Fucking hell, i was at this gig. Best gig ever. It was a the old Ritz (which was the "new" Ritz) in Greenwich Village NYC. It was funny because most of the audience were off the boat paddies from the Bronx and they didn't understand that stupid one drink per bracelet system for getting booze at venues. the bartenders just abandoned it out of sheer frustration and gave us whatever we wanted. we literally drank the place dry. paddys day etc
Shame on you hardliners that hate U2 just because they are able to make money in this world. i don't know the Pogues or The Dubliners, but i have heard of The waterboys and u2. I hope The pogues are happy for their success and not just drinking all their money into obscurity
@TheJudgeraye I hate to break it to you but Shane from the pogues is a notorious heroin addict poor guy. I did have the biggest crush on him as a teenager. He has the best teeth in music (I had a thing for missing teeth as a teenager I thought it was very punk rock).
@karenchristine9 McGowan is notorious drinker. An infamous frontman, A writer of rare talent. An aesthete, A philosopher, certainly. a poet. But not a notorious heroin addict. Pikey Dan from the next block up is notorious heroin addict. . .
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I give a rats ass about the conceded "U2". Give much respect to Joe Strummer and The Clash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything awesome comes from those brains. Thanks for the music guys. I love you:|)>
Aside from this being one of the best musical performances on youtube, I love how you can transpose Bruce Springsteen into the same sort of postures Joe takes. I love how one era of music builds and recognizes the other, just like Gaslight Anthem now with Bruce. We are all related. It all comes from the same place :)
look, Bonehead and the band are great at preaching. everyone else should make a donation whist they move their tax base to Holland coz it.s better for them. This is sheer hypocrisy. isn't it?
with everything the whole shaking Bush's hand the whole tax thing going on and also the way bono is all about saving the world with golden credit cards with every thousand spent one cent goes to the poor... I just hate the way everything about U2 is so fake...
I don't know why people are hating on U2, they're a good band and they have proved it by being know all over the world for their music, I don't know about you, but I think The Pogues will always have an Irish feel about them, which is a good thing, don't get me wrong. But I see U2 as being more of an international group.
seriously U2 may have been good at the start but now they're a whole load of bullshit who's lost nearly everyones respect!! All their songs sound the same! And Bonos an asshole!!
@KnightOwl2006 I did as well. As soon as they opened with Fall From the Grace with God my buddy and I never stopped. They covered 5 Clash tunes I think and while I never got to see The Clash, this was the next best thing.
Joe Strummer produced Hells Ditch and did one tour , he was never a "member" of the Pogues. Joe Strummer was a co-founder of the Clash! Joe Strummer was the Elvis of Punk
I'm Polish I spend 5 years in Irelan c.o. Armagh I listen to The Clash since 1990 When I lived in Ireland I heard The Pogues for the first time and I loved them!!! I was very sad when I heard about Joe to pass away... Thanks to The Pogues music I'm in Ireland in my mind....
@twentynothing You are gay mothafuckin' shit pile not likin' the U2. Gay is all I've got to say, that's right, you heard it here first because you're gay and that's why. Respect the U2 next time fuggtu.
@JimMLINY The Pogues weren't an "Irish" band, they were a London band, if you want to push it, they were a London Irish band (except several of their members were irish anyway). That's why they were so great, they didn't just try to play "Oirish Music".
Fan of The Pogues? Check out their friends Greenland Whalefishers from Norway (est. 1994)! Critics today says Greenland Whalefishers has taken the heritage from The Pogues and developed it into something different and their own. Punk fanzines all over the world describes Greenland Whalefishers as The Pogues on speed or The Pogues turned up to eleven on attitude, speed and sound. Google for Greenland Whalefishers website for more info, videos and lyrics!!!
@johnnyscifi That wasn't until a few years after this, if the dates are right. Joe appeared as a guest with the Pogues for a couple songs at least once or twice while Shane was still the band's frontman.
