Real Irish music
posted by Roger The Blogger | 9:35 pm
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- Name: Roger The Blogger
- Location: United Kingdom
I’ve put some fragments of my writing into this blog. I’m currently working on a novel, which is called ‘Mad dogs and Irishmen’© and consists of different types of characters, many of which live in their own private world of madness. Most of them are real people. From a young age I wanted to experience different things in life before the world left me, and I often put myself into bizarre situations, so I could taste life in all its glories and mysteries…
- Gone to the dogs (part 3)
- On the border
- Provos
- Annual Retreat in Manresa House
- Gone to the dogs (part 2)
- Gone to the dogs (part 1)
- Irish-British war (part 2)
- Irish-British war (part 1)
- That’s my brother. Who? Sylvest...
- My horse was a disaster...
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2 Comments:
Madman: There's something at the baseline of Irish-music that hits hard and hits home. Before my Father-In - Law, was murdered by our British Impearilist Masters - Loyalist imposters.
He, when listening to our cultural inheritance would often say, "Mine's a pint of the black-stuff, its a large one, ie, three pints. IF ever we meet the first one's on me.
I agree. Irish music is powerful. It's bit like the black stuff. It's addictive. I started drinking it when I lived in...Poland during the 1990s. It was the 5% volume export, which is in the red band keg. Later I switched to draught Czech Budwar/Budvar, which had an explosive kick.
A few weeks ago I went back to the black stuff. My favourite is the bottled Guinness. They were called 'depth charges' in the 1960s.
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