a playlist for the next apocalypse

[The Wandering Harper]

in no particular order, and evolving / growing

Boys from the County Hell, The Pogues
Rebel without a Pause, Public Enemy
Lang Johnnie Muir, The Battlefield Band
The Battle of Falkirk Muir, The Battlefield Band
Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos, Public Enemy
Young Ned of the Hill, The Pogues
Escape, Metallica
Which Way to America, Living Colour
Something Beautiful, Sinead O'Connor
Rocky Road to Dublin, Lankum
Hunting the Wren, Lankum
Thousands are Sailing , The Pogues
The Foggy Dew, Sinead O'Connor & The Chieftains
Paddy's Lament, Sinead O'Connor
Water, The Roots
Quills, The Roots

[Turbineguy]

1. I always thought the the Who played music for a collapsed society.

Good, but collapsed.

[The Wandering Harper]

3. not super familiar with them but now that you mention it

I can feel that in the songs of theirs that I can call to mind

[The Wandering Harper]

4. to be honest, I can only remember one song of theirs at all well,

Boris the Spider
such a refreshingly weird song
and I totally get that vibe from it

[Vogon_Glory]

2. "Everybody Knows" by Leonard Cohen, or is

that too old-school?

[The Wandering Harper]

5. I wouldn't say it's too old school

especially in light of the traditional Irish and Scottish songs that are on my list
I'll have to give it a listen

[The Wandering Harper]

6. listening now...

oh yea,
that can go on my list
thank you

[The Wandering Harper]

7. I wonder if he's the same "Mr. Cohen" mentioned in

Thousands are Sailing

[catbyte]

8. King of the World: Steely Dan

Life During Wartime: Talking Heads