This past weekend I spent with some dear friends in Dublin. We went without a goal through all taverns of the city, on the stage we played music with local bards and hunted countless jugs Guinness afterwards. It was a great pleasure. On the night way in our hostel we met a lone street musician and his lyre. Enchanted by its bewitching performance I bought his CD ado, the constantly since then my life to sound.
In reality behaved, of course not quite the same way. On James Vincent McMorrow I do not hit the Nightly * on Dublin streets, but as part of a simfy Playlist of the online magazine crazewire . There, his song "If I Had A Boat" can be heard, who immediately moved into a permanent home in my heart.
James Vincent McMorrow - If I Had A Boat by partisanpr
friends music Bon Ivers or Fleet Foxes are now perhaps ears and should certainly also address these songs:
James Vincent McMorrow - From The Woods by partisanpr
James Vincent McMorrow - This Old Dark Machine by partisanpr
The good man Ireland need to hear quite a bit. The comparisons to hail Bon Iver it by the dozen. All of you must deny that here also do not know why you should too? A song is a story and you never experienced it twice. Thus, the modest demand of a lingering plate has reached its destination. Some speak of a potential classic of the decade. ( Prince )
The good man out of Ireland would make quite fantastic on the Haldern Pop. (Olly_golightly)
EPK
* Des nights at Dublin's streets, however, we met on Pierce Brosnan and if not a good fellow passengers had expressed distinctly these words, I would have missed quite possible: "There is Pierce Brosnan! As Pierce Brosnan is! PIERCE BROSNAN! "
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