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[@WorldOfPain666]

Flogging Molly. They are just as good if not better this great band. There is a band called Old Blind Dogs, they are a very Scottish band.

[@josephwood4362]

Idk man. They give a different vibe. FM is more like the Pogues and DKM is closer to classic street punk (with bagpipes)

[@dkmcbigsley]

NOT better

[@jamielawson2699]

Yo ramjacks aint to bad ether

[@steele_heart77]

They're not Scottish, they're Irish...

[@jamielawson2699]

Still good but

[@DusteyeMC]

also give a listen to flogging molly and their track drunken lullabies. its a fun one for sure. love them and dropkick. both awesome bands for sure.

[@FatSquatch75]

Also saints and sinners

[@jessicawinter261]

Agreed!! FM is lyrically deeper than DKM in my opinion!! “If I ever leave this world alive” was the first song I heard and fell in love!!

[@margaretgreen5263]

Dusteye omg! Yes! Love the Mollys!

[@mr.osclasses5054]

As a history teacher AND from the Boston area, I feel it's my duty to impart this knowledge on you guys. Before I talk about the Famine, I'll just say another great reaction. You guys are some of the most likable reactors on here. I found you through your BABYMETAL reactions, but you've hit a bunch of songs I love (or at least know) outside of them, and it's fun to watch people discover a lot of them. I am actually a little shocked that you think the people of Boston are so nice, I always hear how we're assholes or just don't like talking to people. It's nice to have someone say they had a different - and good - experience here! We'd love to have you back sometime, and I'd be happy to do a bit of tour guiding around the area and/or grabbing a drink. Now, onto the Famine... So back in the 1840's-1860's there were multiple failed crops of potatoes in Ireland, this long period of time is known as the "Potato Famine". Potatoes were the staple diet of the Irish citizenry, most of whom were very poor, so growing potatoes was one of the easiest crops to grow in the climate of Ireland. Unfortunately, due to over-cultivation of the land by growing these crops for centuries, the crops started to fail to grow. This led MANY Irish people to literally starve to death because there wasn't anything else for them to eat. Some of them actually decided they had to leave. They couldn't risk it, so they left and settled in the new U.S., which was starting to be an up-and-coming country with endless possibilities for the future. They mainly came into New York or Boston. It's important to look at the British in this story as well, because they actually controlled Ireland at the time of the Famine. They were shipping THRU THE PORTS OF IRELAND tons and tons of food to go out to their other colonies and all over the world: meat, grains, breads, everything necessary to live, and they shipped them out thru Ireland and didn't give the Irish people a second thought on if they should help them and give them food. In at least one documented instance, a British Lord wrote to someone saying that the plan was to purposely not help the Irish and to make Ireland so bad for them that they would leave and this would lead to the British being able to take over entirely and live there! Think about how much of a monster you would have to be to willingly send food out of a country with a famine that is technically made up of your own people, and to do it on purpose to get them to leave so you could come in and take over. It is disgusting what happened. The Irish people JUST got back to the same population number that existed pre-Famine, according to their most recent census. It took nearly 180 years to recover their population from those who died and fled.

[@LozzaMonTozza]

Thats a good summary except for the population bit. The population of ireland is still less than half what it was pre famine but that also owes to people emmigrating due to the troubles etc. The brits never really let up on the irish.

[@mr.osclasses5054]

@@LozzaMonTozza I could have sworn I read that the population just got back to pre-famine levels. I'll have to look that up again to see what it was then. I'll let you know what I find.

[@georgeshields9054]

We all need to chill on all that “He’s not really from Ireland, she’s not really Blonde, etc…..The whole planet is a big DNA cess pool anyway… #SPREADLOVE

[@georgeshields9054]

I love you guys BTW….

[@bigploppa154]

@@LozzaMonTozzaTroubles was a significant period of immigration, but to my knowledge it does not come anywhere near the Famine or the wave of immigration surrounding the Revolution and Irish Independence. Early independent Ireland was difficult for many.