The Pogues playing Clash songs is like Bob Dylan singing Christmas songs. The first time you hear it, it seems to go against the order of the universe. Then you realize the universe has no order. Then you play it 500 more times.
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch I would have to disagree with you there. Shaine MacGowan grew up in England, not Ireland, and he was in a punk band called the Nipple Erectors before he was in the Pogues. You can hear Nipple Erectors stuff on YouTube.
@danielscissorhands Yep ...Born in England to Irish parents...the First Seven years of Shanes life were spent across the pond...in Ireland..and he did came back to Ireland for the Summer months..... garning such memories this allowed him to write such great songs like 'The Broad majestic Shannon'.....the late Liam Clancy sings a version of this Up on Youtube...which is pure poetry....
@Rasoir983 I didn't know about this, but I've checked,it's true:in Italy we got a road named after Joe Strummer, in Tonara, a little village in Sardegna. Anyway, I don't know if he would appreciate this...punk has always been about fighting convention and official recognisement and, well, maybe this is more like a promotional operation.
This was at the Ritz !! I was at that this fuckin show !! I was so drunk I didn't even realize I was watching Joe S for about two minutes !! Then I went into a frenzy and drew blood (accidently) from one of the Irish punk dyke cloggers who were pogoing next to me. They didn't mind tho, and It was all great.
Are you sure? I am certain this was at the Ritz( or whatever Webster Hall was calling itself at the time) in NYC in '88. I don't think the booze speed and bad cable tv has debilitated my memory THAT dramatically yet, but maybe I'm wrong.
cheVCFjoydivision I am absolutely disgusted with your comment regarding joy divisions shadowplay.. U must be a fuckin yank or sumtin. Joy Division wrote that song almost 30 years before sum thick americans come along and cover it. What emotions to the killers transcend when their playing sum1 elses words. Get a life ya clown... Ian Curtis owns that song....
its music....leave it at that.....i think its punk to joe being a punk rock icon and shaen mcgowen being in the same boat with em...but when it all boils down to it its beautiful music.
I saw this tour, it was the best show I know I 'll ever see. It was at a small club and by the end of the night we were all on the tables. Joe was so humble, he stepped out from the line in the middle of the show, did a couple of songs then went back to his place. I miss Joe.
I think anyone who took the time or effort to explore individual U.S. artists would find that their is a sincere love for what Joe, The Clash and The Pogues brought to U.S. music. I sincerely love and miss their music and I'm not alone here. We're a nation of immigrants and irrational blaming of the U.S. for wrecking your scene needs to fall equally on the shoulders of our 'friends' across the pond for embracing it.
Fucking hell, i was at this gig. Best gig ever. It was a the old Ritz (which was the "new" Ritz) in Greenwich Village NYC. It was funny because most of the audience were off the boat paddies from the Bronx and they didn't understand that stupid one drink per bracelet system for getting booze at venues. the bartenders just abandoned it out of sheer frustration and gave us whatever we wanted. we literally drank the place dry. paddys day etc
wassupyall 3 weeks ago
RIP Joe, never forgotten
furelli 1 month ago
strummer. raise a glass
daco420 2 months ago
I hate to use the word "epic", but this had to be the most epic fucking st pat's day concert ever...
ShackIeMeNot 2 months ago
@ShackIeMeNot it was. i was there. it was nuts.
wassupyall 3 weeks ago
Now THIS is how to do a cover. Amazing stuff.
RockManX9Productions 2 months ago
@RockManX9Productions Not exactly a cover being as Joe Strummer's singing.
allfantasticimages 2 months ago
@RockManX9Productions well technically it's not a cover..
Generation1Terrorist 1 month ago
Occupy Wall Street, Joe Strummer too.
LongfeiAvesani08 2 months ago
love this. a marriage made in heaven.
bfs0000 2 months ago
Fabulous! RIP Joe
jack63kids 3 months ago
when did hugh grant join the pogues/clash., haha!!
bowerystreet 3 months ago in playlist pogues
U2 couldn't tie Joe's boot laces, conservative shite!
