Heston and Marky's Friday Top 5

[weller259]

South Side Of The Sky - Yes
Spirit In The Sky - Norman Greenbaum
Iron Sky - Mega City Four
Party In The Sky - Inspiral Carpets
It Came Out Of The Sky - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Blue Sky - Allman Brothers

[Kory]

Sky Saw - Brian Eno
The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd
There's A Moon In The Sky (Called The Moon) - The B-52's
Whisky In The Jar - Thin Lizzy
The Great Beautician In The Sky - Magazine

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

[Dr. Medulla]

Ivy, “Nothing But Sky”
Supergrass, “Sun Hits the Sky”
The Jam, “Burning Sky”
Swans, “A Piece of the Sky”
The Go-Go’s, “Beneath the Blue Sky”

[daredevil]

Waitress In The Sky - Replacements
The Big Sky - Kate Bush
Bullet the Blue Sky - U2
Sky scrapers - Close Lobsters
Beneath the Blue Sky - Go-Go's

[Toppers Boppers]

Sky Saw - Brian Eno
The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd
There's A Moon In The Sky (Called The Moon) - The B-52's
Whisky In The Jar - Thin Lizzy
The Great Beautician In The Sky - Magazine

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

[Marky Dread]

Sky Saw - Brian Eno
The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd
There's A Moon In The Sky (Called The Moon) - The B-52's
Whisky In The Jar - Thin Lizzy
The Great Beautician In The Sky - Magazine

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Label error possibly.

[Silent Majority]

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Label error possibly.

They couldn't stand that traditional music and only started playing it as a pisstake. I wonder if the lack of "e" in the Lizzy version was to differentiate from the folkie stuff that had come before, Americanising.

[revbob]

Sky Saw - Brian Eno
The Great Gig In The Sky - Pink Floyd
There's A Moon In The Sky (Called The Moon) - The B-52's
Whisky In The Jar - Thin Lizzy
The Great Beautician In The Sky - Magazine

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

[Dr. Medulla]

Technically its Whiskey in the Jar

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

[Low Down Low]

Other versions may have the 'e', but not Thin Lizzy.

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

Ah well, we did our best to bring the light. Which wasn't very much, it has to be said!

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... -1.3950382

[revbob]

Isn't that the difference between how it's spelled in the states vs. UK?

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

Ah well, we did our best to bring the light. Which wasn't very much, it has to be said!

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... -1.3950382

What's the link to read articles thru again?

[Dr. Medulla]

Don't know about the states, but in the UK it's Irish Whiskey and Scottish Whisky. Which makes the Lizzy record title using Whisky (in UK) at odds with the band's origins.

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

Ah well, we did our best to bring the light. Which wasn't very much, it has to be said!

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... -1.3950382

What's the link to read articles thru again?

https://archive.ph/KcYvI

Foolish Irish, invading Canada is like invading Russia—you realize it's a goddamned wasteland 11 months of the year and regret your choices.

[WestwayKid]

I just have one: Sky Pilot by Eric Burdon and the Animals.

[Low Down Low]

Also US = whiskey and Canada = whisky

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

Ah well, we did our best to bring the light. Which wasn't very much, it has to be said!

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... -1.3950382

What's the link to read articles thru again?

https://archive.ph/KcYvI

Foolish Irish, invading Canada is like invading Russia—you realize it's a goddamned wasteland 11 months of the year and regret your choices.

Spectacularly ill-conceived alright. I kinda like the notion that we were plucky enough to actually invade someone, but seemed a tad ambitious. Newfoundland might have been the more prudent choice.

[revbob]

I'm guessing that that reflects a greater presence of Irish immigrants in the US, while Canada was historically Scottish.

Ah well, we did our best to bring the light. Which wasn't very much, it has to be said!

https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/book ... -1.3950382

What's the link to read articles thru again?

https://archive.ph/KcYvI

Foolish Irish, invading Canada is like invading Russia—you realize it's a goddamned wasteland 11 months of the year and regret your choices.

Spectacularly ill-conceived alright. I kinda like the notion that we were plucky enough to actually invade someone, but seemed a tad ambitious. Newfoundland might have been the more prudent choice.

No mention of the Vermont connection in that article so here goes...

https://vtdigger.org/2017/05/07/vermont ... -incident/