Dissect DJs - Dropkick Murphys - I'm Shipping Up to Boston

Episode Date: March 12, 2024

Full Video Episode: https://youtu.be/bSsEm3tBOuoWe rock in St. Patty's Day by throwing it back to one of the all-tine Irish rock anthems of our generation with Dropkick Murphys' "I'm Shipping Up to Boston". How did this become the official anthem of Boston and St. Patrick's Day? What does the song actually mean and where did the lyrics originally come from? And we tell the stories of our craziest St. Patty's Day ever. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Dicek. EJ. Eidg. Everybody is to die sick. Oye, oie, oie. Dysseg. What up, Steeze? Top of the morning to you.

Because we are the DJs. I like to spin it, mix it, throw it back, and dissect it. And a very happy St. Patrick's Day to all he is out there. Happy St. Patrick's Day. What's going on, everybody? And we are back.

And we decided, I surprised cast. I was like, Castle. I brought my St. Patty's shirt and Beanie. We should do a St. Patty's episode. And little did I know. And I really had no idea, though I did. This man is Irish. This is, what percentage would you say? Are you? You didn't know that? I mean, I had an inkling, but, you know. I have Irish on both sides. I'm going to go ahead and drop the Irish accent. I'm not going to keep that gone for the whole episode. I just want to drop a little, oy, oi, double the morning to you at the beginning, you know? And I got my Irish get-up, which is a little bit peaky blinders, a little bit

party city, which is usually what I go to. It's not like I'm prepared for St. Petrus Day anytime it arrives. But I am Irish on both sides. A good percentage of both. So I'd say it's like at least around 50 percent on each side. So I don't know. I guess that makes me about 50 percent. Have you ever met a lepricon? Twice. In my backyard. It's an Irish thing. I figured. You want to understand. Yeah, they make a cereal. You probably never heard of it. It's called Lucky Charms. Did you eat that?

Did you eat that purposely knowing that you were Irish and therefore this was your cereal? Didn't come up. I was mostly in it for the marshmallows. That was mostly my thing. Especially the new one. Whenever there was a new marshmallow, even though it tasted the exact same as the other marshmallows, I had to eat that one. It's kind of like a bag of Skittles.

It's like, is there an actual different taste to each one or is it in your imagination just because the colors are different? Pretty sure imagination. I remember when they added the rainbow marshmallow. I was excited. Like, that was a big deal. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Because, I mean, they, just like any cereal, like Lucky Charms, what is it that really works?

It just market the shit out of it super well. Like, as a kid, you just eat that shit up literally and figuratively because that leprechaun on the screen is selling you on it and it makes it look delicious. And when they made a big deal out of it being like, and now we have the new rainbow marshmallow you need to go to the story get it right now i'm like yeah i do mom there's a marshmallow that looks like a rainbow now why do we not have it all the kids in school are going to be laughing at me it'll be laughing at me it's st patrick's day and i don't have a rainbow marshmallow in my cereal and then we need to fix this need to change it right now all right all right before we go any further and

discuss the song of today's dissection i got a little housekeeping that i want to address right at the top you know first of all we are on video i feel like we don't address that enough um we don't talk about it we don't talk about enough we made a big point of it our first episode that we had a video podcast element added and that was our hey dj episode like i don't know half a year ago at least and yeah that means we're doing video podcasting from here on now but i feel like it's important that i actually let us know and let everybody know find the episodes of our video podcast if you like listening to the audio. I think you're going to enjoy it even more. If you get to see what we're doing, you don't know what we look like. We could be just dressed like normal as dudes, not celebrating

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Let's see, this song is using the F note of the end of they go like, they're like, I'm like, oh, this is dissecting the absolute shit. Tip of the cap to the dissect podcast. I didn't know. Yeah, give them some respect. Because I was like, who the fuck are these guys? They didn't die. And they don't know. They go like, if you want to dissect every interest. Turkish see of a song as far as the actual songs. They are the podcast for you. Go enjoy that. But if you were trying to hear what all the songs that we've ever heard in our past

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On St. Paddy's Day, letting you know we love and support you and we'd love to see all the more support you want to give us. Now, let's get to the Irish Jam of the year, of the century, I would say. What's that Irish soap? Do you use that Irish soap as well, Castle? I hate that soap. Irish Spring. Yeah.