TripeSmuggler 3 months ago 2
Shame on you hardliners that hate U2 just because they are able to make money in this world. i don't know the Pogues or The Dubliners, but i have heard of The waterboys and u2. I hope The pogues are happy for their success and not just drinking all their money into obscurity
TheJudgeraye 4 months ago
@TheJudgeraye I hate to break it to you but Shane from the pogues is a notorious heroin addict poor guy. I did have the biggest crush on him as a teenager. He has the best teeth in music (I had a thing for missing teeth as a teenager I thought it was very punk rock).
karenchristine9 3 months ago
@karenchristine9 McGowan is notorious drinker. An infamous frontman, A writer of rare talent. An aesthete, A philosopher, certainly. a poet. But not a notorious heroin addict. Pikey Dan from the next block up is notorious heroin addict. . .
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TheJudgeraye 4 months ago
@khayambashi Bono as we Scottish Clash City Rockers say'' is a bawbag'.......
bongovonbudvar 4 months ago 3
Never heard this before sounds great. We lost a great song writer when Joe died
toxicmartoc 4 months ago
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@ThisMeansWarRecords nice to see plain open honesty, good luck to you and your venture ...label, i'll be watching out for your label in the future, best of luck from a paddy stuck in switzerland...
pramseyer 3 months ago in playlist pogues
Happy Joes Bday y'all
weavehole 5 months ago
@khayambashi Or even worse "instead we have Justin Bieber"
JUST SHOOT ME NOW!
danelsons 5 months ago
Miss you, Joe.
sarsacat9469 6 months ago
I give a rats ass about the conceded "U2". Give much respect to Joe Strummer and The Clash!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything awesome comes from those brains. Thanks for the music guys. I love you:|)>
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jamestargetedindiv 6 months ago
Strummer was something great.
BlondAmericanAnarchy 6 months ago
Aside from this being one of the best musical performances on youtube, I love how you can transpose Bruce Springsteen into the same sort of postures Joe takes. I love how one era of music builds and recognizes the other, just like Gaslight Anthem now with Bruce. We are all related. It all comes from the same place :)
thepunkfish109 6 months ago
Now THAT is simply fuckin amazing.
Alegalizeit 7 months ago
MAN. At 2:39 the music's marching like an unstoppable Army column. *there's* a show I wish I'd seen...
triceratops111 7 months ago
look, Bonehead and the band are great at preaching. everyone else should make a donation whist they move their tax base to Holland coz it.s better for them. This is sheer hypocrisy. isn't it?
bustodian 7 months ago 2
with everything the whole shaking Bush's hand the whole tax thing going on and also the way bono is all about saving the world with golden credit cards with every thousand spent one cent goes to the poor... I just hate the way everything about U2 is so fake...
jimjimtrains 7 months ago 3
I don't know why people are hating on U2, they're a good band and they have proved it by being know all over the world for their music, I don't know about you, but I think The Pogues will always have an Irish feel about them, which is a good thing, don't get me wrong. But I see U2 as being more of an international group.
paddyroche2 7 months ago
Wish I was there that night.
chelsieleigh195 7 months ago
seriously U2 may have been good at the start but now they're a whole load of bullshit who's lost nearly everyones respect!! All their songs sound the same! And Bonos an asshole!!
jimjimtrains 7 months ago 4
@jimjimtrains How did they lose everyone's respect?
paddyroche2 7 months ago
BEST VERSION EVER
mathidav 8 months ago
What a St.Patrick's Day celebration, irish, australians and englishmen celebrating it in fraternity. Hurrah for Ireland and for Irish!
ymsena99 8 months ago
Nope...doesn't get any better than this. And I am a republican.
terrydribble 8 months ago 3
was at the Barrowlands gig when this played, one of the best fucking nights ever
180slayer 9 months ago
I wish I lived in those times. :-<
prettytrash9 9 months ago
london cllling played on an accordion. now i've flaming seen everything.
