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| Track number | Play | Loved | Track name | Artist name | Buy | Options | Duration | Listeners |
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| 1 | Play track | Fishes for compliments |
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3:40 | |||
| 2 | Play track | Elephants for fun and profit |
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2:20 | |||
| 3 | Play track | There's a fish on top of shandon (Swears he's Elvis) |
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2:43 | |||
| 4 | Why wait until april |
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2:22 |
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Five Go Down To The Sea?
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Ex-members of arguably Cork’s first punk band Nun Attax Finbarr Donnelly (vocals) and Ricky Dineen (guitar) met guitarist Mick Stack in 1981 and began to play together, soon after adding cellist Una Ni Chanainn who’d they’d seen performing in a play with Mick Lynch (of the Mean Features). This line up evolved into Five Go Down to the Sea? In 1982 with another Nun Attax member Keith “Smelly” O’Connell on drums. The following year they released the Knot a Fish EP on Irish label Kabuki and moved to London, with Una staying in Cork. 1983 brought The Glee Club EP on Abstract and a cult f… read more
Ex-members of arguably Cork’s first punk band Nun Attax Finbarr Donnelly (vocals) and Ricky Dineen (guitar) met guitarist Mick Stack in 1981 and began to play together, soon after adding ce… read more
Ex-members of arguably Cork’s first punk band Nun Attax Finbarr Donnelly (vocals) and Ricky Dineen (guitar) met guitarist Mick Stack in 1981 and began to play together, soon after adding cellist Una Ni Chanainn who’d they’d seen perfor… read more