Why do you hit it? Every time I put it, it dries my skin. Like, it literally, after I'm done it, it has this weird, awkward feel of skin after I'm done with it. It has a little bit of a dry skin, but I'm not going to lambass any Irish product today. And you know what? The Irish Spring Sport body wash pretty good.

I did kind of hate on an Irish. I have it in my shower right now. I can bring it out. What about Irish cream for your coffee? Oh yeah, fuck yeah A little Bayleys I'm not a big fan of Irish All right

Well fuck you then Justin wants to start off Your St. Patrick's Day episode By saying fuck you Irish I don't like any of your shit I just like some of the Irish customs You know what I do like What's that stuff you guys make?

Cabbage and uh I mean I don't make it What's the stuff they make on St. Patrick's the food potatoes? Corn beef Baby Oh okay Yeah

delicious do you not eat corn beef I'm not actually a fan of cabbage at all, but. Or corn beef? Corn beef is show. I love the potatoes. I'll get down some potatoes all day. That's it.

Although you're Irish, do you have any like Irish heritage? Are you very Irish at all? Like, is there anything else other than, no, my parents are. No, I have some family with some, some thick Irish accent. I have a great aunt, una who has a very strong Irish accent. So I, you know, it comes into play a little bit in the family, but it's not like I've ever been to Ireland. That's actually right at the top of my list of places I would love to visit.

Such a lush green country out there. I'd love to see what it's about and just explore the land of my homeland. I've been to Scotland, which is a lot of what the other part of my blood is. We saw a crest of our deep family, which was actually the name Davidson, which is like, I don't know, several generations this way. I don't actually remember how it's connected. Some guy named Castle came in. It was like, some castle came in and took over in that.

Anytime you get to explore the land of your ancestors, I'm here for it. I say, I salute the, go see what it's all about. But yeah, you jumped in about Irish Spring, so I didn't even get to finish what we were literally like 10 minutes in the episode and we haven't even discussed who were dissecting today. And that is the drop kick Murphy's. I'm shipping up to Boston.

This song is a staple. You must play this song on St. Patty's Day. If you don't play this song, you fucked up. Did you even celebrate it? Something went wrong because you heard it already. We already started with it. That beat coming out the gate with whatever instruments they're using is so St. Patty's Day.

It's so Irish. It makes me think of like a Guinness commercial, possibly an Irish spring sport commercial, possibly a Boston Red Sox game, circa like 2013. Boston Celtics logo. Yeah, the Boston Celtics is I feel like it's a song they would play in a timeout when they're like on a run. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all that. All that stuff.

What's the first thing you think of when I, when you hear the name Dropkick Murphys, though? Because I'm wondering it's the same as me. It sounds like you're beating up of somebody by the last name of Murphy. Fucking cool name. That's what I think it is. First time I heard it, I remember I had a friend in high school who would like wear, like put patches on his jacket.

And I remember seeing one on there. That was the first time I ever saw the name. And I was like, holy shit. Does I say the Dropkick Murphy's? And he's like, oh, yeah, it's cool band. I'm like, that's awesome. That's awesome. I should listen to them now, and then, you know, I got around to it eventually.

