I've listened to them before, but a good selection all the same. He was unable to write at the time and took the decision to have his musings recorded for posterity. It's those recordings that continue to inspire new generations of poets, storytellers, thinkers and drinkers. At his gregarious best, Behan was a force of nature. I can't allow myself to agree with all his ideas, but one can still enjoy the pure poetry.
Sure we all have different thoughts. Especially à man giving his thoughts 50 years ago. Different times.