[@MattiaF89]

if you never heard this it means you never watched The Departed, and you need to fix that asap

[@juancarlosathome101]

HERE FUCKING HERE!!!!! GO!! WATCH IT!!! NOWWWWW!!!

[@jtrem08]

100% agreed, the departed is an amazing movie!!!

[@detroitpolak9904]

Ha. You hit the nail on the head. That’s where I found it.

[@detroitpolak9904]

That’s where I found it.

[@BunnySk8rProductions]

If I ever leave this world alive - flogging molly and the rocky road to Dublin - the dublinders

[@jenz1138]

I had If I Ever Leave This World Alive at my dad's funeral in 2018. Not a dry eye in that old church!

[@timenkraak01]

Flogging Molly - Rebels of the Sacred Heart. And, for some real Irish music, anything by The Dubliners. Especially the older stuff where Luke Kelly was still alive.

[@4foxsake89]

The Pogues - Sally Maclennane!! truly brilliant !!

[@joegibbskins]

Fall from grace with god

[@andrewbolton9049]

What a tune

[@colinwilson4609]

Thousands are Sailing.

[@colinwilson4609]

Banjos are from Africa. So is the call and response and a lot of the percussion.

[@colinwilson4609]

Haunted by the Ghost as sung by the late great Sinead O'Connor and the late great Shane McGowan is a good start. I'm going to listen to it right now!

[@bravo1495]

Dropkick Murphys-: "Barroom Hero" "Wild Rover" "Going Out in Style" "Ten Years of Service" "The Gauntlet" Flogging Molly: "Drunken Lullabies" "What's Left of the Flag" "The Likes of You Again" "Seven Deadly Sins" "Selfish Man" "Another Bag of Bricks"

[@bryanbowen2935]

How could you not mention Another Bag of Bricks?

[@bravo1495]

@@bryanbowen2935 there's a long list I didn't mention, like Selfish Man as well. Work them in little by little.

[@bravo1495]

@@bryanbowen2935 added it to the list above

[@piratekinghavoc6251]

How can you leave out the state of Massachusetts for Dropkick Murphys and Devils dance floor and Tobacco island for Flogging Molly?

[@kevinbeller8887]

FLOGGING MOLLY is a great Irish rock band!!!! The album "Drunken Lullabies" is their fucking best...ITS AMAZING!! Any song...for real

[@margaretgreen5263]

Kevin Beller that whole album is amazing! ☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@classicmedia8521]

as an irishman, I love to see anyone with irish in there blood appreciating the homeland. We have alot of strong feelings and emotions to our country and are proud when people like yourselves keep it alive

[@bigploppa154]

God bless Ireland from New Jersey. My maternal grandfather was from County Mayo, and my dad’s side comes from Kilkenny and Cork.

[@princebloodgrave8097]

If I recall correctly, Thin Lizzy is an Irish band. Definitely worth checking out.

[@bschuler6216]

Cold Sweat Emerald Opium Trail

[@guitaristcam5573]

If you were like me and born and raised in Massachusetts, you grow up with this song. And yes, Bill Burr is from Boston :) specifically a town called Taunton which is right outside of Boston. One of my friends ran into him a couple years ago in the winter at the Faneuil Hall food court located in the heart of downtown Boston. Lovely city. There is so much more to Boston than just the sports.

[@michaelnichols5777]

Taunton is an hour drive from Boston hardly right outside and while I agree Boston has more to offer than just sports they are the best part.

[@jekkabean]

Their livestreamed concerts during the quarantine have been a godsend. Bless the Dropkick Murphys. Tessa is another great song!

[@timwirasnik5878]

EVERYBODY in this part of the Country ( new England) knows the Dropkick Murphy's!

[@Lippett]

The first World Series was played in 1901. It was a best of 9 and the Red Sox beat the Pirates 5 games to 4 behind 3 wins by a pitcher named Cy Young. The Boston fans travelled en masse to Pittsburgh and they drove the home fans crazy by endlessly singing a song called "Tessie." The Murphys do a remake of it, including lots of original lyrics from a sports fight song written in the 1800's. And it's a totally rockin' Celtic song, in my opinion it's their best.

