Shane stayed wasted for so damn long. He’d probably live to be 150 years old had he not touched a drop....but then we wouldn’t have gotten all of the great songs.
Been so hard to lose both Shane and Sinéad within only months of each other 😢💔 (And Shane's funeral today Dec.8th, Sinead's birthday, what were the odds?!) 2 absolute fekn legends left us "haunted by the ghost of your precious LOVE.." 🌬❤️🔥🇮🇪💥✨️🖤🌌💜🎶🪽🪽 Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha 🙏
Never understood the appeal of McGowan. A couple of semi-interesting songs separated by decades of utter rubbish. “A genius!” and “A prophet!”...please; the guy was mediocre at best. Saw him live in festivals at least four times and he was always awful...blind drunk, reading lyrics off a bit of paper, embarrassing his band. Whole thing was pure cringe.
Created a genre, and became a trailblazer for young London Irish and created an identity in a time when it was shite to be irish in the wrong place. See it's more than the face value of his songs, as is case with most bands..... the pogues and macgowan were almost a movement..... you can say he wrote maybe a dozen classics...... Brown Eyes, Soho, Chuculainn, Drag, Majestic Shannon, body of American, bottle of smoke, lullaby of London, fairytale, sunnyside of Street, siam to name a few..... and even the bad ones chalkenge what's in charts today......
You never saw him in the 80s , you never listened to his music and you never heard his words. You saw a man who sadly had been affected by the biz, Shane was a gent and a genius.
RIP Shane Macgowan, it's been a pleasure and a joy to have been a fan of the Pogues.
Yes, Rip Shane.
Absolutely agree 💯
God rest his soul
Shane can’t even have a coherent conversation but damn, he performs flawlessly.
R.I.P. to both of them.
Ronnie and Shane drank alot but they enjoyed themselves
@@paullinnane8135 I see
Are they both dead ?
May God rest their souls
Loved them both ❤❤❤
4 men are dead in this, ronnie Shane, Barney banjo player beside ronnie, eamon Campbell on guitar behind ronnie
@@paullinnane8135 Barney McKenna was legendary 🙌
Thankfully we’ll always have their music! Legends never die.
"Sure I wouldn't know I'm from Donegal" reporter probably
That's him 😅
Kevin Sharkey
Claims to be Paul McGraths half brother.
You mean senegal..😅😅
The Pogues and The Dubliners teaming up the Easter Number 1 in Ireland in 1987. Their version of the Irish Rover.
Captain and his ship mate waxing lyrical.
Shane stayed wasted for so damn long. He’d probably live to be 150 years old had he not touched a drop....but then we wouldn’t have gotten all of the great songs.
Have some respect.. he never judged anyone...you didn't now him. He was my friend for 35 years. RIP LEGEND.
Two fuckin legends
Such a loss, both of them 💚🇮🇪💚
awesome
A marriage made in heaven
Absolutely agree ❤❤
Ronnie knew the score.
Been so hard to lose both Shane and Sinéad within only months of each other 😢💔
(And Shane's funeral today Dec.8th, Sinead's birthday, what were the odds?!)
2 absolute fekn legends left us "haunted by the ghost of your precious LOVE.."
🌬❤️🔥🇮🇪💥✨️🖤🌌💜🎶🪽🪽
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha 🙏
Omg absolutely agree
Loved them both
God rest their souls
What a combination.
Happy days👍
The interviewer looks like he time travelled from 2022 back to the eighties
say why though lol
He looks like someone from now, like a Hollyoaks or Love Island actor. Google em.
That's Donegal man Kevin Sharkey, he has a gallery in Dublin now.
If only we could travel back in time!!
Lovely stuff.
They were great live performers, no synthesizers here!
Legends ❤
Kevin Sharkey doing the interview, Shane sounding...well Shane like RIP 🙏 🪦 😌 😢😢
Mcgowans in a box in a box 😂
Shane fajny chop choć ciągle w ciągu spirytus sanctum
MUSIC TO MAKE YOU FEEL HAPPY.... BRILLIANT 😂
Brilliant 👍
Boys are having a great laugh behind
Brilliant video.
and the journo/former 'Horselips' drummer on drums
Eamon Carr
Shane does look fit af
RIP again to the lads. Thanks for cheering me on New Years Day.
This music does'nt come from anywhere else
Sher what would he know. He's from Donegal.
Legends RIP
🎰💚🧵🧶😎✌🦣
1 2 3 4
They were polar opposites.
yet both Talented Artists and Love of Ireland.
Not completely. Ronnie Drew liked a drink and a fag as well!!
🌍
More punk than all yer fake wannabe eyeliner wearing wankers! Tiocfaidh ár lá - Saoirse d'phalaistín!
macgowan not looking too hot here
Difficult to have a coherent voice when high on drugs
Shane, fully destroyed. His decision. Heroin and alcohol is a bad combi.
I’m sure he has no
Regrets and had a great time.
A fully destroyed Shane is far superior to most sober people
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Yes I agree ❤❤
Never understood the appeal of McGowan. A couple of semi-interesting songs separated by decades of utter rubbish. “A genius!” and “A prophet!”...please; the guy was mediocre at best. Saw him live in festivals at least four times and he was always awful...blind drunk, reading lyrics off a bit of paper, embarrassing his band. Whole thing was pure cringe.
Definitely more than a couple of semi interesting songs lmao
You just miss his best period.
Drunk? Are you sure? Seems out of character.
Created a genre, and became a trailblazer for young London Irish and created an identity in a time when it was shite to be irish in the wrong place. See it's more than the face value of his songs, as is case with most bands..... the pogues and macgowan were almost a movement..... you can say he wrote maybe a dozen classics...... Brown Eyes, Soho, Chuculainn, Drag, Majestic Shannon, body of American, bottle of smoke, lullaby of London, fairytale, sunnyside of Street, siam to name a few..... and even the bad ones chalkenge what's in charts today......
You never saw him in the 80s , you never listened to his music and you never heard his words. You saw a man who sadly had been affected by the biz, Shane was a gent and a genius.
🖤🕯RIP🕯🖤