The Late Late Show - 23rd. March 2018

Atlantic Dawn

LoughNeagh2017 wrote: »

yes but Las Vegas is a still stronghold for prostitution tourism

Only for people who are loaded.

Autosport

I’m liking this back to my head banging days

DellyBelly

Great version I have to say. He's very good in fairness

Skid X

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

That said, now that Miriam is away for the summer, what would possibly fill that Saturday night slot?

"You're telling me they need a new host for a Saturday Night Show?"

Welsh Megaman

This sounds like Creed.

*shudder*


The first and hopefully last mention of Creed on a LLS thread!

Mahony0509

This is great.

The Talking Bread

Sick of people covering this legendary song. (or trying to)

Especially when they do this sh*t to it.

walshb

Could’ve gotten me on tonight for free to best this...

FixdePitchmark

walshb wrote: »

Agreed. Huge amount of people pretend to like and follow it.

But just to make the point to question your kind of dismissal of their winning a GS...it’s a minority’s sport here clearly, and yet we still produce world class teams to beat the likes of France/England and Wales..that’s super.

That is because we at present the best of a bad bunch in a minority sport.

Watch game outside Dublin and people were not even watching the match or cheering.

I like Rugby - but they are just a bit blinkered about where we are and where the game is.

Anyway - good song.

Arghus

First time I've seen lads really going for it headbangin' wise on the Late Late.

Not gone on this version. The lyrics to this tune always make me cringe.

Atlantic Dawn

Love it, that's how you work a guitar.

ednwireland

W0w weird flipped over from cover version's on BBC 4 and wallop zombie, not bad but like bit of metal

EPAndlee

Damn it why didn't I take the tickets for this tonight

SEPT 23 1989

One would not headbang to a song like this back in the day I can tell you

Autosport

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

This sounds like Creed.

*shudder*


The first and hopefully last mention of Creed on a LLS thread!

I love Arms wide open and Silver Bullets from Creed

Skid X

It's good, but it's a fairly straightforward cover of a great song IMO

batistuta9

EPAndlee wrote: »

I must say this is a fantastic cover

Don't like it at all

FrancieBrady

It's like Benny from Crossroads does X-Factor

Autosport

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

One would not headbang to a song like this back in the day I can tell you

I often did

Kerrydude1981

The drummer with no hair needs to get a wig to take part

Very good cover though to be fiar

RikkFlair

That twig-snapping sound you just heard was Tubridy trying to head bang :pac:

Welsh Megaman

There's a Limp Bizkit tribute band missing their drummer tonight.

Atlantic Dawn

Anyone listened to any of their music? Any good?

jones 19

That was cat, cringe and awful

Atlantic Dawn

Julian Benson & Hedges, can't wait

Say Your Number

Not bad, I prefer this version though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e4bAsQ4r30

The Talking Bread

Ah, another DWTS guest.

They will have the make up artist on next week

walshb

jones 19 wrote: »

That was cat, cringe and awful

And yet he’d probably still sell out the Aviva off of it..

EPAndlee

Skid X wrote: »

It's good, but it's a fairly straightforward cover of a great song IMO

They would be slated if they made an awful cover of this

Rock Lesnar

Hugh boneville on the late late, easy knowing the graham norton show isnt on tonight

Welsh Megaman

Autosport wrote: »

I love Arms wide open and Silver Bullets from Creed

walshb

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Ah, another DWTS guest.

They will have the make up artist on next week

I fooking despise that show...the sight of it makes me queasy..

Skid X

Arghus wrote: »

First time I've seen lads really going for it headbangin' wise on the Late Late.

Here you go

1 min 30 in

Lovely stuff

Yer Da sells Avon

Skid X wrote: »

International Rugby has always been very popular in Ireland.

Only in parts of Munster and among privately educated people in the rest of the country.

Arghus

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

That is because we at present the best of a bad bunch in a minority sport.

Watch game outside Dublin and people were not even watching the match or cheering.

