The songs he writes have that immediate effect, if you can hear those songs and not immediately fall headfirst into Shane's world, you're probably not human!
I loved The Pogues when I was young in the early 90’s but haven’t listened them for ages. Yesterday was a sad day as Shane passed away so I watched this documentary to celebrate his life. I cried so many times, laughed so many times. What a life. What a wonderful, amazing, eventful life he got to live 💚
We are so grateful to share a time in this planet with people like Shane Mac Gowan. Forever grateful I flew all the way from Argentina to Washington DC to see The Pogues right before Philip passed away. Went with my brother who introduced me to The Pogues many many moons ago. We got drunk drinking russian beer. We danced, we jumped, we laughed and we cried
As a mexican, living in México, it was very difficult for me being able to watch this documentary. Today, I finally watched it online. Definitely an awesome piece of art: the way Shane's sister speak about his brother, and to hear from Shane himself the way in which the musical bussiness contributed to ruin his life. The pages of Hellblazer and Garth Ennis brought me to The Pogues's music and it has stayed with me along many of the darkest and joyeful moments of my life. It is kinda weird how the music of a faraway country can speak directly to the soul of people in another continent. Long life to Shane's legacy! PS. Sorry for my bad english, it ain't my first language.
I'm 37 years old I can't remember a time in my life I haven't listened to the Shane and the pouges, we were brought up listening to them, finally got to see them about 9/10 years ago in Sydney, absolutely blew me away, not only is he the best song writer, the band are unbelievably talented musicians, I cannot wait for this ❤️❤️
I saw the Pogues at Sammy’s Nightclub, Dunedin, New Zealand, I wonder if he remembers if he was ever there. It was a long time ago can’t remember much myself but who cares, to be able to say ‘I have seen the Pogues’ is enough 😇
I‘ve seen the movie at Zurich Filmfest in a small theater with Johnny and Shane‘s wife walkin‘ in and saying a few words before it started. Pretty cool experience.
Thank you Johnny for this and your friendship with Shane . You have immortalised the lyricist the poet and Shane's talent . Go raibh mîle maith agut A Cairde 🙏🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪. Bless you for being there at the end to lay Shane to Rest in Tipperary 🙏 🇮🇪☘️
Next time somebody tells me music is just entertainment will play them this trailer. And if they don't agree, will just loudly tell them to FOOOOOOKOFF in true Shane tradition
I fist saw The Pogues at CBGBs in 1986 shortly after I graduated from uni and took a not so surreptitious trip to NYC to see friends and escape my failed marriage. Shane fell of the stage three times before the first half of their set was finished. I saw them again in Minneapolis in 1989, just after Hell’s Ditch came out a third time in 1993 during the Waiting for Herb tour, and a fourth time in Glasgow, Scotland during the Christmas tour in 2007. I was also the last time I saw them all before Philip’s passing six years later. Shane may be a piss drunk, but there’ll never be another one like him. I can’t wait to see this film.
Songs of sick beds, coffin ships, hot wiring Cadillacs, rainy nights, whores and horses, misty mornings, rusty tin cans and old Hurley balls, main drag, lullabies, broad majestic rivers, women wailing on the strand, this man can do it all. Shane Patrick Lysaght MacGowan is a pure genius and in my opinion, THE greatest songwriter ever. Makes me proud to be Irish. Whoever said don’t meet your heroes was wrong. Met him and loved him ten times more afterwards. A true son of Ireland 🇮🇪
Shane is four months older than I am. I've told my relatives that if I should die before him, I would like my marker to read: "I can't believe that Shane MacGowan lived longer than I did!"
I was brought up on Poitin , Punk and Irish music from an early age , so when The Pogues arrived on the scene it was like a gift from God himself ! ; The trinity ( three in one !) He's up there with the great ones Gershwin , Cole Porter , Burt Baccarach and Hal David , Bob Dylan , Lennon & MacCartney ....... Shane MacGowan - Legend ! :) Go raibh mile' maitha agat Shane agus go mbere muid beo ar' an amseo aris ! xx
One of the most iconoclastic people of my generation gets his own much-needed doc. A boatload of talent with a ferry full of issues. But I love him nonetheless. Cannot wait for this.
@@EShelby2127 I watched this so many times that I've lost count....and every single time that I watch Ronnie Drew sing 'The Dunes' I.... Well it's just fucking powerful.
