Love thos!

You don't have to be Irish to be Irish.

just beautiful..... no other words. perfection.

i feel so privileged to have heard & seen these guys during their peak. absolutely beautiful harmonies mixed amongst the chaos of their performances.

Take Marx, Take Christ, Take drugs!

I can listen to paul sing all day

why is wotshisname in a wheelcher?

Still makes me cry.

Here in 2024

Paul McDermott.. Plays like the devil.. with the voice of an angel 😇!

For clarification: The triangle was where they trussed you up for a flogging. Legs spread, hands to the apex.

Paul should have seriously had a massive recording career, his voice sends chills

Richard getting slapped and just disappearing out of frame never fails to make me laugh out loud.

😂😂😂😂😂

Rock it Tricky Ricky , Gonna Rock it to the Left, Rock it Tricky Ricky , Gonna Rock it the Right !

Brilliant Paul.

1:42 - you see why Richard didn't want to stay around...

Pod Caaaast, broad Caaaast and online you're listening to conver-saaations with dick fidler... You almost get a bit teary to be honest..

Re: Brendan Behan : And to think my grannie is a Behan from Dublin .

Every ANZAC Day I play it loud

We need to have reality TV like this not the crap we served continually these days. bring back the Big Gig!

Remember the first time I saw DAAS at Adelaide Fringe back in the 80s. It was the first date I went on with my future husband. Loved their performance.

I've never seen a KZbin "Most replayed" part that's the whole damn video before.

DAAS ... Doug Anthony All Stars ... Fucking Talented Cuntz

“I’ll show you why dog breeders recommend Paul” remains one of my favourite DAAS lines ever

Brilliant version, the best, so beautiful.

Ok - here's a funny one. I bumped into Paul at Jamberoo - we were both there with our families- I thanked him for the entertainment and fun; he was caught off guard- he didn't expect to be recognised in oversized boardie's etc - but as we were dressed the sane - it was ok! Two middled aged men, with their kids at a family fun park. Isn't lie strange.

This is way more hauntingly beautiful than the original

Awesome

From Denmark ! love it! what a voice !

My Great Great Great Grandfather was transported from Cork to Sydney Town in 1818, on the prison ship Martha. He died in 1857 after earning his freedom and running a farm on the Hawkesbury river to feed Sydney Town. His “crime” was stealing a cow to feed his family in Enniskillen. I am proud to be his descendent, and I’m proud of my Irish Catholic “convict” ancestry. James Smith, my GGG grandfather.

What a different time it was. If only we could rewind.

Richard always was my favourite

seen them in Belfast castle court think it was 1993 very funny

Jesus loves you...

I saw these guys perform live when I was 13, Paul singled me out and made fun of my hair. I fucking loved it.

Such an awesome rendition..wonderful

O well, D.A.A.S. were at time, must see 😢

If knew that ended in chair

Of all the versions of this song, this is by far my favourite. 30+ years later. Love these guys. Respect.

Who’s the original artist ? I love Paul singing this , seems personal ..

😂😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😊

Must say voices were alright

Warm up to them. Part of history comedy, when in house

Why did KZbin put this in an auto generated play list called "Children's music"?

Great harmony great act

Brilliant, as usual. I remember watching this on "The Big Gig" back in the day. This song has additional pathos and meaning for Irish-Australians, such as myself, Paul and Tim. There is the meaning behind "The Auld Triangle" insofar as for the Irish convicts, but there is additional meaning in the part about Brendan Behan. He was one of Ireland's greatest poets and writers. He was the voice of Ireland's workers and downtrodden. His funeral is considered to be the third-largest in Irish history, after those of Michael Collins and Charles Stewart Parnell, which speaks volumes about his place in Irish culture. Here's the original "Lament for Brendan Behan", sung by the Clancy Brothers. :kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnjbXoevaL-sbKc

The title theme to the series 1899, White Rabbit brought me straight back to: "Well I say no more Alice, when she's ten foot tall, no more blowing in the wind or I will be released..."

The lyrics really haven't aged at all.

Don't you wish satire and commentary was alive now.