I like Rugby - but they are just a bit blinkered about where we are and where the game is.

Anyway - good song.

I'm no rugby fan, but to say the game is only popular in Dublin is baloney. Pubs around here in Galway are standing room only when Ireland are playing.

Even though I do believe that rugby's current widespread popularity comes down to the Irish team being successful and a few years of us being mediocre would wither it fair quick.

Autosport

Welsh Megaman wrote: »

Sorry to say this WM but I love Creed

Atlantic Dawn

I will need a metre stick in the car now to measure the gaps I need to be leaving.

Atlantic Dawn

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Ah, another DWTS guest.

They will have the make up artist on next week

And tomorrow night they are doing a Winning Streak, yes Winning Streak as in The Lottery with ex Dancing With The Stars entrants dancing, you couldn't make it up.

Patty O Furniture

Happy Daffodil Day all

polydactyl wrote: »

I did buy a souvenir pen.......

Has it got Ryan on it & is it one of those you can turn upside down, as Autosport may want it for writing lurve letters to....;)

polydactyl wrote: »

I’m incognito

In- what

Rock Lesnar wrote: »

Dont forget to shout, go Boardsies, during an interview for full effect

Shout Ray D'arcy is a wanker

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

The D4 rugby set won't like this

Well if you have Shane Ross in their pocket, they won't mind, just don't ask him the which Kearney is his fave :rolleyes:

FixdePitchmark wrote: »

He is very comfortable on tv.

Far more than some of the more senor lads. Great to see - he is going to be a star.

If he had ROG or Donna(c)ha on, probably say something about the wives again

technocrat wrote: »

The Aviva?! The game was in Twickenham you plonker

The homecoming was Snowed off there!

Try getting Lord Bonneville to say Tadgh, instead he'd probably say Tigger, good thing he was in Paddington instead

ednwireland

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

I will need a metre stick in the car now to measure the gaps I need to be leaving.

just give cyclist room pay attention and don't use your fupping phone when driving will be enough for all other road users thanks

Skid X

Hapax Legomenon wrote: »

Only in parts of Munster and among privately educated people in the rest of the country.

That's just not true,

It has always been hard to get tickets for 5 or 6 Nations games.

The TV Audiences are very big, and always were.

The interest level is up there with any other sport.

jones 19

walshb wrote: »

And yet he’d probably still sell out the Aviva off of it..

I'd rather iron my sack then go see that shiit.

Arghus

Skid X wrote: »

Here you go

1 min 30 in

Lovely stuff

Thank you so much for that. I've always had vague memories from childhood of a band appearing on TLLS years ago and stunning the audience into silence. I figured I'd imagined it.

Atlantic Dawn

ednwireland wrote: »

just give cyclist room pay attention and don't use your fupping phone when driving will be enough for all other road users thanks

And hope the cyclist is one of the 50% or so of them who actually obey the rules of the road

Welsh Megaman

Autosport wrote: »

Sorry to say this WM but I love Creed

Just remember to keep the Creed CD's hidden under your Pantera CD's when you have friends call round

SEPT 23 1989

Fabulous

Royal Legend

Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: »

Please do something like this

he called Gaybo and Kenny Arseholes, obviously he had not met Tubbs yet :rolleyes:

Skid X

Arghus wrote: »

Thank you so much for that. I've always had vague memories from childhood of a band appearing on TLLS years ago and stunning the audience into silence. I figured I'd imagined it.

Ha, no bother.

FixdePitchmark

Arghus wrote: »

I'm no rugby fan, but to say the game is only popular in Dublin is baloney. Pubs around here in Galway are standing room only when Ireland are playing.

Even though I do believe that rugby's current widespread popularity comes down to the Irish team being successful and a few years of us being mediocre would wither it fair quick.

People who think the core of the game is not private schools and 80% from Dublin are talking scum crap

Sure we watch rowing when we win.

Atlantic Dawn

Where would you buy a suit like that? There's often evenings I feel like putting on a setup like that.