The Pogues - 08 - Dirty Old Town (Live @ T&C '88) video free download

Michael Adams

Shane, after missing the last verse: "dirty old town, dirty old town, dirty old town, dirty old town."Spider: The Improvisation is Fucking... Avant Gardelegends

danielscissorhands

Great video. Thanks for posting! It is a great tragedy that 3 of the people in this video are dead. Those people of course are Joe Strummer, Kirsty McColl.... and on a functional level....... Shaine McGowan. :-P

bristolcityifcation

WHAT A FUCKING LINE UP !! RIP JOE AND KIRSTY !! THIS REMINDS ME OF WHERE I LIVE BARTON HILL ! BRISTOL UK WE GOT THE GAS WORKS /THE CANALS THE LOT I KNOW THIS TUNE WAS WRITING ABOUT SALFORD BUT THE WORDS GOT A SPECIAL MEANING FOR ME AND MY DIRTY OLD TOWN !!!

paulgoding

total & utter class!!! ah luv this like

Mazurka1001

@Scott26262 There's plenty of talent left but they are deliberately being pushed over or kept out of the "mainstream" media/recording labes/TV and such. Only toothless IQ-48 'muhdick' "urban" apes need apply nowadays it seems (sadly).

bluesoulady

@Scott26262 honestly it is still there, maynot be in charts but its there always, x

ScottInVa1760

Does Shane play banjo anymore?

thegman00

OMG.... the ugliest Mother fucker i have ever seen. Get ya teeth fixed dude, what the fuck is going on with that ?? Great music tho : )

Reint Boven

Haha, gotta love the ending. It all goes wrong, but that's allright.

hlwdguy

The absolute best vid and song on YOUTUBE. THANKS 4 POSTING.

Mark Jacksob

It wasn't her lover it was her children.

keepitwitmine

haha....nice

loydirommet

i want them 2 come 2 norway

loydirommet

i love irish

Jac Kass

Yupp!! But avoid Doolin in the end of september.;-DDD

beccarmagie

amazing pure genius, why does hardly anyone sing like that now?

tadgh d

Only hearing Amhran na bFhiann at the Croker last month makes me more homesick than this

bcstpete

rip kirst mccall, shes dead too

azzymj

God Bless Joe Strummer and God love the Pogues

The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl

The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl - Fairytale of New York