The Commitments-Dark end of the street.

Brilliant film from the Roddy Doyle book of the same name.


leave it on and you'll get "Try a little tenderness" after it.

Seen them at the irish centre in leeds, Seemed to be an awful lot of fighting going on everywhere, Including the women, Spoiled a good night,

Underdog wrote:Seen them at the irish centre in leeds, Seemed to be an awful lot of fighting going on everywhere, Including the women, Spoiled a good night,

That's a shame because that Andrew Strong could sing!

Went in the irish centre with 3 mates, Caught one shoving stuff up his nose, I was shocked, then all sorts clicked into place, Lost his family, business, and ended up barking mad, I see him sometimes walking about spaced out, Janet has seen him sainsburys near us, just staring straight forward, He was a great bloke, and very very funny, It was a blast going out with him always,
Such a shame, bar steward drugs, I hate them,

Saw Andrew Strong sing with his dad, Rob, in a nightclub in Dublin. Andrew was about 15 and his voice was the same then as it was in the film.

Underdog wrote:Went in the irish centre with 3 mates, Caught one shoving stuff up his nose, I was shocked, then all sorts clicked into place, Lost his family, business, and ended up barking mad, I see him sometimes walking about spaced out, Janet has seen him sainsburys near us, just staring straight forward, He was a great bloke, and very very funny, It was a blast going out with him always,
Such a shame, bar steward drugs, I hate them,

Got a bloke here used to be my great mate, same thing real good geezer to knock about with, coke, crack, e's you name it he used it, fecked up.