[@treavorrichards1900]

“Kiss me Im shitfaced”- Dropkick Murphys.

[@chrismiller2517]

If you've seen a Sam Adams commercial, you have more than likely heard the melody of this song

[@MacAnAirchinnighJM]

Saw them when I was stationed in Hawaii. Taps into that Irish part of our genes. Love sharing these moments with y’all. You’re being inundated with so many great bands and songs. Flogging Molly is another similar band. But even more Irish-y.

[@LondonCelticPunks]

Hawaiian Irish Celtic-Punk!!!! londoncelticpunks.wordpress.com/2020/08/23/album-review-the-kona-rogues-batten-down-the-hatches-2020/

[@DanFrijoles]

Really interesting reaction. I'm half Irish and traced my Irish side back a bit. Apparently we came over here and were denied work for being Irish (big anti-Irish sentiment back then). We worked on a few plantations in the south as indentured servants. I have a newspaper article from waaaaay back in the day explaining how my ancestor helped a slave escape. If they were caught, both of them would have been hanged. Thankfully, they made it to the north and lived out their lives.

[@LojakZeRo]

@@smokeyrameriz478 I'm an Irish, Scottish and German dude from Boston with tons of family in County Cork, Ireland. I'm so pale I'm practically translucent. I almost burn at night haha. I've been living in southern Georgia for 10 years, the heat is unbearable, I miss snow!

[@Lannisen]

Now do Flogging Molly, Man With No Country (it's about PTSD in soldiers), Devil's Dance floor (it's just a straight stomper), and The Dirty Glass. You won't be disappointed.

[@anzamoni]

I used to go see Dropkick in NOLA all the time. Last show I went to, some dude threw his beer at the stage. After some yelling between dude and AB, he goes flying off the stage, fight, guy gets kicked out, band continues playing. A friends band opened for them, so we got to all hang out after. Was a lot of fun. High energy show as well.

[@nickrogers3111]

great song but I think "the state of Massachusetts " has more of a story to the song. should check it out even of its off camera

[@fenrirlokison6778]

If u want pirate metal look no further then. Running Wild - Riding The Storm, Running Wild - Pirate Song, Running Wild - Black Bart, Running Wild - Evilution, Miracle Of Sound - Queen of Pirates, Skar - Daughter of the Sea. Have fun!😎

[@keithgarcia2379]

The rumjacks: Irish pub

[@danrudnick5252]

Dude. New segment. World history and Pop culture 101 with Smokey.

[@usmcSeth100]

Please react to "the Goddesses of Bagpipes" cover of shipping up to boston and enter sandman, both songs are on the same video.

[@HSTheWhap]

Hit the Celtic metal! Anything by Cruachan. They are one of the original folk metal acts and are 100% Celtic folklore.

[@nicholaslindsey7087]

Also Primodial

[@pclutch]

Flogging Molly- whats left of the flag The pogues and the dubliners- Irish rover

[@MasonFries]

Ya'll should react to Johnny We Hardly Knew Ya and Rose Tattoo by these guys 👌

[@teresas8173]

Dropkick Murphy’s! They are great! ❤️.... and I’m from Boston. I’ve never seen a reaction to this group 👍👍👍👍👍 May I suggest the Rubberbandits, Black Man .... Rappers from Ireland.

[@marieo6813]

I wanna fight your father by Rubberbandits is so smooooth

[@7ese1vato9]

Horse outside by Rubbernandits

[@Watthead80]

Flogging Molly: Devil's dancefloor, Tobacco Island or Another bag of bricks. The Tossers:U.S.A. is a kick ass song. Pogues: Turkish song of the damned The Rumjacks:Irish pub song or fist full of half dead roses.

[@korylinn2251]

I’ve easily been to 200 concerts over the years (yes I’m old). We saw Flogging Molly with Dropkick Murphys like 2 years ago, and it was absolutely the MOST FUN show I’ve attended. Without a doubt. It was one giant party ☘️ ☘️ ☘️

[@smokeyrameriz478]

You been to almost as many as me... I'm old too!

