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@trildog Well if he was and you listened to him then you weren't 'free thinking' to begin with so what matter? No he is talking about a higher perspective of consciousness, that we are the parents of our thoughts, not the other way round. We exist beyond our thoughts, beyond our minds even, that ...

@PhallusFlaccidus Except himself - 1987 - The recording of 'Siroco'. Really, that album, there is Spirit within it, changed my life and continues to. Un míl gracias Paco, aunque no es bastante!

@shangkhong Great man! I'm delighted for you, all the best to you both! Rock n roll ;)

@SportIrish ...by the so-called elite 1%.Anyone who isn't completely in denial (or dim-witted,non referring to you) knows this by now.Bit of a coincidence that it's happening in so many countries don't you think?In Greece now they are abandoning their 4 year old children,can't afford them!Eating ...

@TheRhinehart86 I agree, but Irish are not British, not even from a 'technical' viewpoint. The term 'British Isles' refers not to ownership but that Britain is the larger island, therefore convenience. The Welsh and originally the Cornish are the true British, however 80% or so of the English are...

@QuirkBiscuits 'MOre-an' Think of other Anglicized common Irish names such as Connor, Murphy, Kennedy. In the Irish language, unlike say French, the accentuation is on the first syllable of the word 99% of the time. So KENNedy not KennEdy or KennedY. MORan, hope that helps!

@SIGNALSTAT I heard it's four cents! Either way 'A cynic is one who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing' Good ol' Oscar Wilde, and the Kingston Trio!

@mrf150150150 Peace my friend, I hear you ;)

@SylvianLight Yes, indeed it is and has been many, many things all over the world. Any anthropologist will tell you there are/have been thousands of different types and definitions of marriage throughout the world. In early Irish law for example,there were 10 different definitions of marriage and...

@Rgjrunner Maybe, but to forget your history is to disrespect your ancestors, all they went through so you could have any identity besides one that is alien. Also, post-colonialism is absolutely rampant in this country, as Connolly's prediction come true shows. That is a form of oppression, albei...

Thanks very much for your videos, good advice and a great help, all the best from Éire!

@screenname12341 Reading your comment made me smile and feel good. It's great to know that great music can make us realize important things about ourselves, without words even. Emotion and honesty is what great music is all about, technique is improving all the time, and that's great, virtuosos c...

@LiquidTokyo Hey, nobody killed a bird with a brick, that's an effing horrible concept, Chris was inspired to write the song after he saw a bird fly to its doom when it smacked into a large window he was looking out of at the time, from that to a powerful song indeed, one of my favourites since I...

@07foxmulder Indeed, I agree, 'pop' is short for popular, and yes I would say the Beatles were pop, the finest kind. Chuck Berry was not pop, neither were the Rolling Stones, and Elvis? The King of....pop? No that is considered to be Michael Jackson, Elvis being the King of Rock, or the King for ...

@jppagezoso Yes, it's flamenco. This piece isn't flamenco obviously, but they just adapted their dance to the popular music. Since it was filmed in Málaga, perhaps they were dancing a variation of Malagueñas. But flamenco ultimately...hope that helps, oh and that's the great Paco de Lucía playing...

Ye know, a long long, long time ago, the lyrics to this started "As I was going over the Kilkenny mountains". I can see Brandon Hill of the Kilkenny mountains from my kitchen window whereupon is Captain Farrell's Well, where the original song was based! A bit of very local lore for ye that you wo...

@Alecantal2000 That's it keep us divided, keep picking and pointing out our so-called differences, and let me tell you, if you do, there will eventually be no Cataluña or España, just one new world order, is that what you want, global fascism? Yes there are cultural differences that make us even ...

@begibugi ...become Irish? Is that what you mean't? Of course sister/brother(?), becoming Irish in your heart or being Irish in your heart is a wonderful thing and I encourage it, you the true Irish joy and optimism comes from knowing and living our history, our story, so unfortunately, at least ...

Matt Cameron is a legend. His style is unique and excellent in my opinion. Dave Abruzzesse is awesome too, and so is Dave Krusen the drummer for Ten, and so is Jack Irons, his sound was great on No Code and Yield, they are all different and bring different flavours, I think the story of Pearl Jam...

@penguindo1 Just so ye know, he's Irish not British, but British comedians have a similar quality in that respect too, I agree ;)

@TheToadSaidGo Hey, I appreciate that, I do too so we have that in common man. It's just with communication especially on youtube/text you've gotta choose your words carefully to be understood ye know? Ye said "if he's the best singer then so am I! I can sound just like him, and it's not hard" b...

Great stuff boy! Love it, got to get to Gabon as soon as the time is right! I'm gonna feature this video on my page if that's cool? More power to ye, Grá agus solas a chara

@TheGzeus Well, at this point I give an inverted cringe and and thumping of the table and a 'It's fuckin MORan' and then a rambling shpiel about how the accent falls on the first syllable in 99% of words in Gaeilge as in CONnor not ConNOR and KELly not KelLY etc., whenever an American or an Engli...

@StatickTheFox Oh hey c'mon you guys produced Eddie Vedder, Chris Cornell, Jim Morrison, and Rock and Roll in general, what sort of a shit age would we be in without that? (Although Cornell is half Irish and Morrison is obviously half Scottish/Irish as well but it's your country they were born in...

NO Pasaran! de Irlanda. Viva la Republica de España y Irlanda!!

Fair play lad, 'tis a nice version, and it does my humanity good to hear an, presumably(?)English man singing this song.Some of our songs have anger, hate, and/or despair in them, we have a harsh and terrible history that even still many English people I've met(many of them friends) still haven't...

@electricrussell Tá a fhios agat féin! ;) hehe

Fair play lad, I like it indeed, love the lyrics, From The Ruin, great lyric and title. Keep up the good work, And as you once said to me, I believe you when you sing! ;) The Irish

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