Programma dlya planirovki uchastka android 7. Description The main problem with The Dubliners – the quintessential classic Irish Pub Band for over 40 years – is that they have released the same tracks on about 35 different albums. This makes constructing a discography a mix between difficult and pointless, considering that if you have three of their albums, you really have about 15 of them.
Whiskey In The Jar was a signature song for The Dubliners for many years and they later re-recorded the song with The Pogues in 1990 with a more up-beat version. It was also recorded and re-popularized by Thin Lizzy in the early '70's and Metallica in 1998. The discography of The Dubliners, an Irish folk band with record sales in excess of 30 million. Their discography consists of nineteen studio albums, twenty-four.
Add to that the fact that getting their torrents properly seeded has proven difficult, and it becomes a pain in the ass to try to get all their stuff. What I present here is just about every classic song they have produced (and a couple of different covers of the same ones) released in one torrent. I cannot call this the ‘complete’ Dubliners, but it’s pretty damned close. If anyone out there has anything I’m missing, especially the LIVE albums, please torrent them up and link to this one. Also, so nobody else has to go through the 4 months it took me to get this far with over 20 different torrent sites, please keep this thing seeded.
I will keep it available for the next six months, at least. Discography (such as it is) More at And And.
Dropkick-muprhys.jpg The Boston-born Irish punk band the Dropkick Murphys are an essential addition to any St. Patrick's Day party playlist. (Courtesy Dropkick Murphys) ST. PATRICK'S DAY PLAYLIST If you're a music fan, there's no holiday quite as wild, woozy and full of wicked sing-along fun as St. Patrick's Day. Yeah, Christmas has it's musical charms -- and a growing number of 'alternative' holiday classics in the repertoire, to cut through the traditional yuletide treacle. Patrick's Day is less complicated.
-- at least in America, where much of the celebration takes place in bars and pubs. It's a party. And it's soundtrack is party music. Preferably Irish party music.
Patrick's Day 2014 is Monday, March 17, but the party gets started in bars and pubs around Northeast Ohio this week. So, let's get our own party undwerway.
Here's our 27-song, 90-minute St. Patrick's Day party playlist. It's a little warped and wicked, with plenty of Irish-style punk, rock and hip-hop from the likes of the Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, the Pogues, House of Pain and Macklemore. And the traditional tunes and ballads have some edge, too, because, you know, if we have to listen to 'Danny Boy,' we prefer that Johnny Cash do the singing. There's certainly more to Irish music than drinking songs and boozy jigs and reels -- a whole great and grand musical tradition that is one of the richest on the planet. Patrick's Day, even our lullabies have to be drunken.
Note: The Spotify playlist embedded here will play within this post if you are accessing it via the Web from a desktop or laptop computer. Just scroll inside the box to see the list. Press the 'play' arrow to hear the tunes. If you're surfing on a mobile device, click the song links below and you'll be redirected to a YouTube video. If you're looking for tips on other St. Patrick's Day musical options, be sure to check out Plain Dealer entertainment reporter DeMarco is going green with guide to some of her favorite, Cleveland-centric Irish art and places this week. Dropkick Murphys Sing-along: Darcy, Darcy darling dear, You left me dying, crying there In whiskey, gin, and pints of beer I fell for you my darling dear The Irish Rovers Sing-along: Buy us a drink and I'll sing you a song Of the chances you missed and the love that went wrong If you can't buy us a whiskey stand us a pint I'll knock it straight down and I'll sing it again The Pogues Sing-along: Let them go, boys Let them go, boys Let them go down in the mud Where the rivers all run dry Dropkick Murphys Sing-along.