best group drinking/singing song thread

[smudgex68]

I don't know the title of the song, but it goes something like

Skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll
Skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll
Skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll, skoll


Or the other classic we always sing along to at the Munich beer festival (also heard this in some bars in Pamplona)

Aussie
Kiwi
Aussie
Kiwi, etc

This one's really catchy

[James Boston]

There's no "Louie, Louie" or country songs in this thread.

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Chumbawamba.


Weak.



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Come on! Anarchist pop rules!

"Nothing ever burns down by itself,
Every fire needs a little bit of help..."

I doubt if most people know anything but that one song about knock me down or whatever.

NT

[Aloysius]

Good point... the key to a good drinking song is a killer refrain. Goodnight Saigon qualifies.

BTW, who doesn't know the words to Goodnight Saigon?

[CptMisery]

Never be in a bar in West Virginia when "Country Roads" comes on the jukebox.

[Ed S.]

American Pie- Don McClain

Friends in low places- Garth Brooks

Piano Man -Billy Joel

Joy to the World - 3 Dogg Night


Mighty tuff to beat those.


Ed S.

[Acesover8s]

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When I was in college there were two kinds of parties.

Parties that white people went to- and Steve Miller, Bob Marley and Satana played non-stop, so I'm sure people will vote for crap off of those albums (two of which I like, but am now sick of).

Parties where non-people went, where people danced. Nothing rocked the spot like Dre and Snoop's "Ain't Nothing but a..." and saddly House of Pain's "Jump Around". Both would get half the guys in the place rapping along.

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[Philuva]

Pearl Jam's cover of I Got a Feeling at the top of your lungs.

[Paddy]

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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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Great Answer.

Some other, more traditional Irish tunes make for a good time as well. Wild Rover and, if anyone else knows the words, Seven Drunken Nights are spectacular drinking songs.

[Riverman]

free bird and its not close. Do you see why?