greatest ever irish songs

[Dick Long]

Sarah - Thin Lizzy
Nobody knows - Paul Brady
Sun is burning - Luke Kelly
One - U2
Dogs with no tails - The Pale
Don't like Mondays - Boomtown Rats
The way young lovers do - Van the Man

etc, etc, etc.................

[Lionel Ritchie]

Hey, noticed that loads of you seem to put the Golden Horde - Friends in Time in their top 5 and its also no:64 I think in the top 104fm songs but I can't get it........... I know I should have it but I don't and I need to get a copy of it - sentimental reasons!!!! Is there anyone out there who could copy it for me? Pleeaaaase? x.

Only have it on tape but could make an MP3 for you if thats any good.
The LP (which i think was only released on 12" Vinyl and cassette) was released by mother in 91 and was discontinued years ago. Don't know what format "friends in time" single was released on.
Incidently IMHO it's the worst song on the LP by a country mile.
there's a similar ballad type called 'Over here' which, again MHO, is much better.
The 'Horde were at their best at full tilt rifferama though. 'House of Girls', '100 boys', 'Have a scene' and my personal favourite which closes the album 'Paula'

"Puh-Puh-Puh-Puh-Paula
Puh-Puh-Paula yoiu're so cute
Puh-Puh-Puh-Puh-Paula
take off that Puh-Puh-Paisley suit

In the morning Paula
I don't what I'm gonna do -ooh -ooh ooh -ooh
coz it must be last weekend baby-baby
since i met a girl like you"

Ah yes the memories ...made all the more sweet by the fact i was trying to knob not one but two Paulas at the time ooh yeah!!!!!!!!
I dunno where either of them are now but i hope they're well and happy. They were both gorgeous.

[coldfeet]

Ah yes the memories ...made all the more sweet by the fact i was trying to knob not one but two Paulas at the time ooh yeah!!!!!!!!
I dunno where either of them are now but i hope they're well and happy. They were both gorgeous. [/QUOTE]


Well Lionel, I would be so grateful if you could copy the song for me - I'll even leave you call me Paula!!! :-) My email is : wanderlywagon@hotmail.com.

[Lionel Ritchie]

Ah yes the memories ...made all the more sweet by the fact i was trying to knob not one but two Paulas at the time ooh yeah!!!!!!!!
I dunno where either of them are now but i hope they're well and happy. They were both gorgeous.

Well Lionel, I would be so grateful if you could copy the song for me - I'll even leave you call me Paula!!! :-) My email is : wanderlywagon@hotmail.com.

Might take a couple of days to root out the tape but definitely have it after the weekend for you anyway. Might convert the whole record over while i'm at it.

[coldfeet]

Sound, that would be class, thank you so much - I don't know how I'd repay you!!!! Obviously I've waited so many years a few days is not a problem!!! TA.

[Lionel Ritchie]

I've actually just thought of something Coldfeet. is it not on one of them tom dunne best of irish thingies? It'd be better quality just -I'll do the MP3 version anyway sure and you'll have that at least.

[James]

tough one

U2 Bad live
Whipping Boy Twinkle / We dont need nobody else / when we were young
Frames Revelate / Pavement Tune / star star / red chord
Stunning Brewing up a storm
blades ghost of a chance
Mundy July

aaaaaaahhh feck it loads more
mic christopher heyday / i've got your back / listen girl
bellx1 slowset / pinball machine / alphabet soup
turn in position

golden hoard as mentioned friends in time is a classic
something happens parachute..
the franks - after all
sultans - veronica

i cud g on and on

[green goblin]

Cough...splutter...if the Smiths were Irish, then Oasis and the Sex Pistols qualify too...

Correct. Your point being..?

[Ruairi]

Check out the thread title GG!

[green goblin]

Check out the thread title GG!

I know, I know...
Ah, what the hey, let's have Lennon and McCartney as well.

[Peadar]

let's have Lennon and McCartney as well.

Again, GG read the thread title.
"Greatest" ever Irish songs.
Nothing those two have contributed to could ever be classified as great

[green goblin]

Again, GG read the thread title.
"Greatest" ever Irish songs.
Nothing those two have contributed to could ever be classified as great

You mean you didn't like the Frog Chorus..?

[ken foree]

horslips 'furniture' and 'an bratach ban' from happy to meet, sorry to part are much better than the overrated 'dearg doom.' or lots of their other folkprog! u2's 'the electric co.' i don't think they ever topped. and i dunno if the pogues or MBV would qualify as irish as evidenced by the last few posts there, **** even the edge was born in wales and adam was english!

[coldfeet]

I've actually just thought of something Coldfeet. is it not on one of them tom dunne best of irish thingies? It'd be better quality just -I'll do the MP3 version anyway sure and you'll have that at least.

Ta Lionel, I'll check out Tom Dunnes collections over the weekend and I'll let you know next week. Ta. J.

[Lionel Ritchie]

Ta Lionel, I'll check out Tom Dunnes collections over the weekend and I'll let you know next week. Ta. J.

haven't forgotten you btw. The tape's in the attic and i haven't had a chance all week to get it.

[coldfeet]

trying to figure out what btw means! born to wash, ..............? anyway, don't worry I don't expect you to go up to the attic for me - unless you're santa............