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Meisce

Bored Of The Dance

(Wormwood, Mischief Brew, Countdown To Armageddon)

Fistolo 16

Released on November 21, 2006

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Seattle-based crusty gritty punk n' folk with Gypsy, Celtic, and Eastern European influences. This band contains members of Countdown to Armageddon, Wormwood, Inhaste, and Slightly Less Than Nothing. Songs for drinking with friends and slaying the bastards all at once. A split release with Aborted Society Records. Members of Wormwood, Mischief Brew, Countdown to Armageddon.

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#	Song Name	Popularity
1	The Death Of Michael Flatley		0%
2	Drunk And Alone		0%
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Tyler from Woodstock, IL

May 7 2007

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Great sea-shanty punk rock mayhem. Furious, gruff songs. "The Death of Michael Flatley" is a wickedly funny song. A little better production quality would have let the Celtic/folk instruments stand out more, but it fits the music well to have a rough sound.