Horslips
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Horslips: Well You See, There Was These Five Irishmen...
Interview by Tony Stewart, NME, July 1973
TONY STEWART reports the long, involved story of Horslips ...
Live Review by John Tobler, NME, March 1976
HORSLIPS ARE CURRENTLY between record companies, apparently by their own choice, but unlike thespians, who rest, the group are doing a series of gigs in ...
Rock in Ireland: Rock in the Dark Ages
Report and Interview by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, May 1976
IF OXFAM WERE to adopt the same stategy towards rock starvation as they do towards the plight of the world's hungry, then one of the ...
Horslips On (Almost Everyone But) Horslips
Interview by Ira Robbins, Trouser Press, January 1978
THE FOLLOWING HORSLIPS interview was done in New York in mid-October. It has very little to do with the group or its music, but consists ...
Horslips: Heard The One About Irish Band And The Green Beer?
Report by Andy Gill, NME, May 1978
No? Read on then, bro'. This is a story of amazing weirdness. You obviously haven't heard about the green underwear either. Or the green Chicago ...
Horslips: The Man Who Built America (DJM)
Review by Harry Doherty, Melody Maker, January 1979
HORSLIPS' RECORDING career has been, to say the least, erratic: moments of inventive brilliance meshed with frequent mediocrity. But, at long last, they have emerged ...
Interview by Jim Green, Trouser Press, July 1979
HORSLIPS AND the new wave? An unlikely topic on the face of it, but Horslips, recently touring here in support of their latest album, The ...
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