TheSandsie13 9 months ago
fuk u jim mliny u no bfuk all about the clash i,m 42 seen them 5 times us a fukn tosser
oaks940 9 months ago
It's the end of the world. Like Motorhead doing Sex Pistols covers. Oops. That's happened too.
HealingEnzo 9 months ago
This is FUCKING AMAZING.
DIGIxPUNKx1996 9 months ago
happy saint patrick day people!!!
i am in the croud tonight, and i will have a drink on you!!!!!!
BUT STAY EASY, STEP LIGHTLY, STAY FREE!!!!!
RIP JOE STRUMMER 1952-2002
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Strummer? Sounds like a wasted bummer. Crap.
happyenjoytime 10 months ago
@happyenjoytime So does your comment!
Zepster77 10 months ago
Wat the hell was joe thinking...
Cntiede22 10 months ago
the clash and the pogues, the only 2 bands that really really matter!!!!! =D
bettyrose420 10 months ago 11
saw them do this in liverpool, early 1990's. Twer grand, itwer.
1966hero 10 months ago
Thumbs up if Joe Strummer is the man!
Seriously, the Pogues and Joe Strummer are two influences on our band the BArSTuARDS. Keep good music alive!
barstuards1 10 months ago 2
He was such a handsome bastard, then Shane walks on...
ogdroadsong 11 months ago
Holy fucking shit that sounds great.!
SPAMDAGGER22 11 months ago
Awesome! The Irish songwriter winedarksea does an amazing version of this too. Love the accordian solo!
alynmearns 11 months ago
lol i was just playing this song on mandolin who knew
shoekstra1419 11 months ago
THANK YOU BASED GOD
deertrapper 1 year ago
wheres your elvis like hairstyle?
Gool349 1 year ago
Joe Strummer,What a bummer !
clickMEyouBASTARD 1 year ago
@clickMEyouBASTARD you, what a disrespectful twat
zimmermandylan1 11 months ago
Eight years......
wodans11 1 year ago
I saw the Pogues on this tour, Strummer was great.
KnightOwl2006 1 year ago
@KnightOwl2006 I did as well. As soon as they opened with Fall From the Grace with God my buddy and I never stopped. They covered 5 Clash tunes I think and while I never got to see The Clash, this was the next best thing.
theswatter 1 year ago
the pogues and joe strummer... sick combination.
AliBoulalaSTP 1 year ago
@AliBoulalaSTP Joe Strummer was a member of The Pogues and did a lot of vocals for them so its just The Pogues WITH JS if anything!!!!!!!!!!!!
nevillejking 11 months ago
@nevillejking
Joe Strummer produced Hells Ditch and did one tour , he was never a "member" of the Pogues. Joe Strummer was a co-founder of the Clash! Joe Strummer was the Elvis of Punk
homerchrist 11 months ago
I'm Polish I spend 5 years in Irelan c.o. Armagh I listen to The Clash since 1990 When I lived in Ireland I heard The Pogues for the first time and I loved them!!! I was very sad when I heard about Joe to pass away... Thanks to The Pogues music I'm in Ireland in my mind....
osip78 1 year ago 3
Now that's a Crowd!
WaveneyWolf 1 year ago
somehow its fitting to hear this from an Irish band LOL
evolve991 1 year ago
This sounds really weird, but good.
raptors11111 1 year ago
Pasta La Vista Baby!
finbat 1 year ago
This is why I love YouTube!
TheGroovyRecordStore 1 year ago 2
sinead o connor
razuboi 1 year ago
Sorry if this has already been answered, but... is there a quality sound recording of this concert available anywhere????????????
XxMiG71xX 1 year ago
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anmvamp 1 year ago
ewww dont mention fake ass u2 in presence of the almighty POGUES
twentynothing 1 year ago 71
@twentynothing You are gay mothafuckin' shit pile not likin' the U2. Gay is all I've got to say, that's right, you heard it here first because you're gay and that's why. Respect the U2 next time fuggtu.
