Stiff Little Fingers - No Sleep till Belfast video free download

Carl Fry

Stiff Little Fingers - No Sleep till Belfast haha playing this lp for a change

Sofia Fabbri

I'll see them next week *.*

STELLA ROCKS

slf . top local band NEARLY AS GOOD AS RUEFREX !

Roland Birkholz

Manche wissen aber gut Bescheid;)

Gerard Carroll

Beasties done it first dumbass

Michael Creed

I am well aware of what album Alternative Ulster is from. I was illustrating the version that was used and what CD it was from at that time. The CD was given to me after the funeral and it is how I discovered their cover of Beastie Boys' No Sleep Till Brooklyn. And thank you for your condolences. Peace bro.

Nilbud144

My bad Michael, it looks like you were right - Alternative Ulster & No Sleep 'till Belfast did appear on the same record - It was an EP "NO SLEEP 'TIL BELFAST 12" vinyl 1988 (recorded live at National Ballroom, Kilburn, on December 17, 1987) No Sleep 'til Belfast/Suspect Device/Alternative Ulster/Nobody's Hero"

Nilbud144

No Michael, Alternative Ulster was on Inflammable Material, SLF's 1st album and again on HanX, their live album - No sleep 'til Belfast was much later, around the time of Now Then, just after Dolphin Taylor took over from Jim Reilly as the drummer for Fingers. May your Da Rest In Peace

Larz Gustafsson

Too much metal.

Michael Creed

At my dad's funeral we played Alternative Ulster which was from the same CD this is from: No Sleep Till Belfast. I still have the CD and still play it, but always a tear wells up when I heard Ulster on this set. SLF 4 Ever.

USAwelsh

Yea, well people weren't bombing and slaughtering in Brooklyn. I'm sure this version has an entire different meaning to Irish people, a deeper meaning I might add.

Juneau Dahl

no sleep till brooklyn came out before this retard

VerdunLad

Ciaran you're freaking right New York Brooklyn J's ripping off ya ...

Synesthesias

Very cool story, mate. Thanks for sharing. And keep enjoying SLF!

jasongnome

Er, no they didn't.

jasongnome

Damn straight. I was at this tour and I have this record. The tour started in 1987 (this was recorded live in 1987). On the record Jake introduces is by talking about music that's evolved since they split and reformed. "One thing we really approve of is rap, and since this tour doesn't end til our home town, we thought we'd have No Sleep Til Belfast". This both a tribute to and a parody of the Beastie Boys.

Synesthesias

Lots of nitwits posting about Beastie Boys covering. Beastlie Boys recorded No Sleep Til Brooklyn in 1986. Stiff Little Fingers recorded No Sleep Til Belfast in 1988. Both versions are classics, so please settle down. And get your facts straight.

Lilypadcupcakes

Beasty Boys started as a hardcore punk rock band, they are more then allowed to cover this song.

Ben Gretka

not stole but covered, jackasses just want somethin to bitch about the beastie boys bein lame, check out the macc lads, they do all kinds of covers with their own funny ass twists

DylanHouseShow

This hilarious! An Irish punk band doing a send up to a hip hop group! Fucking great!

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