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    "Whiskey in the Jar"

    I'm a bit stunned.

    I just finished a conversation with someone who was convinced that Metallica wrote "Whiskey in the Jar."

    I'm not certain how I feel about this...

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    Methinks kind sir they were yanking your sporran. If I am correct it is an old Irish song and no one knows who originally wrote it. In fact part of the chorus is old Irish jumbled lyrics just used to work with the song. Of course, I could be wrong, however I don't think I am this time. Try to google the song and see what comes up. Great song though!

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    hahahaha thats funny!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ByDand
    Try to google the song and see what comes up. Great song though!
    Wikipedia has a nice article.

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    Metallica??? They've never done anything worth a damn except make loud noises.

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    now thats not fair..........

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    There's a lot of Metallica I enjoy, but that cover ain't one of 'em, by far.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bubba
    Metallica??? They've never done anything worth a damn except make loud noises.
    Hey now...some of us enjoy all types of music and really enjoy the occasional Metallica song...

    As for the best version of Whiskey in the Jar I have heard, I have to give that to Barleyjuice. The bluegrass twang mixed into the middle is perfect. http://store.itsaboutmusic.com/barleyjuice.html Listen to the samples of the entire album for Another Round. The whole album is great, but Whiskey in the Jar is one of my favs. I hope their newest album hits my door any day.

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    It's sad, because that same person probably thinks that "Last Caress/Green Hell", "Am I Evil?" and "So What?" were probably written by Metallica, as well.

    *shakes head*

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caradoc
    I'm a bit stunned.

    I just finished a conversation with someone who was convinced that Metallica wrote "Whiskey in the Jar."

    I'm not certain how I feel about this...

    Of course they did. It's on the same album where they did the original versions of "I've Got You Under My Skin", "Big Rock Candy Mountain", and of their first instrumental epic "Toccata in Fugue in D Minor". Rock ON !
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