Drunken Lullabies: Flogging Molly: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Drunken Lullabies

2. What's Left of the Flag

3. May the Living Be Dead (In Our Wake)

4. If I Ever Leave this World Alive

5. The Kilburn High Road

6. Rebels of the Sacred Heart

7. Swagger

8. Cruel Mistress

9. Death Valley Queen

10. Another Bag of Bricks

11. The Rare Ould Times

12. The Son Never Shines (on Closed Doors)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Impressed, Feb 7 2010

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Philip Andrew "Card Shark" (Stratford, P.E.I., Canada) - See all my reviews
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Best CD I ever purchased. Every song a winner. I like the way this band has taken Irish type songs and put a heavy metal spin to them. I am 58 and think this album will be liked by any age group. Check them out on Youtube.

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5.0 out of 5 stars goodest, Jan 25 2005

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man i love this cd. ... . its a gooder , but thats my opinon

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5.0 out of 5 stars Drunken Lullabies., Jun 28 2004

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lipgloss_and_letdown "lipgloss_and_letdown" (Singapore) - See all my reviews

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This is such an amazing album. I first heard of these guys on the 'Warped Tour' record absolutly love thier blend of celtic and punk. This is such a refreshing twist. I have never heard (expect Dropkick Murphys but who i feel arent as celtic as FM) such a unique, yet simply amazing way of punk. This is cd is solid through out. My favorite tracks are:

1. 'Drunken Lullabies' - The title track is an amazing fast paced song, which dives right into their celtic influence. It will leaving you singing and dancing. My favorite track. Amazing lyrics.
2. 'What's Left Of The Flag' - This is another stand out. It starts off acousticly, but then jumps right into the punk feel. Their first real single of this record.
4. 'If I Ever Leave this World Alive' - This song is a slighty slower paced, but good as ever.
5. 'The Kilburn High Road' - A fast song, with a tearing guitar solo.
6. 'Rebels of the Sacred Heart' - Fast paced and brilliant.
9. 'Death Valley Queen' - This song's chorus is catchy. I feel tracks 8-10 are really dark, and this i one of the darkest.
11. 'The Rare Ould Times' - This is a cover song of a very old Irish song. I absolutly love the FM cover of it.
12. 'The Son Never Shines (on Closed Doors) - I really like this song a lot. I just love how the album ends with such a beautiful slow song.

Overall, a very good sophmore album, and i can't wait for their next album which they are currently wrapping up. This album is very solid through out, and Dave King voice is full of emotion. Every song through is filled with amazing lyrics. Flogging Molly's Drunken Lullabies is sure to leave you singing and dancing with one of the best, unique bands out there.

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