Just bought and watched the DVD. Gotta say it far exceeded my expectations, by far the best docu I have seen in awhile. I am buying it now also for my mum, her family hails from Tipperary. I hadn't been aware of Shane's huge contribution to Irish culture and music, which I love so much. Well done to Johnny D and good friends, I hope they do more projects like this (Minamata movie also wonderful). Cheers.
I saw, them !ive In 1989 In Boston They looked like mad pirates as The fan machine blew them Shane had his lyrics In his hand Rolling Stone mag covered that show It was magic 😁
I saw the movie, it's good. Shane MacGowan is genuinely insane I think Though there are things that they didn't really explore, like his time with the Popes and making two albums with them, his life basically from 1994-2015 or why he's been in a wheelchair
@@ThePogue95 Nah he fell really hard and basically shattered his pelvis, like I know why but for people that don't it would have been good to at least explain that
There is a song played twice in this film (one of Shane's). First, in the early sequences before the MacGowan's move to London, and again just a few minutes before the end credits. Uptempo and joyous. Dying to know what it is, and I wasn't able to pick it out in the credits.
I can't tell which song you mean, but "Broad Majestic Shannon" isn't in the credits and it was played early on. It's one of the Pogues most uplifting songs, but ironically it's about him reassuring someone on her deathbed that all the pain she's had to live through will be over after she dies, and it ends with him after she's died walking home through places they used to walk together.
Today, world lost this creative madman. Whatever path you're on now, godspeed to you, Shane.
For anyone wondering this film is bloody amazing. I went into it having never heard of the Pogues or Shane. Came out a die hard fan.
The songs he writes have that immediate effect, if you can hear those songs and not immediately fall headfirst into Shane's world, you're probably not human!
I loved The Pogues when I was young in the early 90’s but haven’t listened them for ages. Yesterday was a sad day as Shane passed away so I watched this documentary to celebrate his life. I cried so many times, laughed so many times. What a life. What a wonderful, amazing, eventful life he got to live 💚
@@Prafik614hi there where did y watch the doc can y send me link
I have watched this 15 times already and can't stop putting in more comments as every time I am more and more excited
Couldn’t agree more
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Waiting for a Shane / Campino co-production.
We are so grateful to share a time in this planet with people like Shane Mac Gowan. Forever grateful I flew all the way from Argentina to Washington DC to see The Pogues right before Philip passed away. Went with my brother who introduced me to The Pogues many many moons ago. We got drunk drinking russian beer. We danced, we jumped, we laughed and we cried
Counting the days until this gets released. God bless Shane MacGowan
Thank you for the music R.I.P. Shane 🇮🇪💚
As a mexican, living in México, it was very difficult for me being able to watch this documentary. Today, I finally watched it online. Definitely an awesome piece of art: the way Shane's sister speak about his brother, and to hear from Shane himself the way in which the musical bussiness contributed to ruin his life. The pages of Hellblazer and Garth Ennis brought me to The Pogues's music and it has stayed with me along many of the darkest and joyeful moments of my life. It is kinda weird how the music of a faraway country can speak directly to the soul of people in another continent. Long life to Shane's legacy! PS. Sorry for my bad english, it ain't my first language.
Awesome dude respect from Dublin 🇮🇪🇲🇽
Bravo 👏
Where can i find it online? ...for free...
You're English is great, very well expressed mi amigo 🇲🇽🇮🇪
So proud that Shane managed to touch a soul all the way in Sunny Mexico. 🇮🇪☘️🫡
I'm 37 years old I can't remember a time in my life I haven't listened to the Shane and the pouges, we were brought up listening to them, finally got to see them about 9/10 years ago in Sydney, absolutely blew me away, not only is he the best song writer, the band are unbelievably talented musicians, I cannot wait for this ❤️❤️
I haven’t been this excited for something in a while. Pogue Mahone to any dissenters.
The Pogue's are nothing but a wedding band
@@davidkulczyk678 hahahahahahahahhaha good one
@@davidkulczyk678 clown
KISS MY ARSE! The pogue's are beyond great.
@@davidkulczyk678 Pogues, not Pogue's. Thicko!
Went in to it knowing very little about Shane and the Pogues. What an unforgettable watch! A Pair of Brown Eyes is a beautiful song
I saw the Pogues at Sammy’s Nightclub, Dunedin, New Zealand, I wonder if he remembers if he was ever there. It was a long time ago can’t remember much myself but who cares, to be able to say ‘I have seen the Pogues’ is enough 😇
I‘ve seen the movie at Zurich Filmfest in a small theater with Johnny and Shane‘s wife walkin‘ in and saying a few words before it started. Pretty cool experience.
