Hi I love this song, not Irish myself but I love the music and the upbeat culture. There's always such a lively beat in these songs!!
Hey I read a great novel recently it was called Run by an author that i've neve heard of, B Tilton?? Anyway there was some great Irish songs in there referenced in there
Hi I love this song, not Irish myself but I love the music and the upbeat culture. There's always such a lively beat in these songs!!
Hey I read a great novel recently it was called Run by an author that i've neve heard of, B Tilton?? Anyway there was some great Irish songs in there referenced in there
What a song! I'm really sorry Shane, that he screwed his life. Very talented guy. I very love this song! Best christmas and best song! The whole family love it!
Without alcohol and drugs we wouldn't have the majority of pogues songs, and at the end of the day he learned his lesson (to some extent) and is still touring and sounding great.
Long live MacGowan (he's already done a brave good job of it)
you say he screwed his life, but I wonder if shane would be shane without everything he's gone though? It is like imagining what hemmingway would be if he weren't drinking all the time. That's the tragedy of Shane; would he be Shane if it weren't for all the influences (namely booze) that made Shane?
I could be very well off, but I see that line as sort of a James Joycean statement about the "paralysis" of irish civilization during this timeframe (early 20th century). I think it is, indeed, meant to illustrate a father looking on (almost serving as a pimp) as his daughter prostitutes herself out to all the people in town for the races to earn money for the family.
i fukin love the pouges i fukin love ireland i fukin love the irish i fukkin love the welsh and i fukin love beer so all i got to sa is LETS GET PISSED
Your dad's is the original cover. It's a picture of James Joyce in the center. The member of the Pogues are superimposed over it on either side of him.
There's fighting in Dublin to be done
Let your sergeants and commanders go
beamerball666 5 days ago
F'in great
Fioneenacockeen 1 week ago
greets from turkey, greaaaat soooong!:):):)huraaa^^
MegaAlp1 2 months ago 3
Belter of a tune
Jaffacara 3 months ago
この曲が一番好きです!
from Japan
ichiyouraifukuchan 3 months ago 3
I think Shane is the sexiest man alive. Whats my illness called ?
TheGhettoMuffin 4 months ago
whats the name of the first bit about the first world war?
NezbittheGreyKitten 4 months ago
@NezbittheGreyKitten The Recruiting Sergeant. Written by Seamus O'Farrell.
bellodpb 4 months ago
@bellodpb thanks a bunch from Canada :)
NezbittheGreyKitten 4 months ago
@NezbittheGreyKitten The Recruiting Sergeant, followed by the Rocky Road to Dublin followed by The Galway Races
loquayrocks 4 months ago
@loquayrocks thanks!
NezbittheGreyKitten 4 months ago
Best song on earth ? Are u kiddin!!!!
bluegibby7 5 months ago
Transition between songs brilliant
rubberring1 5 months ago
Shane is the best Songwriter on earth!!
thebert129 5 months ago
my fav pogues song al time always cheers me up xx
mannypony 5 months ago 2
makes me feel alive x
mannypony 5 months ago 2
this have the ritm of the rocky road to dublin
shadowwerekurtwolf 6 months ago
Its that time of year again!!!
joc4thecl2g 6 months ago
The spelling on these comments is atrocious! Shane is 'definately' a 'genious' though! Land of saints & scholars me bollix!
therobmiester 7 months ago
makes me proud to be irish
msbowiedepp 7 months ago
:D
BootyFister 9 months ago
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Hi I love this song, not Irish myself but I love the music and the upbeat culture. There's always such a lively beat in these songs!!
Hey I read a great novel recently it was called Run by an author that i've neve heard of, B Tilton?? Anyway there was some great Irish songs in there referenced in there
ghills1234 9 months ago
Hi I love this song, not Irish myself but I love the music and the upbeat culture. There's always such a lively beat in these songs!!
