Artist	Song
The Skels	I'll See You In Hell
Saint Bushmill's Choir	Molly Maguires
Sharky Doyles	Stand Up
Siobhan	Welfare State
Flogging Molly	Screaming At The Wailing Wall
Dropkick Murphys	I'm Shipping Up To Boston
Irish Stew of Sindidun	Black And Tans
Blood OR Whiskey	Deathwatch
Barleyjuice	What's Up Yours?
Biblecode Sundays	Ghosts Of Our Past
Finnegan's Lads	God Save Ireland
Greenland Whalefishers	Ramones
Junkman's Choir	Blood Special
The Killigans	Give The Bastards Hell
Dropkick Murphys	Worker's Song
Flatfoot 56	Chinatown Jail Break
Mr. Irish Bastard	Gypsy Road To Nowhere
Meisce	When The Guns Have All Been Fired
The Pogues	The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

Comment:

None too subtle, eh?I understand that the term "pissed" in the UK leans towards a description on one that has had too much to drink. Here in the US, it means anger leading to rage.As me da's ma and me ma's da were both raven-haired, blue-eyed Irish, I reserve the right to use the term "Mick" to describe myself. If this upsets you, piss off. Thanks.Mix was started while listening to my other mix of attitude malfunction, and I found myself hitting repeat on Flatfoot 56. That lead to opening that cut along with the Worker's Song. The assumption of room temperature of Roger Smith, target of Michael Moore's Roger & Me, lead to an attitude of Up Yours Corporate Scumbags, and one thing lead to another, and here we have an entire disc of weeping, wailing, howling sons and daughters from the Emerald Isle, even the ones from Boston and Chicago.The final pairing were inevitable, really. Once I heard Meisce, I knew I had to put my favorite Pogues cut on.I've known too many poor/broke souls sent across the seas to fight for someone else's sake. Running time: 66:42. Enough time to do the dishes and mop the kitchen.

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