The Skels

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I'll See You in Hell 00:00 Tools
Have a Drink Ya Bastards 00:00 Tools
When the Devils Whore Arrives 00:00 Tools
One for the Road 00:00 Tools
The Rain Came Pissin Down 00:00 Tools
I'll Tell Me Ma 00:00 Tools
This Cruel Life of Mine 00:00 Tools
Paupers Grave 00:00 Tools
Far Across the Raging Sea 00:00 Tools
Black Waterside 00:00 Tools
Come Hell or High Water 00:00 Tools
You'll Never Drink Alone 00:00 Tools
Stoney Road 00:00 Tools
To the Whiskey I'm a Slave 00:00 Tools
Star of a County Down 00:00 Tools
Black Velvet Band 00:00 Tools
40 Lashes 00:00 Tools
Die Like a Dog 00:00 Tools
Pot to Piss In 00:00 Tools
Streams of Whiskey 00:00 Tools
Broken Heart in Every Empty Glass 00:00 Tools
Blood in the Pub 00:00 Tools
Finest White Girl 00:00 Tools
Song From Debtors' Prison 00:00 Tools
Glass O' Stout 00:00 Tools
Swing 00:00 Tools
The Holy Ground 00:00 Tools
Ain't Never Coming Back 00:00 Tools
Any Port in a Storm 00:00 Tools
The Raggle-Taggle Gypsy 00:00 Tools
Whiskey, You're the Devil 00:00 Tools
Young Roddy McCorley /Kelly, the Boy from Killan 00:00 Tools
Waxie's Dargle 00:00 Tools
Drifting Away 00:00 Tools
Passage to Barcelona 00:00 Tools
Fire in the Rain 00:00 Tools
Whiskey Etouffee 00:00 Tools
When the Green Shores Call Me Home 00:00 Tools
Pints of Whiskey 00:00 Tools
Lily's Song 00:00 Tools
American Men 00:00 Tools
A Glass Of Stout 00:00 Tools
Parting Glass 00:00 Tools
Say Your Prayers 00:00 Tools
Don't Promise Me Heaven 00:00 Tools
The Butcher's Bill 00:00 Tools
Dennis Murphy's Polka/Tom's Tavern 00:00 Tools
A Glass O' Stout 00:00 Tools
When the Devil's W***e Arrives 00:00 Tools
A Glass O Stout 00:00 Tools
Romp, Romp, Romp 00:00 Tools
Mary's Grave 00:00 Tools
Let Me In! 00:00 Tools
The Devil's Eyes 00:00 Tools
Misery Loves Company 00:00 Tools
Young Roddy McCorley 00:00 Tools
July 00:00 Tools
Jesus Is Coming 00:00 Tools
Cheryl 00:00 Tools
Other People's Lives 00:00 Tools
She's The Kind... 00:00 Tools
Boy In The Sky 00:00 Tools
Dennis Murphys Polka 00:00 Tools
Pot to P**s In 00:00 Tools
What's Become Of Me? 00:00 Tools
Unbecoming 00:00 Tools
Go Away 00:00 Tools
Knucklehead 00:00 Tools
Lord Help My Poor Soul 00:00 Tools
Across The Raging Seas 00:00 Tools
Young Roddy McCorley / Kelly The Boy From Killane 00:00 Tools
The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Nem 00:00 Tools
The Weeping Icon 00:00 Tools
Mesmerised 00:00 Tools
Song from Debtor's Prison 00:00 Tools
Young Roddy McCorley/Kelly The Boy From Killane 00:00 Tools
Broken Heart In Every Empty Gl 00:00 Tools
The Big Parade 00:00 Tools
The Mighty Sun 00:00 Tools
Glass of Stout 00:00 Tools
The Devils Whore 00:00 Tools
Song From Debtors Prison 00:00 Tools
08 Dennis Murphys Polka 00:00 Tools
Misery Love's Company 00:00 Tools
Broken Heart in Every Glass 00:00 Tools
Dennis Murphy's Polka 00:00 Tools
Young Roddy McCorley/Kelly, the Boy from Killan 00:00 Tools
Have a Drink Ya' B*****ds 00:00 Tools
Dennis Murphy's polka / Tom's tavern 00:00 Tools
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Established in 1995, The Skels were once described as “the band to see when you’re planning on getting so drunk you don’t remember your name,” New Jersey’s The Skels have played and drank their way through pubs up and down the east coast, and as far away as San Francisco, for the last twelve, going on thirteen, years. Originally formed as the house band for a tiny Irish pub in Hoboken, New Jersey, The Skels quickly gained popularity for their abrasive and rowdy style of drunken, riot-inspiring pub-rock. Playing marathon, multi-set shows which nearly always culminate in sweat-laden, body crushing sing-a-longs, The Skels rip through Irish traditionals, country standards, punk anthems and reggae classics in addition to their three albums worth of originals, all while downing gallons of porter and pints of whiskey. To go along with their three albums, The Skels have appeared on numerous compilations, on morning television, in an independent film, and have supported (and drank with) such acts as Shane MacGowan and the Popes, The Prodigals and Dropkick Murphys. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.