Hey I read a great novel recently it was called Run by an author that i've neve heard of, B Tilton?? Anyway there was some great Irish songs in there referenced in there
ghills1234 9 months ago
@ghills1234
As an irishman we are definately a sad people.... why do you think half of us left to come to america?
TheEbanks7 9 months ago
@ghills1234
As an irishman we are definately a sad people.... why do you think half of us left to come to america?
TheEbanks7 9 months ago
This makes me feel Irish.
simplybrad74 10 months ago
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Let an Englishman fight an English War,
It's nearly time they started oh ...
Madzillion 1 year ago
Let an Englishman fight an English War,
It's nearly time they stared oh ...
Madzillion 1 year ago 3
this song is brilliant,a great mix between 3 irish classic
patbairead 1 year ago 2
thx by scouting
shoarmababes 1 year ago
Terrorist loving junky scum
gabotheblue 1 year ago
@gabotheblue wanker
94Eds 10 months ago
makes u proud to be Irish!!
BigDylank 1 year ago
I LOVE BEING IRISH!!
Mszanzanable 1 year ago
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Clear something up for me, is the first part set back in the redcoat days or the early 20th century?
spikie852 1 year ago
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Clear something up for me, is the first part set back in the redcoat days or the early 20th century?
spikie852 1 year ago
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Clear something up for me, is the first part set back in the redcoat days or the early 20th century?
spikie852 1 year ago
Clear something up for me, is the first part set back in the redcoat days or the early 20th century?
spikie852 1 year ago
@spikie852 18th and 19th centuries.
chealy349 1 year ago
@spikie852 it refers to "flanders" and "trenches" and "kaki" so im guessing that it is refering to the first world war 1914-18
BigReid85 1 year ago
@BigReid85
Yup, its an anti conscription song from the great war
loquayrocks 10 months ago
ehr...does anybody know if a piece of this song (1:51) was taken for the movie "Sherlock Holmes" with Robert Downey and Jude Law?
It sounds me but I'm not sure...
rennina93 1 year ago
@rennina93 Yes, that part is called Rock Road To Dublin
chealy349 1 year ago
@chealy349
thank you! ;)
rennina93 1 year ago
@rennina93
That's a traditional slip jig called "Rocky Road to Dublin" whcih lyrics were added to.
The version in Sherlock holmes was the Dubliners (Luke Kelly on vocals)
petercrouch67 1 year ago
@petercrouch67
Thank you so much! You'are very knowledgeable (?)!!!!
:) thanks
rennina93 1 year ago
I dont care if it makes me look like a taig, i fucking love them
paddyplaysdrums 1 year ago
greets from turkey and germany, toooo nice this song!:)
i love ireland!:)
MegaAlp1 1 year ago 10
VIVA IRISH !
Patrick
punkypatrick 1 year ago
der were people from cork city who loyal truth and faithful
brolly1892 1 year ago
this was my first favorite song from the pougues when I was a little boy i love the rocky road to dublin part on here
kfz 1 year ago 3
tomphat246
agree with you)))
MsKaty1983 2 years ago
I adore this man.
Sandrine71 2 years ago
BEST SONG
tomphat246 2 years ago 4
What a song! I'm really sorry Shane, that he screwed his life. Very talented guy. I very love this song! Best christmas and best song! The whole family love it!
slayer1944 2 years ago 3
He didn't screw up his life.
Without alcohol and drugs we wouldn't have the majority of pogues songs, and at the end of the day he learned his lesson (to some extent) and is still touring and sounding great.
Long live MacGowan (he's already done a brave good job of it)
petercrouch67 2 years ago 6
you say he screwed his life, but I wonder if shane would be shane without everything he's gone though? It is like imagining what hemmingway would be if he weren't drinking all the time. That's the tragedy of Shane; would he be Shane if it weren't for all the influences (namely booze) that made Shane?
JamesD423 2 years ago 3
"And (me?) father well contented and he gazing at his daughter"..
Erm, what? Anyone?
