Lisa O'Neill and Radie Peat :: Factory Girl (This Ain’t No Disco)

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Lisa O'Neill and Radie Peat sing their version of 'Factory Girl' live for This Ain't No Disco, the online Irish music showcase directed by Myles O'Reilly hosted by DJ and visual artist Donal Dineen.
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[@stuartgriffin3903]

These girls need to record an album together, pretty damn quick. No instruments, just voice. Exquisite.

[@etch.asketch2420]

Yes, they really do. That would be amazing.

[@enidsnarb]

Kicking royal a-

[@piamedeadigital]

wow just wow they are exquisite, the way Radie is gazing at Lisa they way they look at each other at the end is pure gold!

[@StinkIncProd]

This song became the background of my mothers death. I was listening to this in my childhoods basement, when everything happened so fast. This song will stick with me until my own death.

[@johnconnors9213]

Just incredible. Two of Ireland’s modern greats. Margaret Barry would be proud.💚

[@fire.tender]

Their eye contact is so powerful.

[@lochlainnmacneill2870]

That is Irish passion at it's best.

[@eugenebarry6317]

These to girls are amazing singers this style of singing is so rare raw and uncompromising my grandmother Margaret barry would of loved them she also song this song this is one of the best version of this song I have ever heard in my opinion well done Lisa, radie👍

[@gazzaobrannan6572]

Your grandmother was an amazing singer and my father and grandfather used to play her records when I was a kid, I've always thought of her when hearing Lisa O'Neill sing especially when playing the banjo..

[@eugenebarry6317]

@@gazzaobrannan6572 Thanks for your comment she was a wonderful woman she has been inducted in to the hall of fame folk awards 2019 Dublin great achievement she has twelve grand children which makes us very proud of her.

[@cpf2566]

​@@eugenebarry6317 I'm guessing she was the lady who did "what will we do when we have no money who is mentioned underneath a few of the videos?" I heard Radie do a version of it and that's where I first read about your grandmother in the comments there - they led me a full album that was uploaded by a fella in response to a comment from yourself of one of your siblings/cousins. What a gift the internet is that it has allowed me to find out about your grandmother, read a few personal stories from her children's children and experience her wonderfully raw, beautiful voice all these years later. The type of folk music she sings and her unique style of singing touches me deeply and is always the first thing that comes to mind when I think of music and art that truly represents the working classes. It was a privilege to listen to her and I'm glad we have the likes of Lisa and Radie carrying the torch today still singing spine chillingly haunting ballads new and old.

[@bronaghmcatasney4062]

Your grandmother was my father's favourite singer. We still have some of her albums here. This is a beautiful tribute to her.

[@loafheader]

@@cpf2566 no mate thats mary Delaney irish traveller who lived in london i believe

[@didic6470]

Omg so evocative.

[@iaindrennan9347]

Is it normal to have an outer body experience after listening to this amazing tune 🤔😁

[@lwitt8448]

Deeply moving....so beautiful.

[@thecocktailian2091]

its truly soul rattling. I have enjoyed Radie for a time, but Lisa is just on another level. Sublime.

[@williamsdkll3516]

nose como llegue aca , nunca habia escuchado ese estilo de musica . me atrapa y llena de nostalgia aun sin saber el idioma.

[@raysmith7906]

Crying like a child here. WOW!

[@FlatlandMando]

Just so glad that Radie & Lisa are such strong modern musicians and I'm additionally glad & blown away that they work together sometimes too. ( fan in Canada, come here & play)!

[@6lr6ak6]

Both lovely singers,

[@trecet]

I'm still trembling. This is incredible.

[@genevievedrutchas]

just straight to the heart with this one ~ amazing

[@55dennie]

Someday, I hope to come to Ireland and see Lisa O'Neill live in concert. Until that day, I will have theses wonderful videos you make and post for all to enjoy'!! Thank you so very much!!!

[@amandareynolds4719]

She performs all the time and it's worth the trip :) put it on your list for when things get back to normal

[@MrRoastedSnow]

Superb! Beautiful voices. Passion and empathy. Champion

[@gudul6664]

You make me cry !!!

[@richardwilson1234]

This is quite beautiful. How come more people don't find this. Now I know I just don't understand the world.

[@deathwarmedup73]

they wouldn't know it if they did

[@maplover3082]

There are a gazillion wonderful things we would all benefit from by finding them. There's no need to be unkind. I never heard of this until today, through a friend's facebook site I've twice been to Ireland though I am Hungarian (! smile ). Best regards.

[@TSCHATSWOOD]

@@maplover3082 I think what Kitty was referring to was that gazillions find the excrescence of 'Reality TV' but few look for the beauty & poignancy of such pinnacles of performance such as this.

