The history of SKID ROW in 34 minutes

[@michaeloflanagan4532]

Lovely piece.. well done.

[@seanmeaney253]

I have great memories of seeing Brush, Gary and Noel in the UK early days. I was at the first gig they played in Margate and the last one that Gary played with the band, The Van Dyke in Plymouth.

[@rathfarnhamD14]

Do it Lads. A live Q&A Sounds Great.

[@barrygormley1518]

Good to hear Paul Chapman mentioned, saw Skid with him in the Stadium, great show shame it did nt go on, I read CBS decided to drop a lot of European acts around that time. Cream and Skid were the finest power trios of the rock era hands down.

[@MartinTobin-n9n]

Insightful interview, well done boys.

[@seanandben]

Great to hear the two Brendans "shootin' the breeze". Nice new backdrop too Mr. Finglas! 🙂In an earlier life Brendan "Brush" Sheils would have been a seanchaí.

[@johnmccann6390]

Great to hear Brush and the history .....Brush led the way !

[@seanoreilly1734]

Can’t really say I contributed to the history of Irish Rock but I did play drums on the Falling Assunder Tour of 1976 in a band called Nightbus which was the first Rock tour of Ireland consisting also of Cheap Thrills and The Boomtown Rats. Noel Bridgeman was my drumming idol and I was an avid Skid Row fan and spent many a night standing in awe watching Noel Gary and Brush blowing us all away. Great times and great memories so thanks Brush and great work Brendan.

[@philmurphy5584]

Brush brilliant

[@barrygormley1518]

Saw the original trio reformed in Zeros in 74, dont know the story behind that, maybe it was to help out Ollie Byrne.