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Music Style
Alternative |
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Musical Influences
Blur, Radiohead, Jeff Buckley, Ennio Morriconie, U2 |
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Similar Artists
Radiohead, Gorillaz, Battlecat |
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Artist History
John was born under the largest shamrock in all of Ireland on the night when the moon fell under the spell of
the great Bambini many centuries ago. A great drunken wizard stumbled gayly upon the shamrock in his search
for narcotics and discovered the young "Gillooley" as they were known at the time. He lifted the child aloft...and then
dropped him. Once again he raised the young child aloft...and dropped him. And finally after a curry to sober himself
up he came back and raised the child up to the sky and proclaimed: "I proclaim that this child will one day write
songs and buy a second hand 8-track and record them using some cheap instruments and he'll study sound
engineering in the mystical Temple Bar, he'll figure out how to use drum loops in his early twenties and on his 22nd
birthday he will get very drunk indeed and the next day have a nice toasted ham and cheese sandwich with a cup of
sugary tea and feel much better. Then he will set up a website and write up a ridiculous Bio that is only partly true."
With that the old man's arms gave in and dropped the child once more. |
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Group Members
John Gillooley |
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Instruments
Drum loops, acoustic guitars, electric guitars, melodica, harmonica, xp-30 keyboard, roland vs-840, clarinet, saxaphone. |
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Albums
none as yet |
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Press Reviews
"Since John has done very little in the way of live performance thus far in his solo career I would find it very difficult to comment." Pete Travers - Rolling Stone
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Additional Info
download stuff from me and get sent a complimentary presidential memoir: |
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Location
Malahide, Co. Dublin - Ireland |
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