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home gigs albums features interviews reader & writer polls scenes galway limerick cork heavy metal folk jazz archives nuggets blogs discussion gigs of the fortnight about contact advertise on cluas write for cluas! login an error has occurred. an error has occurred. articles 22 book review: 'the definitive history of fleetwood mac' by mike evans originally published by mick lynch on january 22, 2012 review snapshot: complicated relationships, disappearing band members and some of the best music of the 1970s - a thrilling tale well told in one of the most entertaining rock biographies of recent years. the cluas verdict? 9.5 out of 10 full review: when lindsey buckingham stood on stage at dublin's o2 in 2009 and proclaimed that fleetwood mac has had a complicated history, he wasn’t lying. now, in 'the definitive history of fleetwood mac', author mike evans covers it all superbly in every detail, including their many tangled love affairs and romances that even hollywood wouldn’t dare to make a movie about. so let’s get this straight. buckingham and nicks were lovers and christine married john. mick married jenny (patti boyd’s sister) and christine had an affair with band member bob weston (who passed away in 2012). mick divorced and remarried jenny within four months, and christine dated their lighting director. jenny slept ... [read on] posted in: news actions: e-mail | comments (0) 26 album reviews: kate bush '50 words for snow' originally published by mick lynch on november 26, 2011 review snapshot: the release of new music from kate bush is always a monumental event. seldom is wonderful, but '50 words for snow' is her second release this year, and her first studio album of new material in seven years - and as always with kate, it’s quality not quantity that matters. the cluas verdict: 9 out of 10 full review: the album title says it all. this isn’t a christmas cash-in, but a seasonal album and the topic is definitely snow. the opening number ‘snowflake’ sets the tone for the album with kate playing piano while duetting with her son albert (bertie) who takes on the soprano role of aled jones singing “we’re over a forest / there’s millions of snowflakes” while kate’s beautiful voice only adds to the mystique and beauty, with a sense of motherly love throughout. on ‘misty’ kate falls in love with the snowman. while some might suggest double entendres to some of the lyrics &ldqu...; [read on] posted in: album reviews actions: e-mail | comments (0) 10 book review: nile rodgers - 'le freak' originally published by mick on november 10, 2011 nile rodgers is a lucky man. not in terms of his successful musical career as a songwriter and producer, or the long list of people he’s worked with, but lucky in fact that he’s lived to tell the tale, and what a story it is. the man that we all know invented disco with chic, and who went on to work with bowie, madonna, and diana ross (to name but three) has lived an extraordinary life, which is well documented in his autobiography, ‘le freak’. from the age of seven this new york native witnessed his parents injecting themselves on a daily basis, had constant asthma attacks, plus the fact that his mother was always leaving him with another relative, as he said himself “i felt i wasn’t good enough to keep”. add to this the fact that his grandmother was raped and became pregnant as a result, while the school caretaker was abusing the children around him. to be a survivor he would have to look after himself, so he skipped school and be... [read on] posted in: news actions: e-mail | comments (1) 05 gig reviews: george michael (live in dublin) originally published by mick on november 05, 2011 review snapshot: having returned from a performing exile in 2006 to promote his back catalogue of hits, this time george michael brings his symphonica orchestra to dublin, and while it may not have been the first time he’s had a horn section behind him, he proved he can songs from a wide range or artists ranging from tim buckley to rihanna. the cluas verdict: 8 out of 10 full review: dressed immaculately in a dark suit and tie (like he does for his court appearances), tonight george michael alternated between standing front of stage for up-tempo numbers like 'my baby just cares for me', to sitting on a stool for ballads 'cowboys and angels', 'true faith' and 'you have been loved'. what becomes evident in the first half of the show is boredom setting in amongst the audience, with the increase in chatting volume while george does his best to keep their attention with unknown covers from the likes of rufus wainwri... [read on] posted in: gig reviews , dublin , the o2 actions: e-mail | comments (0) 24 album reviews: album review - why? 'alopecia' originally published by shefellover93 on october 24, 2011 review snapshot: a mix-up of genres and emotions, where bright melodies sit beside bleak lyrics- and why not? the third album from this cincinatti band is difficult but ultimately worthwhile listening. diverse, ambitious and brilliant. the cluas verdict? 9 out of 10 full review: why? are a band devoid of a genre. call it alternative, rap or even hip-pop, but either way jonathan “yoni” wolf and his band of not-so-merry men have created an infusion that’s as engaging as it is difficult to listen to. 'alopecia' is the band’s third venture (the second as a four-piece) and although the basic formula doesn’t vary much from their previous albums (‘oaklandzulasylum’ and ‘elephant eyelash’) there’s a very tangible change in tone. the album really plays in two parts, which have been mixed up at random. on one side you have the melodic, free-flowing pieces that are bright and optimistic; while on ... [read on] posted in: album reviews actions: e-mail | comments (0) 10 gig reviews: brian wilson (live in dublin) originally published by mick on september 10, 2011 brian wilson (grand canal theatre, 7 september 2011) snapshot review: the legendary beach boy performs the music of two of the world’s greatest composers - gershwin and wilson - and a draw is a fair result. the cluas verdict: 8 out of 10 full review: “about two years ago, i was approached by the gershwin family to work on some of his music and the result was wilson does gershwin, and we’d like to sing those 14 songs for you now” was how brian wilson greeted the audience on his return to dublin. over the next 45 minutes he sat almost motionless behind the keyboard while his 10-piece band, (and a five-piece orchestra of irish artists) playing a lounge selection of beautiful composed and arranged gershwin pieces including ‘summertime’, ‘it ain’t necessarily so’, ‘rhapsody in blue’ and ‘someone to watch over you’. the band were faultless throughout, with a mix of brass instruments, keyb... [read on] posted in: gig reviews , dublin actions: e-mail | comments (0) 27 album reviews: mister heavenly 'out of love' originally published by john ryan on august 27, 2011 mister heavenly 'out of love' the cluas verdict: 8 out of 10 full review: artists tread a fine line when they dabble with the idea of a super group. the end product will invariably be judged by their former glories and, in many cases, will not survive such a comparison. thankfully, nick thorburn (the islands), ryan kattner (man man) & joe plummer (modest mouse) surpass expectations with their incendiary incarnation mister heavenly. inspired by their shared love of doo wop and avant garde indie, mister heavenly exist within a genre of their own creation: doom-wop. their debut release out of love is a modern revision of the 50s pop era, full of macabre tales of heartache and disaffection. their playfully ironic love songs are written for a generation more accustomed to text message breakups than dear john letters. the two-stepping “charlyne” is a satire of the sweetheart ballad with a surf rock vibe in the style of the beach boys. a ... 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