Purplepen123783 9 months ago
@Purplepen123783
Someone is mad
atomiktom 9 months ago
@atomiktom Nah, but seriously U2 isn't bad.
Purplepen123783 8 months ago
Sounds a little rushed?
Dadio0001 1 year ago
honestly it sounds far more like the clash's studio cut than most live clash versions of this song.
well done pogues
hmmurdock835 1 year ago
An Irish Band playing London Calling is an oxymoron! Still better than a rendition with Strummer and U2, if Bono would ever permit such a thing!
JimMLINY 1 year ago
@JimMLINY The Pogues weren't an "Irish" band, they were a London band, if you want to push it, they were a London Irish band (except several of their members were irish anyway). That's why they were so great, they didn't just try to play "Oirish Music".
moominpic 10 months ago 4
awesome, The Pogues and the Clash standard
rapatang 1 year ago
Joe and the Pogues the Apotheosis !
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bergenrock 1 year ago
I've never heard London Calling done like this.
alastairjr40 1 year ago
lol the drummer cant play. lovely video tho!
Rattnuff 1 year ago
that looks like one hell of a party
RIP Joe, gone but not forgotten
gusbus12345678 1 year ago
1988 what a great year.celtic winning the double in there centenery year..thatcher getting abuse from fans at scottish cup final..quality times
xkevibhoyx 1 year ago
I love Joe, But Shane`s lyrics were soo superior, Shane fought the law and HE WON!
woodyfurball 1 year ago
this would have been a good night
surfin4 1 year ago
Brilliant,but Joe get back to The Clash asap!!!
R.I.P mate & this world sucks without you mate!
clashpie 1 year ago
To hear this live must have been amazing!!!!
sporocyst1973 1 year ago
I'm in love with Joe Strummer... Wish I could have been there....
BeautifulLivingArt 1 year ago
songkhla parade the only paddys day parade in yhailand started by a mad mick its the craigh
barflyme 1 year ago
kickass incredible i miss joe
rudolphhessness 1 year ago 3
It's like the last waltz of the 80's....
trollfinger 1 year ago
This does me well.
warthogo 1 year ago 4
where was this filmed?
cliss69 1 year ago
Town and Country
MrHenkowns 1 year ago
Wonder if this is where Ade got the idea for his version with The Bad Shepherds? Brilliant either way.
epsteinsmutha1 1 year ago
Irish music sounds pretty close to gyspy sometimes, it's the accordeon I guess
It's just awesome, except gypsies suck
fattirevsbud 1 year ago
class tune una fava, io non lho mai vista sta cosa in giro
DonzokoRecord 1 year ago
class tune
orville1960 1 year ago
i went to see this gig same year at newcastle it was great
nazikiller09 1 year ago
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london calling. its saying
"you wankers cant afford to live here"
now FUCK OFF
ianupton 1 year ago
I love you
fattirevsbud 1 year ago
Lyrics stand out so much more with the good music . I like it. I was around for the Original.
Occataine 1 year ago
I like this. Even though the circumstances of this performance upset me. The Pogues kicked Shane MacGowan out and recruited Joe Strummer!!!
johnnyscifi 1 year ago
Can you really blame them though? He was so unreliable at the time. It's unfortunate, but sometimes a group has to make that kind of hard decision.
On the bright side, he's back with them!
Oswuari 1 year ago
you in a band ?
trollfinger 1 year ago
@johnnyscifi That wasn't until a few years after this, if the dates are right. Joe appeared as a guest with the Pogues for a couple songs at least once or twice while Shane was still the band's frontman.
cooleeloo 1 year ago
Theoretically an impossible combo - but it works ! Gr8 !
Hemulen40 1 year ago
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I disagree! It sounds terrible! Playing London Calling with an accordian is just ridiculous.
uflaw02 1 year ago
I disagree. I think it sounds very sharp tone wise and packs a better punch than you'd think.