Amazing story about an amazing man! Thanks Johnny for making this possible and for just being you!
Thank you Johnny for this and your friendship with Shane . You have immortalised the lyricist the poet and Shane's talent . Go raibh mîle maith agut A Cairde 🙏🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪. Bless you for being there at the end to lay Shane to Rest in Tipperary 🙏 🇮🇪☘️
Next time somebody tells me music is just entertainment will play them this trailer. And if they don't agree, will just loudly tell them to FOOOOOOKOFF in true Shane tradition
I fist saw The Pogues at CBGBs in 1986 shortly after I graduated from uni and took a not so surreptitious trip to NYC to see friends and escape my failed marriage. Shane fell of the stage three times before the first half of their set was finished. I saw them again in Minneapolis in 1989, just after Hell’s Ditch came out a third time in 1993 during the Waiting for Herb tour, and a fourth time in Glasgow, Scotland during the Christmas tour in 2007. I was also the last time I saw them all before Philip’s passing six years later. Shane may be a piss drunk, but there’ll never be another one like him. I can’t wait to see this film.
CBGB'S what a place what a fucking place 😂 wild times were a must
Songs of sick beds, coffin ships, hot wiring Cadillacs, rainy nights, whores and horses, misty mornings, rusty tin cans and old Hurley balls, main drag, lullabies, broad majestic rivers, women wailing on the strand, this man can do it all. Shane Patrick Lysaght MacGowan is a pure genius and in my opinion, THE greatest songwriter ever. Makes me proud to be Irish. Whoever said don’t meet your heroes was wrong. Met him and loved him ten times more afterwards. A true son of Ireland 🇮🇪
Rock&Party Out Among the Stars 🎶💞🎶 NZ 2023
There is only one Shane Macgowan and he will buried all of us. The most wonderful songwriter in this world. We will always love you, Shane!
Farewell, beautiful poet. ❤
Depp did a great job producing it. Also, It had been announced that he is going to work in the movie based on macgowan's life.
He's actually going to appear in the movie
@@tizyman7120 yeah he is going to play the older version.
Oh no that will be cringeworthy to watch if that's true, I can already imagine it.
This movie will make every other rock flick seem to be a kindergarten movie
R.I.P. LEGEND 💔
the legend Shane Macgowan.. thanks for everything😍💕
Rip Shane i will always love you great music
Used to drive him around when he lived near oak village in London . A very nice fella .
You must have some stories to tell haha
Lovely story. I especially loved how quickly the story ended before it began...
You'd know Dingwalls and the Devonshire Arms well then. Mad times. Best keeping some stories off RUclips.
That was heartwarming. Just saw it in the theater. and we'll all go together, to pull wild mountain thyme, all around the bloomin' heather
I was lucky that I saw Shane & The Popes in my hometown Ljubljana in 1998 and The Pogues in Zagreb back in 2011.
Think I might save this to watch on Christmas Day.
I'm watching it Christmas eve night
@@ThePogue95 in the drunk tank I guess
This is the film I've been waiting on. Love you Shane.
Holy shit I've got goosebumps, what a fucking legend. Can't wait to get a bottle of whiskey in and sit down and watch this.
A Legend in ever sence. Looking forward to watching this. He has done it all.
Like Lemmy but just in a different format.
R.I.P. Shane MacGowan.
simply the greatest... great memories of many Pogues and Popes shows.. thank you legend
Love Shane and the pogues, can't wait to see it
Shane is four months older than I am. I've told my relatives that if I should die before him, I would like my marker to read:
"I can't believe that Shane MacGowan lived longer than I did!"
You win!
Brilliant 👏👏😊😊
I’ve news for you, Shane will live forever. 😉🇮🇪
I was brought up on Poitin , Punk and Irish music from an early age , so when The Pogues arrived on the scene it was like a gift from God himself ! ; The trinity ( three in one !) He's up there with the great ones Gershwin , Cole Porter , Burt Baccarach and Hal David , Bob Dylan , Lennon & MacCartney ....... Shane MacGowan - Legend ! :) Go raibh mile' maitha agat Shane agus go mbere muid beo ar' an amseo aris ! xx
Shane is a genius with what is happening in the world this documentary has come at the right time I have seen the pogues 80 times love you shane
@@oinkooink Not when he's sitting with A celebs like Johnny Depp.
love shane and johnny - this will be great
R.I.P. Legend
One of the most iconoclastic people of my generation gets his own much-needed doc. A boatload of talent with a ferry full of issues. But I love him nonetheless.
