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Sligo July 1st - 4th! It is for anybody looking for a different way of socialising, including those in recovery from or struggling with addiction or dealing with somebody in their lives who is addicted, or anybody who wants to experience a festival without the necessary inclusion of alcohol. Cheers Dick. But I like to get rat arsed too and mess up tunes by forgetting where I was etc. Ha yeah. Want and need. All the best! Peace, Ed. In any case, we all know that we sound a damn sight better with six pints inside. The cow drinks water by the ton, At eighteen years is mostly done; The dog at fifteen cashes in, Without the aid of rum or gin. These things are very enjoyable! A session in a cake shop?! Or at a Salvation Army meeting?! Or a smug Do-Gooders Festival?! Frequently I drive to sessions, which means I stay stone cold sober. Ideally I like good bevvy at a session. Part of the craic. As is the occasional session where you get utterly rat arsed beyond the point of coherent playing. I think you should run along and have your morning fix… ;. The contexts in which my mates and I play are relaxed and mostly wholly for the craic. Errors due to drink are forgiven, ignored or ridiculed as appropriate to the moment. I drink very little alcohol these days and have apple juice with mineral water at the session. Part of the problem is that too many sessions happen in an alcohol-selling environment, which is uncomfortable for some people. I have been part of various groups that have decided not to offer alcohol at social occasions because, for one reason or another, there is a high percentage of recovering alcoholics. I am happy to be a non-drinker but I am neither religious nor an obsessive moralist. Wrong, Steve! Anyway, hopefully the lovinlife fest can have a few workshops on dreaded lurgie folk remedies for festival goers and all-night sessioneers. If Stella was the only pint in my pub I would be on the whisky all night. Now that would not end well! Not all mixed in the same glass, I hope, Silver Spear! I try to avoid mixing them all in the same glass. We drew playing cards from a deck and if you were unlucky enough to get a specific one, you had to drink the stuff in the pitcher. English session in Bristol last Tuesday. A party of middle-aged German tourists on the other side of the road, busy taking photos. One of them hears us, crosses over to investigate, waves to her friends to come over, and they all charge into the pub to listen and drink probably lager. Plenty of whooping, cheering, clapping and dancing. The Guinness in my local used to be considered the best around here but for some reason it has taken a dive in quality these last few months. A certain box player, who is a life long Guinness man and a regular in my local, drinks Carling these days as the stout is so scheit. Whatever happened to those mad days? One can any commodity common or exotic like Buckie! To be fair, Buckfast comes from the South of England. I realise it is not as popular in England as it is in Scotland but nonetheless it is around. I struggle enough without the help of alcohol. I learned in my piano playing days that if I drank I got fearless. Then I heard some recordings and realized that the booze and playing does not mix. At a family party, I was asked to play a bit…. Was it awful. Two fairly different questions though really. The problem really seems to me to be how to keep enjoying the virtually all day and all night sessions at days-long festivals while being rat-arsed the most of the time, and not coming down with festival flu at the end of the thing and being crook as rookwood for the next two weeks or more. Major occupational hazard it seems. I was looking at pubs in Boston for a trip this autumn lookout and came across one with a Beer Pong or Beirut night. At our session we get half price pints, so that helps. Another one down the highway, no luck, full price. I leave that for the tourists then. Long story short, I can take it or leave it. Who cares? If you drink, drink. If you take drugs, take drugs. If either helps you enjoy life or sessions or anything else, good for you. I enjoy a drink or two on the occasions I make it to a session, but there are teetotallers there as well. So, to reitterate, who cares? And far too many slurp that tarry, charred sludge with the nitrogen cream on top. Unbelievable, with an array of pretty whiskeys readily available. An Irishman is lined with copper, and the beer corrodes it. But whiskey polishes the copper and is the saving of him. It ends - 'Good wine, or friends, or being dry, Or lest we should be, by-and-by, Or any other reason why. Good man that Mr. Part of the drinking problem in British bars is the extortionate price of soft drinks and their usually parsimonious or unhealthy nature. Well, I know some miseryguts might say that fresh fruit juice is chock-full of sugar too, but a pint of it really ups my will to live! Some really good cafes open late at night doing proper coffee etc. Of course there are some all-night cafes in the big cities, but not as a rule elsewhere. SWFL— Great column. Clemens would probably not even have noticed any effects from huffing cocaine, already getting his massive daily nicotine jolt by smoking anywhere from 20 to 40 cigars. Churchill was a piker in comparison. They still promote it as if they are manufacturing it for little old ladies to have a wine glassful once a day as a tonic. They innocently sell it along their honey, fudge and local cider in a little shop run by very humourless churchy looking women. They claim to make it on the Abbey site but there is no sign of a factory. They know who buys the vast bulk of it and where and they obviously like the profit but not the image of 14 year old kids sitting in the park knocking it back by the bottle. The little old ladies were a bit stroppy when Alex held up two bottles of it and had me take a picture with the Abbey and them in the background. By the way: Buckie tastes great mixed with a soft Tamil Sri Lankan fizzy raspberry flavoured drink called Necto also available from many Sarf Lunden shops! Americans are amazing at inventing all sorts of ingenious methods for doing just that, Jon. Ever heard of a beer bong? Looking at this thread, maybe the OP should have put the question the other way round: Do you really need a good session, to enjoy the drink? Aye, yhaalhouse! I find a good session slows down the process of getting rat arsed. But you might get there in the end. I do love how a thread about staying sober has turned into a thread about, well, not. Eight drinkers per team. Each team sits on the floor in a straight line, each with full pint mug in hand. Race starts by first member in each team drinking pint. Second member not allowed to drink until first member has finished his pint, and so on. First team to drink the gallon, wins! Anyone ever taken part in a three-legged beer race? Teams of two, with enkles tied in three-legged race fashion. Usually thirteen pubs, with two pints to drink