best group drinking/singing song thread
 

my vote is goodnight saigon by billy joel

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Ah excellent topic.

Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
Come on Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners
Mony Mony - Billy Idol
Wild Thing - The Troggs


Paul

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anything by dropkick murphys

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I don't think one can get through a night of drinking with a clear conscience without listening to the Pogues.

Specifically, in no particular order, Sally Maclennane, The Body of an American, Fairytale of New York, A Pair of Brown Eyes, Streams of Whiskey, and If I Should Fall From Grace With God.

NT

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Chumbawamba.

...again, not even close.

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fsuplayer

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"Piano Man", Billy Joel

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My Heart Will Go On - try it.

Do it. Do it. Do it.

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Do it. Do it. Do it.

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That song needs more cowbell.

I'm not endorsing this as a good choice, but seems everytime I'm in a bar someone plays Margaritaville on the jukebox and people sing along.

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Hotel California is a good one I think. Everyone knows the lyrics and they're completely ludicrous. Goodnight Saigon? Pretty morbid if you ask me, but Billy Joel is right up there with Neil Diamond as "artist if you randomly picked song from repertoire is fun to sing drunk to with a group of friends."

One time I was in a gay bar (don't ask) and they started playing "It's Raining Men" by the Weather Girls, pretty amusing spectacle to behold.

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I can see why you think that Saigon can be a real good song for a group of drunks. Anyway, my favourite would be: Angie by the Stones.

Best regards

Martin Aigner