[@PrettyDeadlyJesse]

"Going Out in Style" "Prisoner's Song" "Here We Go" the list is endless for the Murphys. I have seen them so many times live and they always show up and blow the roof off! Love you guys.

[@chickenwang0087]

Going out of style reminds me of some crazy Irish tap dancing bar music lol I love it

[@adsyyz]

The song "The Irish Rovers" (feat. The Dubliners) by The Pogues. It is a traditional Irish song and this version has the "old school and new school" bands performing it together.

[@howardstark]

You beat me to it! I love the live version so much. Awesome suggestion!

[@fjorukrain04]

"The Foggy Dew" The Chieftains version with Sinead O'Connor singing- very Irish

[@LordSpongy]

I'm shippin off to Bostonnn WooooOOHHOOHHH! So fun to sing to.

[@patwilliams7114]

I call it "drunk rock" my favorite being flogging molly

[@The_Night_Driver]

Muhammed Ali was incredible , Black and Irish, perfect mix for dominance

[@CmdrAvon]

Gary Moore, one of the greatest guitarists ever, who was also in thin Lizzy for awhile was Irish. One of his songs (over the hills and far away) was actually covered by Nightwish!

[@harrywalkey6298]

John Morrissey, an Irish immigrant who was a boxer in NYC fought for the irish in america, founded the dead rabbits, and became a congressman. He's most famous for his feud with Bill Pooli a.k.a. "Bill the Butcher"

[@Jilhoa1]

Just so you know, Irish bagpipes are calles uilleann pipes ;)

[@angelispawn]

personally to me, best thing to come out of Ireland, musically, are The Cranberries....

[@pjreilly152]

Dear god.... have you never heard of Rory Gallagher?

[@matthewdrake4385]

Try Thin Lizzy if you want Irish rock. Their cover of Whiskey in the Jar, which is an old traditional Irish folk song is well done. Their singer/ bassist was black Irish and kind of resembled Jimi Hendrix.

[@dkmcbigsley]

SO much more Dropkicks please! The Gang's All Here, Fields of Athenry, State of Massachusetts....

[@Godspeed1756]

Hollywood has a Bophomet shirt. Eliphas Levi original.

[@annabialko2599]

I love baphy stuff

[@CurzonB]

More Celtic rock...The Real McKenzies would be awesome. "Scots Wha' Ha'e" (The version off of their newest album), or "My Head Is Filled With Music" would be my top two recommendations.

[@UnwrittenSpade]

Listen boys, if your gonna do irish please do The Tossers “buckets of beer” off of their seminal album “we will never be sober again” because they are the OGs of irish rock and they even started before bands like dropkick murpheys. The tossers were the first to do it! BUCKETS OF BEER will blow your face off homies. Most people dont even know that tossers came before dropkick. They also cover “The rocky road to dublin” like dropkick and many more bands do”

[@fetus_the_paddy5420]

Tossers is my absolute fav

[@JMulvy]

Love DKM! I'm from the Boston area, seen them a couple of times. Each time it was just ...epic. They do a lot of free shows too. When it comes to cultural appropriation there is a big difference between showing your appreciation for a culture, and exploiting it. People who do it for sake of controversy to stimulate a conversation that centers around themselves specifically should not be looked up to. Then you have the gray area of children's Halloween costumes (Disney's Moana for example) obviously it shows an appreciation for the culture seeing as how they look up to those characters based on those cultures, but the actual people of that culture (Maori) took issue with it because it included temporary tattoos and in their culture those are not a fashion statement. They are a right of passage that shows a dedication to their culture and their people. If someone was really trying to show an appreciation for the Maori culture, they would understand that including tattoos in the Maori style would not be appreciate din the first place. That is just one example of many where an attempt was made to show a love and understanding of a culture that turned into cultural exploitation.

[@LozzaMonTozza]

Murphys are alright but they have nothing on flogging molly. "Powers out" is a good one of theirs.