per team in each pub. First team of two to drink the 26 pints wins. I once took part in such an event in Stornaway Outer Hebredes, Scotland. The prize for winning the race which was won by two locals was a bottle of whisky! The winning team on top of their already-consumed 26 pints finished the bottle of whisky in the last pub with no apparent ill effects! Rab C Nesbitt - eat your heart out! You might want to wait until you get home to drink something alcoholic. Especially if you know your limits and you know how much you can drink and still function in a halfway normal fashion but you still insist on drinking too much. However, if you have enough self-control to make yourself stop drinking at a certain point and not overdo it, then I think you should enjoy whatever your favorite alcoholic poison is. I start a session with a pint of a local ale, but try to finish with a good cup of black coffee. All our session pubs here will provide it - or a cup of tea. It is possible to be an alcoholic without drinking anything. But a session? Or maybe told to take a drink and get over it. Bottled Leon is drinkable, but slightly more so is Efes, for which you have to cross to northern Cyprus. They seem to be letting people bring it back over these days at least. We stayed approximately where you were by the sound of it, in a village called Vrysoulles, near the base at Aya Nic. I gave up drinking 18 years ago and started playing trad about 16 years ago, so I have no experience of playing whilst under the influence. Going on my blurred memories of pre-trad-infatuation teenage drunkenness, I rather suspect it would have adversely affected my co-ordination, my ability to remember tunes and what tune I had just played and my social graces. What he told the teetotaler: Take a good long look at a photo of your parents taken around the time of your conception. Is it a stretch to think that one or both of them may have required an induced mental fog before the necessary mood could be created? Urban foxes in the UK have taken to drinking brake fluid, biting and draining the cables to get at it. I cannot do this because I am too old and fat. It did not occur to me to try it in my youth when I was more nimble. Nor have I tried Buckfast, though in this case I might well have a go. Their mams probably spell this out to them in the supermarket bottle aisles when they are 2. When asking patients how much they drink, apparently its convention for the medical folk to always double the figure given. So I double the number of units they recommend, aha. Stage 2 takes place between 12 and 24 hours following ingestion and involves tachycardia and severe metabolic acidosis with compensatory hyperventilation accompanied by multiple organ failure. Most deaths occur in this stage. In stage 3 the kidneys fail. Buckfast okay, learned something new there……? At Irish music sessions and other types of music sessions , I have seen too many other musicians disrupt the session and make it unpleasant and unenjoyable for the other people at the session because their inebriated behavior and their playing deteriorated from drinking too much beer or whiskey or wine or some other alcoholic beverage. If there is a chance that you could ruin or wreck a session by drinking too much of something alcoholic, then you probably should just drink something non-alcoholic at the session. I know how much beer I can drink and still be able to play. I think it is nice to be able to take an occasional sip of beer between tunes. I learned who my real friends were when I quit drinking. Still, I find the more the audience drinks the better we sound………..! If drinking has a negative effect on your ability to not be an arsehole, then you should be careful about how much you drink. That could be a very safe way of looking at the world. Very funny. And, depending on who you are, that amount of alcohol may be less than you might think. I like the session myth about turning up with anything remotely like a pending lurgie and get the recommendation to down a couple of hot whiskeys with sugar as a cure, so you can soldier on and enjoy the session. Nothing more guaranteed to make you feel like absolute crap, in my experience. Aye, I quite like the premise of my statement. Except a hangover. But we have Irn Bru for that. Well done. Is it the Guinness? Duij - I found myself drawn to that UTube link in a peculiar sort of way. More from the artistic point of view you understand. I found myself visualizing Sadie performing her dance to The Teetotallers Reel ….. Not a lot of differance between a flute and a loose woman? For health and saftey reasons I am not going to comment on that? Good Guinness pint grip there. Very fit. You want a reason not to drink the black stuff at sessions? You just scroll down and click on the utube with the tuba. However, I hope the audience is enjoying the music so much that they buy plenty of drinks. Thank you Ethical Blend. I agree with what you said about being respectful of the other people at a session. Speaking of musicians getting drunk and mad enough to get into fights and flying chairs reminds me of a man who was a cook on the Navy ship I was stationed on for two years. When this man was sober and on duty cooking food, he was a nice guy who would fix our omelets to order. However, when he got drunk, he became violent and liked to start fights both off and on the ship. He got in trouble for this so many times that when his term of enlistment was up, the Navy gave him a less-than-honorable discharge and told him not to come back. He wanted to re-enlist and was so mad about being told not to come back that he got drunk and got into a fight. The last I heard of this man, he was in the city jail in Norfolk, Virginia. Most sessions around my corner of the world involve musicians getting their pint and nursing it most of the night. We take our music somewhat seriously so playing stupid is just frustrating. In stage 3 the kidneys fail' Yeah but, no but, yeah but - would it have an adverse affect on my piping? PS it was thanks to a very large amount of Guinness that I first discovered I could simultaneously play while holding a conversation easier on the harp than on a wind instrument, of course! If you are a member of The Session, log in to add a comment. Membership is free, and it only takes a moment to sign up. Clipboard Email Text message. I both want and need a pint in front of me when I play tunes. I usually only drink when I play music, but I try to play almost every day. Are there any German oom-pah sessions where the musicians all drink lager? I like single malt whisky, real ale, and Belgian beer. What does that make my disposition? It makes you an alcoholic! Things could always be worse, I guess. The world must be alright then. Can you get maple syrup as well? I also feel the need to mention Chocolate angel delight and Baileys.. I had the same trouble as your flute player but with a girl in Exmouth! SS Glasgow accent Sexy? Not a patch on the French.

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