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It’s heavy metal back then when we were metal heads we live by 3 laws sex drugs and rock n roll.

Karen carpenter has such a richness in her voice and depth

Boston, New Ireland whichever you prefer. I mean just because you grew up across the pond don't change what you are. "Oh look everybody if you cross the Atlantic it changes your DNA! ......WRONG! Still a Mic'er doodle!

Have you listened to Lunasa

the most popular name in Ireland is mohamed

we used to cover this song in my fife and drum corps. we should bring it back.

The song seems to me a kind of new understanding of things first explored in PF's song "Time." Roger Waters wrote the earlier one, and in his youth captured the kind of dismay felt by so many as they age. Whereas David Gilmour's "The Division Bell" seems more resigned, at peace, with the disappointment that realizing time passes can bring. Really appreciate your taking time to check out these PF songs, and I look forward to more!

You should absolutely check out their version of “Finnegan’s Wake.” It’s a phenomenal blend of punk and traditional music.

Watch the Pulse live version of this song.

btw this is LIVE!

My maiden name was McCarthy. We can't trace it back past my great grandfather. (We live in the US) My grandfather, Owen, married a Cashman (also Irish). What intrigues me is how dark my father was. He tanned in just a few minutes out in the sun, his eyes were brown, eyebrows black. I read somewhere that the McCarthys fled Ireland in Queen E the First's time and it was called the Flight of the Crows. Has anyone else heard this? Could the reference to "Crows" be because of their coloring? Or were they loud, liked bright things and went about in large flocks? I also wondered if dad's darkness might have had some Spanish "contribution"? After the Armada maybe?

I believe Pink Floyd and Steely Dan band names have a similar origin.

My Ancestor Catherine Owen-Cayhill came from County Cork came to the US around 1850 to get something to eat.

Diane you really really need to listen to Kashmir, by Led Zeppelin. The guitar will blow your mind, that’s before Robert Plant’s voice blows you away

Many wait staffers make a better wage with tips than if they were paid a living wage. I know watiers that make 6 figures. Yes I own guns and have since the age of 8, I hunt!

Beautiful choice Diane. Such an epic and inspiring song.

One of the best progressive rock bands ever.Pink floyd's songs specially david gilmour's voice and guitar solo will take you to another world.

Their version of Fields of Athenry would be a better look at how theyve adapted more traditional songs to their style

Great reaction Diane! One of my favourite PF songs. As it was my mom's favourite, I find it hard to get through this one without tearing up since her passing in 2018. Very reflective song! I highly recommend checking the live version from the PULSE tour (you don't need to react to it - but you NEED to see/hear it!) The sound is deeper, fuller. Pink Floyd is truly a 'live' band - they excel at making their studio songs better when performing it before an audience! (might have something to do with the visuals too!) Cheers!

Karen was an angel

There is no Mr Floyd . Founding member Syd Barrett got the name from two blues musicians . Pink Anderson and Floyd Council .

Since the band last played in the 90s, you might recall a minor hit of theirs called “Come Dancing”. There is an accompanying video to the song you can find on UA-cam. I believe you would enjoy it. It’s very theatrical.

"Shipping Down to Boston" by Dropkick Murphys was featured in an American film called THE BOONDOCK SAINTS (1999). It starred Norman Reedus (long before THE WALKING DEAD), Sean Patrick Flannery, Billy Connolly & Willem Dafoe. The Dropkick Murphys song played over the opening credits.

It is so funny to see how young people influenced by Justin Biber music and so on discover REAL MUSIC. 😂😂😂🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

Janis early days with the Waller Creek Boys really shows her talent for the blues.

We call it Paddy Punk in Australia. Dropkick Murphy's, Flogging Molly, The Rumjacks and Pogues

You need to check out Janis singing at the Monterey Pop Festivel, she blew Mama Cass's socks off.

Janis actually got started in the 60's after doing jingles for businesses in the Port Arthur TX area.

I am so fortunate to have been born in the mid 50s.

Diane, check out transcriptions of the album version... You're not the only one struggling with the switching time signatures ;-)

If it wasn't for people who were prepared to "rage against the machine" you probably woudn't have the opportunity to state your opinions, whatever they may be, however these people take a stand which gradually advance people's rights and freedoms. As for the implication of hypocracy, we are all part of "the machine" it is only by using it to highlight injustice that these changes may be achieved. Without people calling out such injustice over decades of gradual change, you would have a very different life.

If you like Iron Maiden so far. Check out their song Aces High. and Run To The Hills. Also check out a band called Sabaton and check out their song Primo Victoria

As someone who enjoys pink floyd, I don't think I've ever heard that song before

The Pogues were the very first band to play a mixture of Irish Folk Music and Punk Rock back in 1982. In my opinion, they will always be in a category of their own and not part of a "Celtic Punk Trifecta". There were The Pogues, then there were hundreds of bands that were all influenced by them and came after. Just my two cents. RIP Shane MacGowan ☘️

I’m curious, all this music you’ve never heard before…. What kind of music DID you listen to?

Thank You. 👍👍

My first concert was Janis Joplin with Santana opening. Pittsburgh, Civic Arena

If you would have been there then, you could have sat on my soldiers

God Bless this young, innocent lass lol.... To get her mind REALLY BLOWN WIDE OPEN, might I suggest watching AC/DC's Live @ Donnington... She'll come away with a MUCH fuller apprecitation of this LEGENDARY band, the eponymous "Thunder from Down Under" RIP Bon & Malcolm, respectively.... \m/ \m/

If you have a gas range/oven call the gas company first. They have to inspect it.... giving you an free answer to what is wrong... and sometimes they have to fix it if it is a gas issue or they turn the gas off until you call a repair person.

My Irish dad always told this joke 'Why no Irish get offended by Irish jokes? (he'd yell) BECAUSE THEY'RE ALL TRUE!' and laugh his ass off and get another beer

too bad you didn't try Gino's East. Its cornbread crust is amazing! Its definitely in the top 3 of the best deep dish pizza in Chicago. Uno's is not; .

Please don't forget you was going to do stairway to heaven live

can I get a date with your producer or can I pay her to be my guide in Ireland?

This song spent 31 weeks on the australian charts

I loved eating at Gino's East for their Meaty-Legend Deep-Dish Pizza that I saw Adam Richman eat on Man vs Food back when he was the host.

No, you do NOT have to tip in the US.

Dark side of the moon, PF👍

Tommy Rowe - Cinamon

When TV first started (1949), the FCC introduced the Fairness Doctrine , which stated that holders of broadcast licenses had to present both sides of controversial issues in a manner fairly reflecting the different viewpoints. That changed in 1987 when Reagan abolished the Fairness Doctrine . You'll find that much of what's wrong with our country can be traced to Reagan and the Moral Majority-types who are turning us into a Christo-fascist state.