[@loganohlhaver1479]

I love Flogging Molly but I prefer Dropkick

[@andrewbolton9049]

Flogging molly are nothing on DKM

[@joshcharney4776]

Ok ex-sailor talking here and while at sea we had these refueling and re-supplying at sea called a RAS, and when we get done we do a break away, basically going fast as hell away from the supply ship and we always played a song. I can not tell you how many times it was always this song. I laughed really hard the first time that happened and I laughed everytime after cause someone always bitched when this song was played.

[@smokeyrameriz478]

That's funny

[@danmilliken6172]

Street Dogs - Final Transmission- Back to the World- Savin Hill - War after the War

[@andrewbolton9049]

Street dogs, what a fucking band

[@dustendoolen4657]

Bro this os not what i keeded right now hahahah.... geting me pumped even before we start. Supposed to go fishing tomorrow morning, now you got me into my roots..... LETS GOOOO!!!!!

[@dustendoolen4657]

You never heard bagpipes though

[@nagatopainbio-hazard221]

Apologize this will be my last comment I promise lol Your video for Heilung was shared in one of my groups for them and I commented that I've seen the video and you guys did a very good job, which you did it was a very open-minded experience and I was so happy for that 🤘🍀🤘 Some people cringe at kai uwe faust when he does the throat singing but to me it just adds to it, it adds to the tribal sound, that ancient old world feel and experience. my bucket list is to a get a tattoo done by him, he does traditional Nordic tap style, no tattoo guns 😈 which suits me just fine, I would consider it an honor, he is one of the world's top tattoo artists for Nordic symbols and then afterwards watch them play live 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 by mighty Odin I want to be fucking ripped for that that be a hell of an experience

[@otakubancho6655]

Come Christmas time,you should react to the season's upon us by the dropkick murphys,funny as hell!😆😆😆

[@traviscummings9178]

The most St. Patrick's Day song you'll ever hear

[@md_vandenberg]

Should you transition to listening to Dutch music, check out: "The Gathering" by Delain; one of hundreds of Symphonic Metal bands but I feel like they're overlooked. "Radar Love" by Golden Earring, the most dangerous highway driving song ever made. They've been rockin' since 1961. "Good Thing" by Vandenberg's MoonKings, starring Adrian Vandenberg formerly of 80's Hard Rock band Whitesnake. (No relation, probably.) For the most obnoxious thing The Netherlands has ever given the world, check out Vengaboys and a little song called "We Like to Party". And for something different, look up Junkie XL.

[@genehunt4034]

1. YES, cultural cross-pollination is a blessing, not a crime. 2. For some great Irish music, check out The Wailin' Banshees cover of Steve Earle's "Copperhead Road".

[@MemphisBasketball1]

Check out their song called The Boys are back

[@lynnetteglocke3584]

...from the soundtrack of The Boondock Saints ....

[@jacobsternig3580]

Dropkick Murphys - Going out in Style... What a song

[@markoconnor995]

I've seen the Drop Kick Murphy's a couple dozen times, mostly in Chicago and NYC. Met some of the band as well. Another similar band, but less punk and more folk is Flogging Molly. Molly kept closer to Pogues roots, while the Murphy's are more from the Clash mold. Other great Celtic punk bands are: The Real Mckenzie's The Rumjacks Lick the Tins (🇮🇪nice Elvis cover) Big Country The Pogues The Tossers The Cranberries (🇮🇪) The first 5 albums for the Murphy's are probably their best. Should especially try the Sing Loud album, starting at the beginning with "For Boston." The Murphy's did fight songs for the Red Sox and the Bruins. They also do a lot of charity work in Boston. Bassist, Casey owns a popular Irish pub. Boston is part of the Irish Triangle (NYC, Chicago & Boston) and is nearly 70% ethnically Irish. It's known in Ireland as Ireland's most western city. St Patrick's week in Boston is nuts.