Probably when I heard this song, which was released in 2004, it's kind of crazy that it's not even that old of a song, but it already feels like the Irish Boston anthem. It's made a strong impact in just a short amount of time, because I can't imagine St. Patrick's Day without it, but yet 20 years ago, it was just being released for the first time. And you know it probably took a minute to actually, like, take over the land. so it's might have hit pretty hard actually it hits hard so I'm sure it came out like oh this is a good

especially if you're drinking would you see not enjoy this song while drinking oh for sure st patty's like you I'm sure it kind of need it I'm sure it hit early so it hits hard would you say it drop kicks you real quick as with me and most songs I have no idea what the hell he just said and I always just kind of I didn't even bother to try to pay attention we have the lyrics we'll bring it out I first want to just say we had the video pulled up here on the big screen. I've never seen this video before, but it's exactly what you'd imagine to me. It's exactly what I always thought it would be. It's like black and white.

We're on the like East Boston River. Harbor. Yeah, the harbor, whatever that is. They're like, they're tearing up Boston. They're dressed all Irish. It's like the Bay and the Dropkick Murphy's look like I imagine they would. And it's coming at you in full aggression. So let's see what's.

they actually say. I'm a sailor peg, and I've lost my leg. Climbing up the top sails, I lost my leg. Shipping up to Boston is what they said four times? You say that a bunch. And then, whoa! Who's shipping up to Boston?

So it's a guy with a peg leg. And he lost his leg. I'm hoping it was the peg side. Because if it was the other side, that would really suck now. So he just has a peg and then no leg? And now he's going to be all pegs. Yeah, that's a bad scenario. Dude's up Shits Creek with that situation. But let's just go ahead and assume it's the peg.

As he was, like, climbing up the top of the sail, this guy was straight pirating. Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's definitely what it is. There's no way it was the lake. Like, how... I guess there's ways of losing your leg. I mean, when you're climbing the top of the sail, all bets are off, man.

It's true. Especially if you're... Cut in a net and a seagull. Yeah. If you're celebrating St. Patrick's Day in Boston, I don't know. I'm just, I mean, it's possible. I don't know.

There's this whole song as a reach right now. I'm shipping up to Boston is the main thing that we need to know. And as they're doing it, legs are being lost. I've been to Boston one time when I was like teenager. And I remember the main takeaway I had from it was not as big as I thought it would be. Thought it was going to be more like a regular, you know, kind of big, you know, metropolitan U.S. city the way like New York is, Philadelphia.

Not so. It was very kind of historic old school, like original America. looking, you know, like brick roads and stuff, a lot of landmark areas, which fun story about that, I almost got hit by a car at the site of the Boston Massacre. Wow. True story. Somebody was like, yeah, this is the street where the Boston Massacre happened. And I was like, oh, that's crazy.

And I was looking around. I started walking the street, like my dad grabbed me and the car was just speeding on through. So I almost got massacred at the OG Boston Massacre. And they would have had to rewrite the tales of the books. Yeah, you add Castle. They would have had to put my name in there. No, nobody would have got it. I only know Boston from the brief couple times that I've been a fan of the Celtics.

Oh, God. Specifically when they go against the Lakers in championships. For anyone not familiar, Justin is the worst type of sports fan that there can be. I'm the greatest worst. Where he just decides he's rooting for this team this week because they're... I have the worst fan ever. Because they're playing against your team. I have no loyalty.

I will wear both jerseys. He loves to do the both jerseys thing. Whoever wins, I win. Whoever wins I win. Yeah, it's fun game. Everybody respects it, every time. So in the Lakers and the Celtics played in the 2008 finals, I thought it'd be cool to just decide to rep Boston super hard.

I was a subject fair for a night. For a night for like the entire series. You were in my face about it. Oh, yeah. That's the most I've ever hated you, I think. the entire time we've known each other. So that's what this song conjures up. I'm sorry, boss.

I'm always amazed at my ability to absolutely irritate sports fans. Every single person that you pass? No, I'm just a sports fan specifically with my lack of rules, lack of following the rules of being a sports fan that for some reason most follow. Some would say that makes you not even really a sports fan. Oh, I love sports. I question that. I do just, I did just notice, by the way, as I'm looking at the lyrics.

Kind of covered it all. Kind of all the lyrics of the song we've already gone over. I mean, we haven't listened at all, but I don't see a lot more that is talked about. Let's hear it. Let's hear it. You're asking karaoke the fuck out of this song, man. This is easy as shit. It would probably get people hyped.

