Interesting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK3FCQrUXHw
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Interesting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xK3FCQrUXHw
Some of the lyrics leave alot to be desired but it sounds good. I could imagine drunkenly singing along with this song after a good result on the 18th! Not a bad effort at all. Alot better than the embarrassing 'Here Come the Good Times' of WC '02!
Jesus wept - that is atrocious!
[QUOTE=Scooby Doo;1257836]Some of the lyrics leave alot to be desired but it sounds good. QUOTE]
a lot to be desired!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!................torra torra la ...do u think???
its awful......
Heres to that song never been played at an ireland game.
Cringefest
its cheesy, its simple lads, but these need to be that way.
The lyrics are horrible but its upbeat and quick, its got a good vcv guitar structure though. ID like to see the song redone with better lyrics, which it might be done if we beat france.
Its no give it a lash Jack!!!
Cant go wrong with tour a loo etc etc, but the lyrics in this effort are fairly poor.
God thats awful
lads ive been giving this a bit more of a listen and taking out the lyrics, its fierce catchy.
I could see a lot of lads singing this after 10 pints in paris after a victory :D
TRuly awful!
Out of curiousity why does a topic about the Irish team in a video game get flamed and locked but a song about the Irish team is a perfectly valid discussion point? :rolleyes:
You're right...It's fierce. Sounds like Big Tom and his band on crack! Woeful ****e.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
That is fuvking shocking. End of.
And why the need to mention Stephen Ireland and Andy Reid? And the chorus also relates just to the french?
Probably because your thread was the worst on any internet forum ever posted. Ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Murfinator
Could only get half way through, that's absolutely brutal.
Terrible! I love it though.
Not great...I think anyone on this thread could do better, and I doubt many are in the music business.
That said, I wonder could anyone on here do better? Maybe we should try? Come up with lyrics, then someone write the music...
Worth a go anyhow.
Criminal. This is the same crowd who did that ridiculous 'Oirish' Barack Obama song. Should be ashamed of themselves for their stage Irishness.
most football songs have rubbish lyrics... think that song is a bit of craic though, catchy enough too
It lacks the school class of 5 year olds in full uniform giving it laldy - just to give it that authenticity.
I watched that through squinting eyes - cringeworthy. Catchy tune tho.
I'm writing something (well trying) and the thing is it has to have a catchy sing-along shorus, everything else is immaterial. The simplest/laziest way is to take an established song and re-write the lyrics, but it needs to be simple simple simple, I can't over emphasise this!
I've never understood why some of the old trad songs aren't adapted for football, they are generally catchy and made for singing along to. Too ra loo ra loo. too ra loo ra lay,,,too ra loo ra loo too ra loo ra lay.
Ride on, sung by the whole place at A Christy gig makes your hair stand on end too. my beautiful horse indeed!
Plenty of songs could be adapted think of all those Dubliners singalongs.
Failing that theres always the Chris De Burgh classic "ladies in green"
It includes some ridiculous line about forgetting Saipan.
Never, Never.
I'm going to try to do up an old Pogues tune. I only know four or five chords so it might be even worse than this song.
Yes, The Pogues could do a job all right, streams of whiskey would be good, a man you dont meet every day could be done for Trap.
Maybe the Green fields of France could be reworked for the playoffs
If anyone could conjure up a tragedy worse than that I'm sure it'd be you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
I thought Ireland was getting away from this kind of god awful crap.Quote:
Originally Posted by eaststand85
Whats worse was they covered their own song to pay tribute to Ronan O Gara.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbGcE4eQALE
...who covers their own song? :confused:
That would be the 12 inch dance remix.
The Pogues did release "Jack's Heroes" in 1990 with the Dubliners. A smashing video to go along with it as well filmed in Tolka Park. By the Pogues standards its not a classic but it's streets ahead of the Corrigans.Quote:
Originally Posted by punkrocket
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wotxd2uqP1c
Jaysus they were all looking a lot fitter in 1990 - hard to believe almost 20 years.
Ronnie Drew - God bless him!
I cringed
These are the fellas that did the Barrack O' Bama song arent they? Thats god-awful as well.
Toura loura loura laQuote:
Originally Posted by endabob1
toura loura loura loni
let's take it to the French
here's to Trappatoni
AMusing but not enough to get the pulse racing when singing it at the ground.
Next please...
i think i puked a little while listening to this.
Someone needs to re-do puttem under pressure with trap..
For any punk fans out there there was a great World Cup CD in 2002 by a band called The Studs - the review from the Sunday Business Post is below. I have the songs on my computer so will try to post them somewhere tonight for a broader audience.....
"Dub songs
There's always one football song that the drunken masses end up singing every time the World Cup comes around. And this one could be it -- although it is more remarkable for its honesty than for its catchiness.
The single We Won't Win the World Cup was released yesterday by Dublin rockers The Studs.
The other two songs on the CD are: Mick McCarthyism, an examination of the interpenetration of football and politics, and Sitting in an Irish Bar Watching England Losing, a complex study of the psyche of the Irish soccer supporter.
A verse on the title track goes: `We're all off to the World Cup again/Mick'll have the lads in bed by 10/A 12-hour flight but we've no fear/We'll all be tanked up on beer'.
The Studs tell us that Mick McCarthyism started life as a song about "the joys of camogie", but was overhauled dramatically when the band came across an "extraordinary revelation" -- they discovered that the Irish soccer manager's name rhymed with `Communist Party'.
The band says Sitting in an Irish Bar Watching England Losing is not an anti-English song, but quite the opposite. It's a celebration of our dislike of the English soccer team."
Pretty shocking stuff that tune is. Let's hijack three lions and call it three leaf clovers on a shirt or something sh*t like that.
Eat my Goal is the best football song and no country has used that. Maybe we can hijack that.
Well the only thing I got in that 1 minute I'll never recover is that they are definetely brothers. May they never ever make a cent out of that for its truly awful.
I know there's a recession but surely that needs sensoring and should never ever be allowed near a human ear again unless as a form of torture. It could be used when John Delaney is finally tried for crimes against football in this country to glean a confession from him.
That is pretty scary.
As promised above I have uploaded the three songs to youtube:Quote:
Originally Posted by EastTerracer
http://www.youtube.com/user/EastTerracer
Apologies to the band if they don't want these posted online (I will remove them if requested). I just think they are too good not to share.
I hope in these recessionary times you've got a day job :DQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan