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Showing posts with label Billy Love. Show all posts

Monday, 9 June 2025

Snapshots Spillover: Even More Drunk Songs

As a quick follow-up to this weekend's bender, here's a hair of the dog that bit you...

Leigh Marble - Inebriate Waltz

Henry Vestine - Drunk

Banjo & Sullivan - I'm at Home Gettin' Hammered (While She's out Gettin' Nailed)

The Killers - Get Trashed

Billy Love - Juiced

Durry - Worse For Wear

Barbara Thompson's Paraphernalia - Squiffy

Eric Burdon and War - Spill the Wine

Mark Lanegan Band - Bombed

Love Me Nots - Let's Get Wrecked

Frank Soda - Drunk And Disorderly

The Fall - Totally Wired

And, of course...


I'd just like to reiterate that I haven't had a drink in over twenty-five years, oshiffer, so this is all just vicarious boozing on my part...


Pleash drink responshibly. (Hic!)

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Just the humble witterings of a middle-aged music fan from the north of England. I don't claim these lists to be definitive, I haven't heard every record ever produced (though I have heard a good number of them), I don't believe my opinion to be any more valid than yours.

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