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Dump loads of green dye into your local river, get gussied up in an overwhelming amount of green apparel, drink your weight in Guinness, regret that decision tomorrow morning and pop on this playlist: It's Saint Patrick's Day! Even if you aren't Irish, chances are you know someone who is, and it would be selfish not to celebrate their heritage, so we're here to help. Today is all about Irish beverages (car bombs, Guinness, Jameson), the color green, luckiness, shamrocks, general Irish pride, and of course, music about all of the above. Maybe that's not all today is about, but St. Patrick probably won't mind. Here's a playlist to help you celebrate, closed out with a tribute to some of our favorite bands from Ireland.
1."St. Patrick's Day Parodies" Jimmy Fallon
2. "Irish Whiskey" Illinois
3. "Irish Blood, English Heart" Morrissey
4. "Irish Goodbye" Maria Taylor
5. "Another Kind of Green" John Mayer Trio
6. "Sea Green, See Blue" Jaymay
7. "For Reverend Green" Animal Collective
8. "Green Gloves" The National
9. "Luck of the Irish (Live)" John Lennon
10. "Lucky" Radiohead
11. "Feeling Lucky" Jimmy Eat World
12. "How Lucky We Are" Meiko
--Artists from Ireland--
13. "Get on Your Boots" U2
14. "Philosophia" The Guggenheim Grotto
15. "Night Rocker" The Chalets
16. "Two Step" Gemma Hayes
17. "Wild Nights" Van Morrison
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uuh... "Whiskey in a Jar" by Thin Lizzy?
Damien Dempsey would punch this list in the face, take a few swigs, and come right back at ya ...
No Damo, for shame.
My favorite Irish pub song: 'The Real Old Mountain Dew' by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem. Listen to that chorus and tell me you're not pumped for St. Patrick's Day. You can't.
Last night as I slept, I dreamt I met with Behan
I shoot him by the hand and we passed the time of day
I asked him his views and the crux of his life philosophies
He had to me these simple words to say:
I am going I am going
Any which way the wind may be blowing
I am going I am going
Where streams of whiskey are flowing.
{Just trying to make up for the shameful omission of Shane MacGowan}
No Pogues???
No Dropkicks??
No even worthy to consider this list.
Lenten prohibitions against the consumption of meat were waived and people would dance, drink and feast—on the traditional meal of Irish bacon and cabbage. March 17th marks the Feast of St. Patrick, or St. Patrick's Day – and that means St. Patrick's Day celebration. For some, it means a parade, or having to wear green (even though Patrick himself is actually associated with the color blue), and many make or order Irish food (though corned beef and cabbage is actually a Jewish dish) and a lot of people just spend a payday loans worth on getting absolutely hammered. You can dress your kids up as Leprechauns if you wish – that's always cute, or you can do it yourself, if you're really short. I wonder what the Irish themselves think of how we celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
I think The Real Old Mountain Dew' by The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem, thanx for posting.
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