All I'm thinking about when I'm listening to this, how hyped are they when they listen to this in Boston? Like, on St. Patrick's Day, especially. Like this must cause so many Mosh pits and rallies And like people just getting Can you imagine Narnly like just throwing haymakers So many guys named like

Sean with like a four leaf clover tattooed on their like back calf Just slugging each other out Just like pounding You know what I'm imagining I'm imagining like a bar Like a bar in Boston Right

And it's not The jukebox wasn't playing music for a very long time And everybody's had a couple beers And they're just because it's kind of talking And it's kind of a lull like a lull at the bar, you know, nobody's really enjoyed anything. And then I don't know where you just hear, and everybody's just like,

oh, let's go, let's turn this place, and they just, you know, start picking it out. I could see that happening easily. But this guy with the pet, I feel bad for the guy with the peg leg. He has a problem, and they don't ever discuss it, follow through with it, figure out what happened to it, give him another leg. They just kind of move on to Boston and then.

It's really the only bit of story that we have. And I do have the slight backstory that it actually is lyrics written by folk singer Woody Guthrie, who apparently was a popular folk singer kind of in the early 20th century, kind of early mid-20th century,

born in 1923. So basically he's the one who probably said, I'm a sailor peg and I've lost my leg. Climbing up the top sails, I lost my leg. I'm always amazed at people writing songs and I wrote that. And it's like, you just repeated. So you just repeated that.

And then he said, I'm shipping up to Boston. And you, like, turned it into your teacher. Like, there you go. Song completes. Like, it's amazing to me. I hand that to you. So how many songs do that where it's like, yeah. Oh, you're done writing?

Like, who, like, we've already done it, but like the writer of tequila. Wasn't there like three different writers or something like that? And all I did was write tequila. Like, you know, I was always amazed at D. This song was never about the lyrics. That's clear. It was about that obvious...

Clear energy. That, like, bass sign that comes in with, like, what instrument is that right there? A trombone. That's definitely not trombone. Ecclectic violin. There is some violin in there. Because I heard that kind of the beginning part right there. An organ.

Yeah, maybe. I don't know. Either way, it gets Irish folk hyped. What's your craziest St. Patty's story? craziest St. Paddy's Day. I've had a lot of really, you know, fun times in St. Patrick's Day, but if I'm thinking craziest, I remember one time, so I live over here in Hermosa,

and I ended up in Redondo, out of Hennessy's. And this was a long time ago, back in the era where I always thought I could walk home from stuff. I have so many different stories of being like, this is like before Uber was like a prevalent thing, where I'd be like, I could just get, I know the general direction. I'll get there eventually.

And I start walking and walking and walking. At one point, I'm really tired, and I see a couch on the side of the road. And I'm like, you know what I need to lay down for a second? I'm going to take a nap. And I have a picture somewhere of that point. And I'm pretty sure I was like wearing this exact. Like this has been my go-to, like St. Patrick's Day get up for a while. So I think I was where I think I'd been bartending earlier in the night.

So I was wearing this from that. And then I ended up out there. So I end up like full on falling asleep on this couch. Eventually some guy drives by in a truck, and he's like, hey, you need a ride? And I, you know, my dumb, tired, fucking drunk ass is just like, yeah, I do actually. You sure, let's go get in this guy's truck. He's speeding around. And then he starts, like, being like, hey, man, I got these two girls back at this hotel.

I need some drugs, though. Do you have any drugs? And I'm just like, no, I don't got any drugs. And he's just like, where can we get some? and I'm like, I don't really know. I'm more concerned with just kind of getting back home. I feel like if you just keep going in this direction a little bit, and then he like pulls into a fucking parking lot somewhere,

and he's just like, I need to find drugs. And I was just like, I think I can walk from here. So nice to meet you. What was your name? And he just looked at me really serious. And he's like, well, it doesn't much matter now, does it? And I'm like, no, it doesn't. You're right.