[@zerocool3170]

Dropkick Murphys are an American Celtic punk band formed in Quincy, Massachusetts, in 1996. The band was initially signed to independent punk record label Hellcat Records, releasing five albums for the label, and building a reputation locally through constant touring and yearly St. Patrick's Day week shows, held in and around Boston. The 2004 single "Tessie" became the band's first mainstream hit and one of their biggest charting singles to date. The band's final Hellcat release, 2005's The Warrior's Code, included the song "i'm Shipping Up to Boston"; the song was featured in the 2006 Academy Award-winning movie The Departed, and went on to become the band's only Platinum-selling single to date, and remains one of their best-known songs. The band is known for their loud, energetic live shows. Check out the track "Rose Tattoo "

[@Dinkdownn]

Go Bruins 🐻💛

[@joegibbskins]

Because of the British, Ireland became almost solely used to grow potatoes. The Irish ate them constantly like a dozen different ways, used them to play sports, etc. Then when the crop failed the whole island starved and there was a mass exodus to the US to Boston, NY, Baltimore, and initially New Orleans. About half of the Irish who arrived in NO died of malaria though because they had no existing immunity, and because science was crude, people assumed it had to do with the Irish by wing made for the warmer climates and the arrivals in NO ceased. More came into Baltimore than anywhere else and that is probably because Maryland had been a Catholic colony. But obviously Boston is the most culturally Irish-American today

[@jahrolo]

That song is my ringtone for over 6 years now ;)

[@kentgrady9226]

South Boston: last big city where cops are more afraid of the white residents than the black residents. I went to a neighborhood bar there once (I'm white, for the record) and felt lucky to get out unscathed. I'm convinced that it was my Irish family name that saved me from a beating. "Shipping up to Boston" is an old sea shanty. It was popular amongst Irish sailors who either sought work on British merchant ships or has been press-ganged into service in the British navy. Highland pipes and drums are Scottish in origin. They came to be associated with Irish immigrants because they were played by non-English units of the British army. Irish soldiers in British service wanted permission to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day in early 18th Century New York. They were granted permission, provided that the event have "a British military air". And thus, the first Saint Patrick's Day parade was born. After independence, American military units composed largely of Irish immigrants (ex. The 69th New York Infantry), police departments and fire departments composed largely of Irish immigrants, also adopted the practice. Saturday morning trivia....

[@jasonjtd79dunne88]

Also a lot of Irish were once slaves of the British and they left to escape the tyranny but they were still ostracised here and took all the jobs that nobody wanted like law enforcement and sanitation.

[@Watthead80]

This song is literally about a guy going up to Boston to find his prosthetic leg.

[@odinnsson9181]

Hell yeah! All those groups you had up were great choices, when you want to jump into irish folkmetal Cruachan is your band. Or Irish rappers like Terawrizt ,Jun Tzu, rob Kelly

[@milemortis1484]

You guys are always fun .

[@gregrodriguez5697]

An Irish 7 course meal..a 6 pack of Guinness and a baked potato. I'm Irish and Cuban..Irish and proud

[@microgirl3789]

Chris Cornell "Nothing Compares 2 U"

[@tomjohnston1220]

Wyatt Earp was the referee at the first ever world boxing championship.

[@richardknight8986]

Seen these guys 3 times in Boston on St. Patty's day. Phenomenal show

[@phreak811]

More MURPHY'S!! Heroes From Our Past, Going out in Style, Spicy McHaggis Jig, Mob Mentality. All great ones to listen to. Also if you are going down that road might as well get some Flogging Molly in there. Seven Deadly Sins, Tobacco Island, Wailing Wall are all great starters.

[@nagatopainbio-hazard221]

Top O'the mornin 🍀 Hollywood I love your Baphoment shirt 🤘😈🤘 Just off of work and checking out your video now, man I love some Irish music 🇮🇪

[@spthibault]

Warriors Code, Fields of Athenry, Tobacco Island, and Workers Song Also "The kids belong to the state of Massachusetts" Frank Turner's, "English Curse"

[@fernand_ducci]

Bro! Flogging Molly - Drunkin Lullabies 💯% Irish An Honourable mention The Cranberries, one of the greatest bands to come out of Ireland.

