| 6/6/2001 by Rob from High Bridge, NJ |
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| Suburb DKM release. Al Barr is great. Good punk/folk sound. I'm speaking in sentence fragments. "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" and "Which Side Are You On?" are my favorite songs off here. "Ramble and Roll" is another standout. I'm kind of disappointed, though... the song "Good Rats" is different than the version I had on MP3, and not good-different, either. But still a magnificent release. The tin whistle is cool. |
| 4/24/2001 by Emily from Avon, NY |
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| this is a great cd.if u think it sux. your wrong.it still has the punk sound but they have added all the new guys. there new lineup is fucken great.its not there best but its still very good. james lynch rules. well go out and get this cd. |
| 3/18/2001 by Spencer from Laie, HI |
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| this is a great cd, but if you don't like dropkick murphys you can kiss my ass. the bagpipes fucking rule!!!! |
| 3/16/2001 by James from Fairfield, CT |
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| The new Drop Kicks is an excellent album and certainly their best effort. The band has expanded, going from a four piece to (I think) 7 piece. Yes, their sound is a little slower than their previous CDs, but they've also incorporated more Irish traditional instruments and melody. Simply put, it's the kind of album that makes you want to be in a pub with a pint of ale in your hands, waving it back and forth to songs praising the working man. |
| 3/3/2001 by Rick from Yelm, WA |
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| The boys from Boston have provided me with another batch of rowdy drinking songs! SING LOUD is a bit slower than most of the older stuff,"not to say that's a bad thing." With songs packed with bagpipes and bravado it's quickly becoming my favorite. So put your arm around a comrade, hoist a pint to the Murphy's, and get this C.D. |
| 3/1/2001 by Ben from Spring, TX |
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| Well this is a great album. Thought it was gonna suck cuz it was really involved with epitaph but boy was i wrong. it starts off with a great song fast and with bagpipes. just what i hoped for. i strongly suggest this one to all dropkick fans. but i still think the gangs all here is better. probaly thee bust dropkick but this is a close 2nd |
| 2/8/2001 by Clinton from York, ME |
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| Very good, it isn't as great as There singles collection (which u should by if u are a first time byer) but it is definatly better than there latest CD Te Gangs All Here. I would definatly recamend bying this CD. |
| 2/8/2001 by Peter from Haymarket, VA |
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| OK well... I just got this in the mail yesterday and I do have to say that it is a GOOD album. It is not BAD, but it sure is NOT GREAT. Personally, I believe the end was coming for DKM when Mike McColgan left the band and they replaced him with Al Barr, who if you have ever heard his previous band The Bruisers, can't cing 1/2 as well as Mike did. I like the addition of the bagpipes, and the guest appearance from Shane McGowan (The Pogues) is wonderful also. Like I said this is a GOOD album, not great..... not horrid. |
| 2/7/2001 by Andrew from Bracknell, United Kingdom |
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| Once again the Dropkick Murphys have released a shit hot punk rock album!! From the first song you can tell that they have lost none of their edge, but in every good album, there are always a few mediocre songs. An excellent album that deserves a lot of credit but by no means their best to date!! |
| 2/6/2001 by Joseph from Southold, NY |
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| Great CD. It is in my opinion that this cd is one of dropkick murphys best. But it does have a few flaws. When i say flaws I mean a very small few. Every cd is not perfect. I recommend that this cd be bought by anyone who claims to be a dropkick murphys fan. Hell I own three. |