All right. Good luck to you. I am going to keep heading home. home this way. And I remember the thing when you live on the coast of the beach, I remember like looking at my phone and being like, all I need to do is get to like this point right here. That seems like it's like right there on the map. And I'll be on like towards the strand that I know I could just like walk the coast the rest of the way to get back to my place. And in order to do that, there was actually like a full on mountain there. But I was just ready for the adventure and the

challenge. And I end up like scaling down a mountain. And next thing you know, it's one of those moments So we were just like, dude, where the fuck? How did I end up here? Now I'm like climbing down a fucking mountain when just like a couple hours ago. I was like in a bar, like drinking Irish car bombs. And now I ended up in some brand of a truck after passing out on the side of a roadside couch. And yeah, I ended up finally just getting down to the bottom and making it back home like I always do. That was the thing.

I always made it to my destination and never needed a taxi to do so. So just another lesson of young Ryan. finding his way home any means necessary. So yeah, wasn't so much like a crazy party experience in that one. It was just like a fucking adventure of like, I don't know how the hell I ended up here or here. But yeah,

it's a good old time for your old St. Pat. How about you? What's a St. Patrick's Day memory? Well, there's three memories come to mind. One green beer. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So real quick on that,

just to finish up, because that day, that was when I was like bartain. attending all day. That was the day I learned how green beer just stains your fingers. Because what you're doing is every beer you're pouring, you're doing a little green food coloring. And my whole, so my whole hands, that whole story I just did, were like completely green. So add that to the mix. Anyways, continue.

Green beer, which apparently is bad for you. Like, you're not supposed to be eating that. Yeah, it's fine. They know what they're doing when they make that. I assume. I always trust the people that make products. And they're like, eh, it's fine. That's where you and I, for sure, go out of the place.

Green beer. Okay, second is, we used, college days, that was an epic day of drinking. There's a specific one you were thinking of? No, just in general. I just remember being like, oh, St. Paddy's, we're going to turn up. And we'd be at like Bryans, because Bryans was a same, it was an Irish bar. Was it? Bryans, yeah, he had the clover and stuff in his logo.

That was a good place to either start or end if you were, like, going for a long haul day of drinking. Like, you know, he had, like, cheap beers. So if your plan was the duration, You know, game plan, like at some point being at Brines and just like drinking their cheap beer and just like kind of. He's had dollar beer. Keeping it going. It was good for that. Yeah.

Dollar beer Wednesdays, man. Shout out to Brines. The random bar in like an Albertson's parking lot. Yeah, moved it to 125 later. That was a little frustrating. But he had to do what he had to do. And then the final story is a depressing one when I was dating a young lady and she forgot that she was dating me that night. And decided to drink herself into oblivion.

and damn near, if not probably, hook up in front of me. What? A couple different times. So, yeah, that was a night. Oh, man. What era was that? Was that a time that I was? Yeah, you know, all my errors, man.

I know, but I don't know if I was saying. I can't. I was pre-COVID. I could tell you that. Oh, okay. All right. I think I know. Yeah.

What you're putting down. So, fuck her. How about that? Shipper up to Boston. Whoa! Fast to the point. high energy That's a good

That is the Simple and effective Justin St. Patty's The tea It does just kind of Make you want to have A mug of beer

It just like Hard cheers it With somebody You know what I mean Half the beer Spills everywhere But nobody gives a fuck Because that's just

The mood of the song It's the mood of the day It's the mood of the spirit Of the drop kick Murfys Dropkick Is that your slaps and claps Are you giving them right now?

Yeah. Oh, you just went right into him. Yeah. That's what you meant. Drop kick. No. I mean, yeah, sure.

Fuck it. All right. Well, did you give three? You can do it now. That's not. You're looking at me like you're pissed off that you decided to go home. I was disappointed that you cut me off on my slap. I didn't know what you were doing at first.

