malcolm shellard
3 November 2008
Once again the computer tracks the
musician down.I never saw you live but I treasure your work with Pumpkinhead,Midnight Well and your cd Gorgeous and Bright. Thanks for great music.
Thom Moore: Guestbook
Sean Kellyn Moore
16 September 2008
I love your music and I'm very proud to have you as an uncle! Bless you!
David Brodette
15 September 2008
Thom,
It was great listening to you and the rest of the group again at the Radisson in Black Rock last Thursday. I love the CD and have been listening to it quite a bit on the plane back to the states as well as over the weekend. I was also trying to find somewhere where I could find Carolina Rua. I saw it on Mary Black's playlist but it looks like it was only produced in vinyl. If you know where I could get a copy it would be great. I look forward to my next visit to Dublin and listening to you again over a couple of pints.
Seamie
12 September 2008
Howya Thom.I'm just planting a link to a website.
www.oconnorhaydenodowd.com
Chat soon.
Robbi
14 August 2008
Hello Thom! I'm a massive fan of Clannad's and know that you wrote 'Strayed Away'. Is your version available to buy??
Bill Neal
11 August 2008
Hello, Thom. My friends and I used to hear you with Train to Sligo in Pasadena, and I hired you for a wedding once. I'm so glad to see this website, and that after all these years you are so committed to songsmithing still! Hope to see you in Ireland someday!
Alida Montegna
11 August 2008
Hi, Kelly and Nell were married yesterday and I met his sons (my 2nd cousins) for the first time. They told me about this website so I thought I'd check it out. Just wanted to say "hi" cousin.
Philip Kilpatrick
22 July 2008
Hi Thom!!
Saw you and Seamie at Mulhollands on Friday night. I was the photographer at the front. I have to say your set was very impressive!! Thats why I stayed so long. Anyway you can see the results om my "myspace" web page. Here`s the url.:-www.myspace.com/danthedobermann
Thanks
Walter
16 June 2008
Love your songs! Do you ever get back to Southern California (Studio City) to play....
Tein
16 March 2008
I heard Thoms 'Georgeous and Bright' on a world music radio program in Australia about a year ago but missed the artist's name. Appeals to the radio station and 'googling' the lyrics came to nothing till this year. (Good to see lyrics on the website, thanks.)
I'm wondering whether the recorded live version (played on air in Australia) is available? (The rythym and Thom's vibrato resonated perfectly on that non-reggae version.) Any suggestions?
Seamie
28 January 2008
Great session in Strandhill the other night.We'll do it again before long I hope.
Best.
Errol Walsh
15 January 2008
Cool site Thom! I couldn't resist a quick peek and a listen to some tracks before leaving on holiday tomorrow!
Errol
Harry
5 January 2008
Merry Merry Merry
Was remembering our time in Monterey...long time ago.
Bob Clevenger
26 December 2007
Hi Thom
I was a regular in the Train to Sligo days at the Loch Ness Monster.
I'm learning to play a bit of guitar and will be trying to get "Still Believing" and "The Navigator" down pretty soon.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Seamie
23 December 2007
Have a great Christmas,Thom.Regards to the family.
Sandra O D
30 July 2007
Hi Thom,
Any Sligo gigs or even Cobblestone gigs coming up?
Sandra
Bob Robinson
22 July 2007
After spending the summer of 93 in Ballisodare, Dreamer in Russia has been on and off a fixture on my playllists. We saw you in Sligo town, and Seamie O'Dowd a few times at Feehily's...and now my son and I are coming back to Sligo....Fondly remember Seamie doing Bandon Car, and I occasionally attempt Carolina Ruadh in our living room.
On Thursday we'll fly from North Carolina...
Nick Day
11 June 2007
Where does a person get a drink around here?
Joe
20 May 2007
Hmm, the third of the Maugheraboy crew to sign in here. How ya doin Thom? Rather rustic, woody-lookin website. A WANTED poster wouldn't look out of place (virtually) nailed to this background. Do you remember that Jimmy Crowley sont 'The Bandon Car'? Where he sings 'if you're a manorawoman who likes the porter'. I remember sittin up one night in our house listening to that with yourself and Séamie and the rest of the gang. Some time later it came back to me when I read your paper on Quantum Prosody. Oh how I laughed! By the way, this website doesn't come up when one googles your name. What does come up is a link to your othe site on http://www.harp-thistle.com/thom/ so you might want to stick a re-direct link or something. Just seen a photo of us kids with our Dad outside your house. Apparently the photo was taken by Bill Jackson. Séamie got it from Rick, I think. Brings back memories. Good luck to you now! Ongi izan - as we say here in Euskal Herria.
Sandra O D
17 May 2007
Hello There, My first time to visit the site. Had a listen to the song you composed for the Eurovision Con Songtest, "No Arrow". A brilliant song. I agree with what Seamie has said about the whole thing. Dervish deserve better. Your song I'd bet wasn't even listened too. Anyway, hope you and yours are well?
Seamie
13 May 2007
How's it going? I sent a greeting to the Dervishes'guestbook to show a bit of solidarity.Was thinking about yourself as well.
All due respect to the powers that be,(and I suppose that analysis could only be fair after all concerned dust themselves off after last night),but I can't help thinking that a few fundamentals should seriously be looked at.
For the boy's sake,I'd have loved to see a win,but in another way,the people that criminally ignored "No Arrow"have to re-evaluate,which might turn things to the good.I'm no expert on song contests,and actually lost a tenner in a bet that Ireland would win,but the last word on all this could turn out to be that you have the situe figured to a T.
I would suggest to you not to enter a song next year until some of the right people give you a fair hearing.You've been magnanimous enough to allow yourelf to be judged so judgement is now your right. If anyone approaches you next year,argue your case,but I would suggest that unless you feel that you're getting a fair hearing,don't stand in front of a jury allowing first rate songs to be given second and third rate judgement.
Of course,this could all be the ravings of a guy who lost a tenner in a bet,but one way or another,if you found yourself slightly enheartened by the situation,you're probably entitled to.
Hope all else is well.See you soon hopefully.Regards to Lyuba (spelling right I hope)
Lizzy Doe
8 May 2007
Hello there, I heard Seamie sing "Turn The Corner" and it was magnificent. Since then have looked out a few more of your songs and am much enamoured. Hope life is treating you well, all the best from Limerick.
Bianca
21 April 2007
Hi Thom,
Really enjoyed last night....didn't realise how many brilliant songs you had written (bravo)great meeting you.
Seamie
2 March 2007
Howya now?
Was working with the Dervishes in Dublin again.Heard ye had a great night the night before the Late Late.Sorry to miss that.Heard it settled them for the big night.Much appreciated I believe.Chat soon.
John Boy
28 February 2007
Happy new site T! just found it on Seamie's. (problem with the picture page tho! you were never 14!!)
Seamie
29 November 2006
Congrats on the new site.I'll link it to mine.Mine is www.seamieodowd.com if you get a chance you might do the same.Enjoyed the tunes the last two days.The spin to Castlebaldwin was a bit of crack too.All the best.
Gerry O
20 November 2006
Ah Tommy, there you are. Do they know how great your songs are? I hope so. I have loved playing them for most of my life.