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Sing. Scream. Regret it tomorrow. SlĂĄinte!
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13 songs
3:14
At 148 BPM, this rollicking folk-punk tune gallops forward with fiddle tearing lead melodies in G major, darting through playful bittersweet changes, BodhrĂĄn hammers under frantic banjo, while accordion adds ironic wails, Raucous pub chorus fires on key lines, fueled by audience handclaps and stomps, Vocals burst in a shouted, slurred Irish accent, wild and infectious, âđ¶ "One More Round (And Then I Swear I'm Leavin')" đ¶
3:46
Tempo: 124 BPM, lurching reel that feels like a drunken train ride
Key: D Mixolydian (cheeky and crooked sounding)
Mood: Confused, adventurous, sentimental yet ridiculous
Instrumentation: Tin whistle guiding like a lost tour guide, fiddle stumbling behind, bodhrĂĄn like a rolling suitcase down stairs, banjo jangling, accordion wheezing like a broken bus engine, with crowd âHEY!â shouts at every town name
Voice: Baffled Irish accent, half-sing half-storytelling, constantly derailed by his own confusion
3:08
A wild jig at 162 BPM in A majorâtin whistle blares off-kilter, fiddle races frantic, bodhrĂĄn thunders rowdily, accordion gasps and creaks, banjo punctuates in sharp bursts, Verses rollick with a preacher-drunk vocal, swelling to shout-along pub choir refrains, chaos and mock-religious zeal entwined
4:12
Tempo: 136 BPM, bittersweet reel with surging choruses
Key: C major, sentimental but raucous
Mood: Romantic disaster, heartfelt and ridiculous, a singalong tragedy
Instrumentation: Fiddle weeping like a wedding guest, accordion swelling like vows, bodhrĂĄn steady like a heartbeat (or a hangover), banjo and tin whistle trading flirty licks, rowdy chorus for the âwedding marchâ parts
Voice: Earnest Irish croon with moments of drunken shouting, equal parts regret and pride
3:42
Tempo: Rambunctious reel at 160 BPM, occasionally dropping to a mournful waltz, Key: G major with sudden comic shifts into E minor for melodrama, Mood: Chaotic, foolishly brave, bruised but unbroken, Instrumentation: Fiddle, tin whistle, bodhrĂĄn, drunken banjo, accordion for dramatic irony, Voice: Rowdy Irish accent, slurred on purpose, with audience shout-backs
3:56
Tempo: Spirited reel, 132 BPM
Key: G Mixolydian (playful, cheeky, slightly unhinged)
Mood: Chaotic merriment with undercurrents of warning and regret
Instrumentation: Fiddle, tin whistle, bodhrĂĄn, banjo, accordion, and the occasional dramatic crash of cymbals
Voice: Rowdy Irish accent, half sung, half shouted, with frequent crowd interjections
3:12
Opening with a swaggering G major pub sway led by fiddle, upright bass, and accordion, each verse lurches abruptly into B minor with drunken flair, Tin whistle flutters atop the gathering chaos, bodhrĂĄn grows wilder, and rowdy barstool bangs punctuate, Tempo roots in moderate, accelerating frantically into a wild reel at the finale; vocals start bold and clear, growing looser and slurred with each chorus as instrumentation spirals toward regretful, frenetic energy
4:15
A rowdy intro launches with bodhrĂĄn, tin whistle, and clapping, abruptly halting before surging into a raucous G Mixolydian reel, Fiddle and accordion duel with uneasy brightness; upright bass staggers mischievously, The pint glass buzzes in odd pauses, The raspy pub vocal meanders reverently amid the chaos
5:34
Tempo: Moderato waltz that drunkenly speeds up when the chorus hits, Key: G major with sudden minor detours (like stumbling into a lamppost), Mood: Romantic tragedy disguised as rowdy pub humor, Instrumentation: Accordion, fiddle, upright bass, bodhrĂĄn, barroom piano, and an old coin-clinking sound effect for transitions, Voice: Thick Irish pub accent, half-sung, half-laughed, with the occasional tear in the pint
3:34
Frenzied slip jig in 9/8 explodes with wild, screechy fiddle leading; overconfident tin whistle blurts playful phrases, Loud, uneven bodhrĂĄn thumps underpin a loping, stumbling feel, Dramatic accordion swells add comic suspense, while chaotic banjo plucking skitters between sections, Slurred Irish-accented vocals dip into exaggerated detective delivery, enhancing the off-kilter, cheeky G Mixolydian mood
3:27
Kicking off at 132 BPM, this rowdy G major romp charges forward with fiddle leads and gleeful tin whistle atop churning bodhrĂĄn rhythms, Accordion struts in underneath, while banjo twangs punctuate the chaos, The vocals, half-sung and half-laughed in a thick Irish accent, weave mischief and embarrassment into triumphant chorus bursts, roaring with a boisterous, drunken crowd, all begging for audience singalong and spontaneous foot-stomping
3:36
Shenanigans
v4.5+
The song explodes with fiddle and tin whistle racing each other, accordion churning out raucous chords, BodhrĂĄn thumps wild offbeats, while banjo picks frantically, some players defiantly modulating to C, Stomping boots and clattering pint glasses fuel the boisterous energy, vocals rollicking and sloshed, chaotic audience shouts woven through
2:49
A chaotic Celtic folk reel in G Major, darting between brisk, off-kilter fiddle and tin whistle leads, punched by rollicking banjo and accordion jabs, BodhrĂĄn drives with uneven rhythms, matching the wild energy, Drunken choir shouts and a wailing, tippling Irish vocal complete the manic, haunted atmosphere