The Divine Comedy - I Like (Sugar Club Dublin, 7th May 2010)

Excellent new track from the new "Bang Goes The Knighthood" album. I like (pun intended.)

[@ronan35000]

i'm so happy of coming back of the divine comedy !!! i saw them so many times in concert around France from the beginning :))))) good luck Neil for your new wonderful album, I LIKE it very much

[@davidgraham]

Fantastic... I was at this gig and he was great. What a great tune!

[@BETTYBOOTOO]

I like I like I like thanks for sharing :)

[@wendy191lee8]

I like

[@Heyday91]

Definitely best song on the album-- love it! :)

[@Lloyd_Meadhbh]

And if this song doesn't get The Divine Comedy back in the Top-20 I will eat my own hands...

[@WilburyVision]

Brilliant song - love this and the Lost Art of Conversation particularly, but the whole album is - again - wonderful.

[@maratufani2472]

j'adore!!!!

[@tigerstripes1001]

Im probably too tall for Neil but I love him. Imagine having such a fab song written about you. *Swoon*

[@didoma73]

I'm so happy for Neil for moving on and being in love again. Has Cathy ever sat next to him while Neil is performing this song? "I like it when you're sitting next to me". A duo would be much appropriate!

[@marinesetwas]

Really looking forward to see Neil in Cologne this year :-) At first i thought "is a solo-tour a really good idea?". Now i'm convinced it is. :-)

[@turnover7]

He's awesome. His girlfriend is one lucky gal that he wrote this song about her. Or maybe he's lucky too :)

[@Lloyd_Meadhbh]

Hannon is amicably divorced from his ex-wife Orla by whom he had a daughter named Willow, and he is currently in 'a lovely relationship' with Irish singer-songwriter Cathy Davey.

[@imnothereactually]

@Dipthefal i get the salt. Would love to see it in the top 20 myself

[@sighkid]

@222ferrett222 I believe he's divorced now and seeing someone else; so technically speaking "girlfriend" is correct...

[@bertdaniels]

his style resembles tim minchin alot

[@222ferrett222]

girlfreind hes married with a daughter called willow