APenisWithLegs 1 year ago
just pure class !! xx
josieinoz 1 year ago
very good
cov8876 2 years ago
I alway wondered about the genre of Pogues playing London Calling - Punkrock-Reggae-Folk? But it's fucking great anyway :D
cruelintone 2 years ago 5
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Roehrly 2 years ago
The Pogues playing Clash songs is like Bob Dylan singing Christmas songs. The first time you hear it, it seems to go against the order of the universe. Then you realize the universe has no order. Then you play it 500 more times.
Flying Spaghetti Monster bless you, Joe.
rLadyoftheBlowtorch 2 years ago 307
This is one of the best comments I've ever read on YouTube. Kudos.
SteelTownErick 2 years ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch best.. comment.. ever!
novastyleNL 1 year ago 2
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch brilliant comment
ElectricAfroMan 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch Perfect description! Thanks!
asantir 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch
apart from the facts that both bands are from london, started near camden and are punks!
bennocelt 1 year ago
@bennocelt Fair enough! Influentially genre-bending punks at that. Without them, we'd all probably be really sick of hardcore right now...
rLadyoftheBlowtorch 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch Damn, i never have read such an good answer to a question, i have never asked for. Thanks!
MicRidget 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch an may the flying spaghetti monster be with you too
buckut84 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch
I agree with playing it 500 times (at the very least!),but the Pogues playing Clash songs should be no surprise whatsoever.
It seems rather natural when considering both artists history.
I remember that Joe,bless him,took over from Shane in the Pogues,not as a career move,but as a way to keep it alive.For Shane.
Joe once said "I can't believe Shane is going to wreck himself".
Ironically Joe is gone now,and Shane has done little since to justify the faith put in him.
neohip 1 year ago 2
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch Ha ha...That is SO true.
tony999Melb 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch
I wouldn't even listen to Dylans Xmas songs it went totally against what I liked about him 48 years ago.
suhaylett 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch Ramen!
Lethyra 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch
Ramen!
Lethyra 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch I would have to disagree with you there. Shaine MacGowan grew up in England, not Ireland, and he was in a punk band called the Nipple Erectors before he was in the Pogues. You can hear Nipple Erectors stuff on YouTube.
danielscissorhands 1 year ago
@danielscissorhands Yep ...Born in England to Irish parents...the First Seven years of Shanes life were spent across the pond...in Ireland..and he did came back to Ireland for the Summer months..... garning such memories this allowed him to write such great songs like 'The Broad majestic Shannon'.....the late Liam Clancy sings a version of this Up on Youtube...which is pure poetry....
malachy1847 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch you realise joe was in the pogues right? why shouldnt they play each others song?
ConorMTM 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch you son.....you are a genius
inchwormgreen 1 year ago
@rLadyoftheBlowtorch love you <3
CCLouBss 10 months ago
Somewhere here in Italy we finally have a road named after him!
Joe, you now rock the heaven!
Rasoir983 2 years ago 2
@Rasoir983 I didn't know about this, but I've checked,it's true:in Italy we got a road named after Joe Strummer, in Tonara, a little village in Sardegna. Anyway, I don't know if he would appreciate this...punk has always been about fighting convention and official recognisement and, well, maybe this is more like a promotional operation.
Jamaghost 2 years ago
??? in che città??? wich city? well done!
EleMaja 2 years ago
Nice vid,
snowgod37 2 years ago
7 years and 2 days since he died
jenssalumae2 2 years ago
Fuck Springsteen, Strummer is Boss!
bossanova 2 years ago 2
hell yeah dude
the0scarlet0piper 2 years ago
fuck yeah this is the shit man!
they rock
whinny1966 2 years ago
This is just so fucking brilliant. It puts a huge smile on my face. :-)
Nigelxman 2 years ago
the ultimate combination...cant beat it
Wombatshagger37 2 years ago
What a night!..what a combination!...the best raw roots rock band from Ireland with Mister Strummer, the man himself!
terrythekittie 2 years ago
Rum, Sodomy & The Clash.