[@timwirasnik5878]

Flogging Molly as well

[@dustendoolen4657]

You're walking a dangerous line close to the juggalo promotion lol... Rose tattoo, or something from the rumjacks. Good.stuff

[@adamthrasher449]

Rose tattoo is a good one by Dropkick Murphys also

[@kitoyobeni1]

Best band from Ireland....Thin Lizzy

[@blacktemplar9499]

Flogging molly, rumjacks, dropkick murphys, fiddlers green, give em all a listen lads

[@EldritchCelt]

Y'all need to check out The Dreadnaughts- The Cruel Wars. or The Longest Johns The Cruel Wars. Both are great versions of the songs

[@LEXLUTHER66666]

you guys have to check out the song barrels of whiskey!!

[@jamesparker8808]

Speaking of John Sullivan, Dropkick Murphys did a song about him called Blood and Whiskey. Give it a listen.

[@smokeyrameriz478]

Oh sweet. I definitely got to check that out

[@jamesparker8808]

@@smokeyrameriz478 Good deal. Love you guys' reactions. Can't wait for the next one.

[@smokeyrameriz478]

Thank you for being here and interacting with us

[@jamesparker8808]

@@smokeyrameriz478 No problem, Smokey. It's a pleasure.

[@peeweewallabowski7084]

Flogging Molly and The Real McKenzies next! And a Dropkick Murphy song I really like is Going Out In Style 🍀

[@deifyingpariahs]

I love anything with bagpipes being of Irish decent.

[@pjreilly152]

Here's something short and special for you then, Seamus Ennis (on the Uilleann pipes, not the great Highland) kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3eWl4pqg9Srb7c

[@robertworkman1419]

Best bar fight jam ever

[@sentenced03]

thank you! i have been making this argument for years that 99% of what people say is cultural appropriation is in fact bs. you have to have a mixing and blending of culture to create new and great things. cultural purity literally never helped anyone make anything great. as long as you aren't mocking or using a culture to do harm to others blend away.

[@moc9893]

I discovered DKM from the movie The Departed back in 06 and being Irish it appealed to me straight away. 🇮🇪🤘

[@jasonparsons7653]

You guys should react to mad seasons, long gone day. Its a supergroup that Layne Staley from Alice in chains was a singer on.

[@Kayak7seas]

Rumjacks, The Real McKenzies, Flogging Molly are all good Celtic Punk Bands

[@shaunagrace1308]

Originally being from Boston I love seeing appreciation for this!!!! Much love guys

[@BakerStreetShootout]

Love me some Dropkick Murphys, love me some Flogging Molly, but y’all gotta check out Eluvietie (pronounces El-Vay-Tee) Check out “king”, “call of the mountain”, and “rebirth”. I swear you won’t be disappointed

[@keithmorrissey3848]

Primordial - The Coffin Ships would be a good Irish band to react to. Was about the Potato famine!

[@tamisanlatherow3103]

The Potato famine (1845-49) was caused by a combination of potato blight a fungus, which destroyed the tubers (the part you eat), and English governmental policy which denied aid to the starving Irish populace. Because of this, 1 million people died and another 1.5 million emigrated to the states, predominantly to Massachusetts, dropping the population by more than a quarter. The song itself has become a working-class Boston anthem although the song itself has nothing to do with the Irish per say. I agree with everyone else, you all should check out Flogging Molly. Great guys, very, very Irish. One venue I saw them at ran out of Guinness about three songs in and the band stopped the concert and just chatted with us until they were restocked!

[@nsogre]

Saw these guys, Mighty Mighty Boss Tones, and Flogging Molly in concert a few years back at a St. Patricks day Party. Hell of a good time.

[@daviddesjardins6539]

Kings of connaught, rocky road to Dublin. A true song. Actually a 200 year old poem ....

[@larryb3261]

U need to listen to a dirty glass from them

[@mikemcgilicutty666]

Pogues. That's it. Pogues. They are the daddy of the bands people are mentioning (other than the Dubliners who are the granddaddies). Pick from: Body of an American. If I Should Fall From Grace With God. Sally MacLenanne. Streams of Whiskey.