IronHarper 2 years ago
I've wondered that very same thing. Could it mean his daughter is a hooker and she's doing well at it and he gets her money (I hope not)?
meadowsprite 2 years ago
I could be very well off, but I see that line as sort of a James Joycean statement about the "paralysis" of irish civilization during this timeframe (early 20th century). I think it is, indeed, meant to illustrate a father looking on (almost serving as a pimp) as his daughter prostitutes herself out to all the people in town for the races to earn money for the family.
JamesD423 2 years ago
@IronHarper
They are pelting wattles at poor Mary, and her father's contended at observing this.
Though I can't really tell why they'd be pelting wattles. A common thing to do at fairs?
haavarl 1 year ago
Loved this when it first came out, and still do! Still sounds great!
timananda 2 years ago
i fukin love the pouges i fukin love ireland i fukin love the irish i fukkin love the welsh and i fukin love beer so all i got to sa is LETS GET PISSED
morgasm616 2 years ago 5
+1 Mate :)
IronHarper 2 years ago
love it!!
gnss4evr 2 years ago
Long live Ireland...!!!
Vancat 2 years ago
"there were others without scruple peltin' wattles at poor maggie!" ..... i love this tune!
040469ian 2 years ago
Let englishmen fight english wars
It's nearly time they started oh
I saluted the sergeant a very good night
And there and then we parted oh
SarahLynnM 2 years ago 3
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nice lyric but sooooooooooo inaccurate! lol
LimeyIce 2 years ago
Uh oh, lol..I messed up! Correct my mistakes if you don't mind:)
SarahLynnM 2 years ago
haha I meant in historical terms it is inaccurate and incorrect...........oh and good lucl with re-establishing the Confederate thing
LimeyIce 2 years ago
Gawd,, they were AWESOME.
SarahLynnM 2 years ago
Let English men fight English wars. Its nearly time they started oh.
JoyceeBannercheck 2 years ago 14
@JoyceeBannercheck I saluted the sergeant a very good night
and there and then we parted oh
beamerball666 5 days ago
if i shall fall from grace with god the best album ever
EilisMal 2 years ago 5
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gordyfinbar 2 years ago
if i should fall from grace with god... one of the best albums ever
Isismusicnow 2 years ago 9
with me mac fol de the fol diddley idle aaaaayyyy.
AquamarineYuna 2 years ago
This is so freakin' brilliant!
Greets from Sweden, Norway and Finland.
pouffsie 2 years ago
my dads cd of this has a different cover. this is on the inside of the packet.
its them all pasted on a picture (and no its not rum sodomy and the lash)
was that the original cover or was this it?
oggaboogamonster 3 years ago
Your dad's is the original cover. It's a picture of James Joyce in the center. The member of the Pogues are superimposed over it on either side of him.
DyannaLauren 2 years ago 4
thank you! ^^
oggaboogamonster 2 years ago
Super chanson !!!
Lucie29160 3 years ago 3
Incidentally this is the greatest song ever.
Xotame 3 years ago 3
great song! greetings from germany!
Erasmus04 3 years ago 7
even though I'm a german but..god i love them so much and Shane is a pretty beautifull soul!!!!
gomera222 3 years ago 36
This is awesome, one of my favourite songs from that album along with Bottle of Smoke.
Shane's voice is fucking deadly, what a legend
SiolGhoraidh 3 years ago 8
The way they go from the rocky road to dublin to the galway races is genious! Works so well
IGotDot 3 years ago 28
Love it!
ClassicRockMP3s 3 years ago
One of my absolute favourite songs ... ty for sharing! :))
G3n0553 3 years ago
spider's voice is more funny, shane's is more sensual..
mollymalhone 3 years ago
It's not spider singing on this it's terry woods.
PaddyGarciasPistol 3 years ago 2
thanks
mollymalhone 3 years ago
you are welcome!
PaddyGarciasPistol 3 years ago
awesome.
Darlington30 3 years ago
great!
jam24787 3 years ago
Thank you.
GaiusSuetonius 3 years ago