[@FlatlandMando]

We find, we find! Now lets just tell our friends. Numbers count but in the end, numbers are shit at assessing quality. QUALITY you have to think through yourselves

[@myles.o.reilly]

Greetings. It's Myles, the director of This Ain't No Disco here. Shameless plug but please come see our current 5 episodes in which we have collected many many more great performances such as this. arbutusyarns.net/category/this-aint-no-disco-full-episodes/

[@yendarasta4610]

just utterly beautiful...

[@karenvarian1174]

Heartbreaking and hauntingly beautiful.

[@slak96u]

Fantastic.

[@michaelshearer8155]

this is just so unbelievably beautiful

[@mccutcheonivan]

So moving and so skillful, gets better with every listen

[@reddwing4368]

This is so speacil to me no particular reason even hit wrong button but am familiar with irish music n this is an unspeaable beauty the launguge of english is not descriptive enough to really do it justice an emoitional response is taken so quickly it jangles my heart n quickens me to this terribly beautiful world once more for one more time n one more try

[@JohnMac2023A.D.]

Sets me in another time!! Just wonderful!!

[@billinawe]

I’m in bliss

[@Sionainnpluma1313]

Thank you for your beautiful and touching felt music

[@Malecare]

Thank you

[@freddyfudpucker70]

That was truly amazing 🥲

[@mattsmyname77]

Saw Lisa O Neil at Larmer Tree 2019 and thought she reminded me of Radie Peat and then saw this KZbin clip. Lankum played in my local The Square and Compass. Hope to see her live again soon x

[@myles.o.reilly]

You may enjoy my other films with Lisa on my website arbutusyarns.net/?s=LISA+O%27NEILL

[@akurelec9127]

What a Magical singing

[@JollyGoodStuffWhat]

Wow! Spine tingling.

[@tullsongs]

Spine-tinglingly brilliant !

[@BeautyRebeccaDoranForEejits]

Awesome

[@jonc8989]

Perfect.

[@ellamuir]

Thank you so much for this, Lisa O'Neill and Radie Peat.

[@gunnarwinther2968]

When is the next festival where Radie and Lisa can be heard together?😊 They’re awesome!

[@jfoster521]

Wow!

[@bencoones1471]

so powerful!!

[@talonsoftheraven6693]

Brilliant piece of music and art!

[@jamesgarvey3895]

They're doing a microtonal cadence. Claaaaaass.

[@ldwalker1493]

Is this still KZbin or did I stumble into another dimension?

[@myles.o.reilly]

Part of a music show called This Ain't No Disco. You can see all the episodes for free, here:thisaintnodisco.ie/

[@MartinDambachsueffisant]

you are just damn good

[@akurelec9127]

Wow

[@bluesageful]

It's like our Sacred Harp singing!

[@Chris-qt5cb]

Well. No. Not really tbh is it?

[@johnobrien2060]

Closest thing to Margaret Barry ireland has produced

[@FlatlandMando]

You are complete beauties & a tribute to your fine ancestors...art students? Film students? Ars longa, vita brevis

[@osheadavid95]

Nah, just two amazing vocalists..

[@reddwing4368]

Its almost like she ages n turns herself into a turn of the pevious centurys factory lady middle aged one of the triangle girls maybe fits the sad wondedful story

[@isaiahhall5565]

What kind of mic are they using?

[@myles.o.reilly]

An Ear Trumpet microphone 💫💫💫 www.eartrumpetlabs.com/shop-microphones

[@isaiahhall5565]

Thanks again, Myles!

[@svenlittlecross]

:v

[@Kitchen_Sessions]

chicken skin music

[@wgaule]

Horrible wailing like a banshee. The Bothy Band do a good version. This version is just awful.

[@osheadavid95]

You sir deserve sympathy for your ignorance.Its not about versions of songs or who is/does it better.If you rubbed your eyes and ears and just looked at this as an amazing performance im sure someone with your deep creative insight would at least warm to this beautiful merging of amazing singers.Their expression of this song was gut wrenching and it shakes your bones

[@wgaule]

@@osheadavid95 No, it shakes YOUR bones. And thank you for calling me sir!

[@cahillgreg]

@@wgaule Shush now

[@tuomashelin555]

I listened to the Bothy Band version. It was very very ... traditional - but compared to this... emotionless, if not boring. Like going to a classical concert to listen to never changing interpretations of Mozart et.al. all over again "because they're playing it correctly". Top notch musicians afraid of change ? Please, spare me the boredom of musicians reading sheet music like it's the gospel. As a listener I require to be challenged in the manner that the musicians like me to be. I'm an adult capable of making my own decisions considering musical taste, I don't want to be fed the same liverwurst over and over, "because it's correct".

[@donalfinn4205]

@@osheadavid95 I don’t agree with him either but he’s entitled to his opinion. Some may not like it but most love it.