don’t recognise the songs though I saw the Subs at least 30 times, probably these were very early compositions. If they were it would have been the line up with Brian Murphy rather than Mitchell O’Connor, the organ certainly sounds like Brian’s style.
November 5, 2017 at 5:29 pm
Thanks for the comment Liam, have now changed photo to one of the older band lineup.
January 21, 2018 at 9:12 pm
loved the subs..still do