Cannot wait for this.
If I Should Fall From Grace Shane MacGowan Documentary. Part 1
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@@EShelby2127 I watched this so many times that I've lost count....and every single time that I watch Ronnie Drew sing 'The Dunes' I.... Well it's just fucking powerful.
Just bought and watched the DVD. Gotta say it far exceeded my expectations, by far the best docu I have seen in awhile. I am buying it now also for my mum, her family hails from Tipperary. I hadn't been aware of Shane's huge contribution to Irish culture and music, which I love so much. Well done to Johnny D and good friends, I hope they do more projects like this (Minamata movie also wonderful). Cheers.
*Thousands* will be *sailing* to see this movie…
R.I.P. 😢
Between this and the Zappa documentary I've a few to look forward to finally
At last this legends life is going to be captured
I don’t think anyone writes better lyrics than Shane MacGowan - bono
I saw, them !ive
In 1989
In Boston
They looked like
mad pirates as
The fan machine
blew them
Shane had his lyrics
In his hand
Rolling Stone mag
covered that show
It was magic 😁
Holy God this looks so good........ I am so glad that this trailer had subtitles
Read that Shane had to be subtitled for English speaking audiences.....this does look good
@@illaveyoubutler3588 Shane McGowan always thinking of others 🙂
Can't wait to see it! I love Shane
This man is a fucking legend 💚🇮🇪
“Actually, we’re better when we’re sober, but it’s not as much fun so we get drunk.”
I'll vote for that
He burned the candle at both ends far worse than any other musician I can think off but is still here. The Irish liver is made of leather.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away
She stood several blasts
She had twenty-seven masts
And we call her the Irish liver.
This is a great documentary!
Fantastic documentary!!
Can't wait to see this!
Pure genius. Rip Shane
I cannot begin to be excited for this !!
aweeee😍.. can't wait to watch this, thanks god for this project that Johnny Depp had received....we will support you Mr. Depp💕
I've loved The Pogues forever. Just when I thought I couldn't find Mr.MacGowan any sexier! Crock Of Gold is fabulous!!!
Released on my birthday. Perfect
Can not wait!!!
Hearing about this and watching the clip saved my fucking day.
A MUST WATCH hard to beat the Pogues 💚🇮🇪
I want to watch this so bad !
I’m so excited
Can`t wait
First in line for it's release tomorrow,can't wait to see it
Brutal gracias !!!!
fookin class
I will miss Shane MacGowan when he is gone :(
Jd is an amazing and extraordinary actor, he did a great job, justice for my beautiful ángel jd
I LOVE THIS
Yessss!!!
A good crockumentary.
Hell yeah this is awesome
Released today!!! 🙏🏻
Beautiful.~♥~
Looks Fantastic!
I saw the movie, it's good. Shane MacGowan is genuinely insane I think
Though there are things that they didn't really explore, like his time with the Popes and making two albums with them, his life basically from 1994-2015 or why he's been in a wheelchair
I think he had a stroke?
@@ThePogue95 Nah he fell really hard and basically shattered his pelvis, like I know why but for people that don't it would have been good to at least explain that
The greatest writer of a generation a true poet god bless you Shane.
This looks fucking amazing!!
Why am I just learning about this?!?!?
You need to stop drinking!
good music, thanx johnny
There is a song played twice in this film (one of Shane's). First, in the early sequences before the MacGowan's move to London, and again just a few minutes before the end credits. Uptempo and joyous. Dying to know what it is, and I wasn't able to pick it out in the credits.
I can't tell which song you mean, but "Broad Majestic Shannon" isn't in the credits and it was played early on. It's one of the Pogues most uplifting songs, but ironically it's about him reassuring someone on her deathbed that all the pain she's had to live through will be over after she dies, and it ends with him after she's died walking home through places they used to walk together.
@@stcmww5056 That's it! Great song, brilliantly used in the film.
I need to see this
I 💘 it😍🤗😘
cant fucking wait
amazing
Well, I can’t fucking wait.
I fucken love Shane.
Is it available on any platform for Latin America or does it have a release date here? I really want to see it
Sounded good speaking with a London accent right at the end.
A vast improvement.
bit weird you have a documentary on this guy and don't cut to him at any time
When he was younger he reminded me of bob dylan a little bit
Wow.
Shane
A documentary by Shane McGowan
Still the best.
Where can I get this film?
RIP