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The Divine Comedy |
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The Band! |
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Joby Talbot and his rather large dome. piano/synth/recorder |
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Neil Hannon, who else? vocals/guitar |
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Miggy Barradas, floating head. drums |
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Stuart 'Pinkie' Bates, the sun doth shine out of his earlobes. organ/synth/trombone |
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Abe Lincon, little known eighth member. |
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Bryan Mills, it's tobacco, honest. bass |
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I couldn't find a picture of Ivor Talbot, so just look at his brother. That's Joby, at the top. It's close enough, believe me. guitar. |
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Rob Farrer, I'm bored of writing captions. Think one up youself. percussion. |
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Stuff i bet you didn't know about the Divine Comedy:
They did the theme to Father Ted, as well as all the music in the series, INCLUDING "My Lovely Horse"
They also did the theme for "Tomorrow's World", bizarrely.
Neil Hannon was born in Derry, then grew up in Enniskillen.
They kick ass
Neil originally played guitar, in Fanfare for a Comic Muse, before going solo, when the rest of the band returned to Enniskillen. He was 19 when the album was released.
The Divine Comedy have released 3 Gold Albums (100,000 sales), and their highest placed single was National Express, which got to #8. |
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Back to Discography |
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People came from far and wide to hear my useless information. |
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