[quote="Smerker"]This was a rushed out EP follow up to [i]Rum, Sodomy[/i] that came out before Stiff Records collapsed. It was inspired by David Bowie's covers album and entitled [i]Puke Ups[/i].

Home Boys Home
Weila Waila
Johnny McEldoo
Patriot Game
Courtin' In the Kitchen
McAlpine's Fusiliers (I stand by my theory that this was the first Pogues song)
Easy & Slow
Red Haired Mary
Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
Raglan Road[/quote]

I have a copy of that. It's in poor condition but i would never part with it. Did you not find the hidden track at the end of side 2? An awesome version of The West's Awake.

This was a rushed out EP follow up to [i]Rum, Sodomy[/i] that came out before Stiff Records collapsed. It was inspired by David Bowie's covers album and entitled [i]Puke Ups[/i].

Home Boys Home
Weila Waila
Johnny McEldoo
Patriot Game
Courtin' In the Kitchen
McAlpine's Fusiliers (I stand by my theory that this was the first Pogues song)
Easy & Slow
Red Haired Mary
Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
Raglan Road

[i]Molly Malone[/i]. I've just been listening to [b]Ronnie Drew[/b]'s version of it, and it's a beautiful song that I reckon could be given the treatment it deserves by the band.

...you'd like to see the Pogues cover?

Whiskey in the Jar, is one of my all-time faves, but can't say I'm keen on the Pogues/Dubliners version.

Danny Boy, I used to hate this until I heard the Straight to Hell version, and likewise, Shane's version on the box set is excellent.

The Foggy Dew - I love this song, especially the Sinead O'Connor/Chieftains take - sends shivers down my spine each time I hear it (even though I'm not Irish!)....intrigued to imaginge how the Pogues would perform it....