Certex 2 years ago 131
@Certex for the win!
obgpunx13 1 year ago
@Certex ahahahhaa well done
bong4200000 1 year ago 2
@Certex You win.
BrianBinOR 11 months ago
This was at the Ritz !! I was at that this fuckin show !! I was so drunk I didn't even realize I was watching Joe S for about two minutes !! Then I went into a frenzy and drew blood (accidently) from one of the Irish punk dyke cloggers who were pogoing next to me. They didn't mind tho, and It was all great.
giannireb68 2 years ago 6
You must have been gunned....because you were at the Town and Country.
CanadianKelley 2 years ago
Are you sure? I am certain this was at the Ritz( or whatever Webster Hall was calling itself at the time) in NYC in '88. I don't think the booze speed and bad cable tv has debilitated my memory THAT dramatically yet, but maybe I'm wrong.
giannireb68 2 years ago
cheVCFjoydivision I am absolutely disgusted with your comment regarding joy divisions shadowplay.. U must be a fuckin yank or sumtin. Joy Division wrote that song almost 30 years before sum thick americans come along and cover it. What emotions to the killers transcend when their playing sum1 elses words. Get a life ya clown... Ian Curtis owns that song....
Parkratheniska 2 years ago 2
BILLY ELLIOT DANCESES WELL !!!
EDDYSBAY 2 years ago
I was there motherfuckers and to see Joe in any way was always brilliant. Especially with the Pogues on St. Patricks Day
MrMotoretro 2 years ago 4
its not joe
egyptcollins 2 years ago
yeah.....its joe.....
sikkinixx82 2 years ago
Obviously it is
guitarpop 2 years ago
its music....leave it at that.....i think its punk to joe being a punk rock icon and shaen mcgowen being in the same boat with em...but when it all boils down to it its beautiful music.
cheers friends!
sikkinixx82 2 years ago
great vid. Just caught the Pogues in concert...again. Interesting performance. Pogues / DKM...all good stuff.
SidVLives 2 years ago
greata version!!!
strummer is God.
etil2173 2 years ago 5
just wow, just wow man, wow:| not even gonna say if that was good or bad, just wow :|
cheVCFjoydivision 2 years ago
Amazing !
germunch 2 years ago
wow
incredible combo
=)
yxola 2 years ago
Great vid. Check out Joe's version of "Minstrel Boy" too...
joeygsmom 2 years ago
what a combo
Localulu27 2 years ago
best rendition of this song by far- and if you say this isnt punk youre retarded this is the fucking definition
xJBurnett7x 2 years ago
I saw this tour, it was the best show I know I 'll ever see. It was at a small club and by the end of the night we were all on the tables. Joe was so humble, he stepped out from the line in the middle of the show, did a couple of songs then went back to his place. I miss Joe.
Pickthescab 2 years ago 2
I saw a later tour, same combo, it was fantastic.
Early 1990s, I think.
pyrovania 2 years ago 2
Very well said fatpak419
mkleitz 2 years ago
I think anyone who took the time or effort to explore individual U.S. artists would find that their is a sincere love for what Joe, The Clash and The Pogues brought to U.S. music. I sincerely love and miss their music and I'm not alone here. We're a nation of immigrants and irrational blaming of the U.S. for wrecking your scene needs to fall equally on the shoulders of our 'friends' across the pond for embracing it.
fatpak419 2 years ago 11
Here, here.
shootinggypsy 2 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
There has only ever been one decent band from the US Flaming Lips all other us bands bite that is why i emigrated
Grange34 2 years ago
wow, congratulations. you have won the "stupidest post ever award"
evenrane 2 years ago 3
awesome
what is my prize ?
Grange34 2 years ago