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Album Features

Artist: Flogging Molly
Format: LP Picture Disc
Release Year: 2002
Record Label: Side One Dummy
Genre: Rock & Pop
Track Listing
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. Kilburn High Road, The
6. Rebels of the Sacred Heart
7. Swagger
8. Cruel Mistress
9. Death Valley Queen
10. Another Bag of Bricks
11. Rare Ould Times, The
12. Son Never Shines, The (On Closed Doors)
Details
Playing Time: 45 min.
Producer: Flogging Molly, Ted Hutt
Distributor: Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo

Album Notes
Flogging Molly includes: Dave King (vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, bodhran, spoons); Nathan Maxwell (vocals, bass); Dennis Carsey (electric guitar, background vocals); Robert Schmidt (banjo, bouzouki, mandolin, background vocals); Bridget Regan (fiddle, whistle, Uilleann pipes); Matt Hensley (accordion); George Schwindt (drums).Engineers include: Steve Albini, Patrick Shevelin, Ted Hutt.Recorded at Electrical Audio, Chicago, Illinois; EMG Studios, Los Angeles, California.Personnel: Dave King (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, banjo, bodhran, spoons, background vocals); Nathen Maxwell (vocals, background vocals); Dennis Casey (guitar, electric guitar, background vocals); Robert Schmid (banjo, bouzouki, mandolin, background vocals); Bob Schmidt (mandolin); Bridget Regan (violin, fiddle, tin whistle, Uilleann pipe, background vocals); Matt Hensley (accordion); George Schwindt (drums).Audio Mixers: Ted Hutt; Patrick Shevelin.Recording information: Electrical Audio Studios, Chicago, IL (2001); EMG Studios, Los Angeles, CA (2001).Photographer: Lisa Johnson .Arranger: Flogging Molly.Let's get one thing straight right off the bat; they're not the Pogues. The casual listener might be forgiven for making such a mistake, as Flogging Molly is clearly influenced by Shane McGowan's rabble-rousers, but beyond the combination of lyrical Irish folk with punky rock rhythms, Flogging Molly is a band with its own identity. As the accordion, fiddle and banjo toss off traditional sounds steeped in Irish musical history, the slamming drums, raging guitar, and of course vocalist/songwriter Dave King's colorful tales present a forceful rock outfit. "What's Left of the Flag" shows Flogging Molly's political acumen, while "The Sun Never Shines (On Closed Doors)" takes on larger, more metaphysical subjects. But whether the septet, who wield pennywhistles and pipes as easily as Telecasters and Stratocasters, are playing the role of rowdies or reinventing the folk ballad with rocker fury, their emotional commitment is palpable and total.
Editorial Reviews
7 out of 10 - ...Irish punk/let's-drink-our-weight-in-Guinness-and-sing-high-testosterone-pub-anthems...
Alternative Press (20020501)
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