Link To The Grove Documentary

One of our Facebook members has uploaded More Than A Feeling - Grove Documentary for the world to see!

http://www.viddler.com/explore/seanoleary/videos/1/

Probably breaking a few copyright laws, but hey, if Thierry Henry can break the rules and get away with it...  


Edited by crusty

Thanks for that Andy

 

 

I had "more than a feeling" that someone was going to post this someday online  

I was tempted too.

I have converted it into AVI/MP4/MPEG4 video format to watch on an Ipod


Edited by Black Russian

Nice to see it again

Uncle Arthur wrote: Good stuff Andy. All ok in Scandinavia?

All's good over here Tommy, thanks. Making steady progress! Nothing major to report as of yet though! Thanks for asking!

Pogue Mahoney wrote: . Wish I had bee still around in the headbanging days. I was more the Summer of Love era.

Ha Pogue..................there's some of us might just say the opposite .

Hiya Pat/Pogue,

Dont want to start a "New Grove vs Old Grove" debate but pretty much all of the bands/artists you mention, Pat, were played when I was there from 79/80 to the mid 80s.  Anyway, New Grove or Old Grove, we're all Grovers at the end of the day.....

Edited by Brunswick

Watched the documentary for the second time, even allowed the wife
take a peek.

John Quinn (The Stick) mentioned by Cecil, was a good friend of hers (too
good for my liking -heheh) and "The Tribe" as they called their little
group of girls. The Stick was a funny guy and the most outgoing nut in
the place. Hello John if you are still out there!

After the documentary I listened to the beginning of one of the Podcasts
(about 6 mins in) where Cecil insisted there was never an Abba poster in
the Grove. There was along with a Leonard Cohen (images attached) but
maybe they were not official Grove Posters as they were screen printed
directly for CBS. Artist was Tony Carroll...master Printer was his big
brother, Yours Truly. They were plastered all over Dublin and I am almost
sure, Tony being resident artist of the time, that copies ended up on the
Grove walls. If nobody remembers either of these posters maybe I was the
one on "The Ghangah"
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Thats brilliant - thanks for the info Pogue!! 

I have to say I'm wiping tears away having watched that. SO many memories came flooding back of my time in the Grove from 83-91, a time in my life I'll never forget & I thank Andy, & Cecil in particular for giving me the chance to shake off the cobwebs & pretend I'm 17 again. Thank you both & here's to many more. Looking forward to the reunion even more now!