I thought you set me up. We were flowing into it. Yeah. Well, you killed the flow. Do we have to announce it every single time? Usually. I don't know.

I know. We usually do. But we're 120 episodes. I think people know. as the episodes come, they start hearing snaps and claps. Oh, they know what's up. Okay, yeah.

All right. So three slaps and you're still, we're here how many episodes in and you're still calling them claps? It's a slap meter. The name of the game is slaps, Justin. And I will drop kick you in the fucking mouth if you decide to get that wrong again.

Oh, the Irish spirit is coming out in old St. Ryan. He's feeling it. All right, you keep you throwing like nine more snaps in there. I don't know. Like, where are we at? That's a little drop kick you in the throat. What about you? Four snaps.

That's an excessive amount of snaps. Why didn't you just give like four slaps? Three slaps and four snaps? I'm fucking drop kick you. Don't you question myself? I'm question. Oh, I'm questioning. We're going to end up fighting on camera right now.

He's getting my Irish up, folks. He's getting it. Gonna make me do it. He's going to make me do it. Because I know he'll beat me and I don't like it. It's uncomfortable. Oh, man. You haven't even seen my drop kick.

been training that since you're not a leg hurts i have a leg issue yeah you've been fucking with your leg all day slaps and snaps hey i got it right so hoi hoi hoi what the f you wouldn't understand you're not irish two slaps two oys and then another slap another snap and then another and then and then two oys yeah and here's the thing hit it this is one of those songs where like you have to hear right time. If you played this song for me in December, Thanksgiving. Yeah, any of those times, I'd be like, ah, you know, I just skip this song right now. But if we're in March, if we're celebrating the season of the Irish, my people, and we are ready to like pour some beers and some mugs and just- Can you repeat it? They're up. Yeah, I was actually wondering as I was

looking at this raging scene in Boston and imagining being there for St. Patrick's Day and I'm wondering like, do DJs have a limit to how many times they could play this song? Because it's got to be at least once an hour, if not like, two. Like everybody just wants to keep hearing this song. And then after it ends, people are probably already sad that they're not actually going to be able hear it again. I have repeated this song four times. You actually could.

This song is repeatable. I'll give it credit for that because like that bass. It just kind of keeps going. It doesn't really come in verses. As we noted, it's got like five lines and the whole thing. So you can actually just keep. playing the song on repeat. It's kind of funny because at the end it goes, do, do, do, do, do, do.

I know. So you actually need to make a version where you cut that part out. You know what I mean? Yeah. I actually feel like I remember, I don't want to speak for, I feel like I remember my brother telling me one time he, he's DJed this party in downtown LA that has like, he's, I remember him showing me videos. It's like the biggest group he's ever done. Like thousands of people just keeps going. I feel like I remember him telling me that like he was told to like just keep playing this song for like an hour straight. I feel like I remember that. I don't know.

I got to check in with him on that. It makes sense. Like this. Yeah. It's a heavy here. This one is like it keeps the spirit going and I feel like people wouldn't get tired of it on St. Patrick's Day, which is why we're going to play the whole song again. Run it back again.

That's like a fiddle. I think I finally figured out what it is when I heard of that time. It's like one of those kind of like. It's a banjo. A banjo. Yeah. A banjo. Yeah.

A banjo. What was a fiddle. I got it right. It's like an Ohio Island. It's like a type of band. It's like actually the beginning part is like a fiddle. And then it's a banjo. We don't know what we're talking about.

We don't show any of the instruments in the video. They just show these guys running through the streets. And then like cops are chasing them. And it's black and white. It's chaos. It's Boston. It's Irish. Let's go get a beer.

St. Patrick's Day at his best. Let's go get a beer. Oh, let's go get a beer. Let's go strip on the bar bay. That's, I don't know. What you're doing now. Hey, mate. Let's go.

We strip on the bar bay. Yeah. Tip of the cap. Am I right on them? No, none of them were. But I'll tell you what is right. Where we're going. Next!