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Dropkick Murphys

Artist Song
Dropkick Murphys  I'm Shipping Up to Boston  
Dropkick Murphys  Cadence to Arms  
Dropkick Murphys  Memorial Day  
Dropkick Murphys  The State of Massachusetts  
Dropkick Murphys  Tessie (Radio Version)  
Dropkick Murphys  Sunshine Highway  
Dropkick Murphys  Amazing Grace  
Dropkick Murphys  Take 'Em Down  
Dropkick Murphys  Time to Go  
Dropkick Murphys  Walk Away  
Dropkick Murphys  The Spicy McHaggis Jig  
Dropkick Murphys  Barroom Hero  
Dropkick Murphys  Dirty Water  
Dropkick Murphys  Dirty Glass  
Dropkick Murphys  The Gauntlet  
Dropkick Murphys  Kiss Me I'm #!@'faced  
Dropkick Murphys  The Warrior's Code  
Dropkick Murphys  Fields of Athenry  
Dropkick Murphys  For Boston  
Dropkick Murphys  The Wild Rover  
Dropkick Murphys  Finnegan's Wake  
Dropkick Murphys  (F)lannigan's Ball  
Dropkick Murphys  Never Alone  
Dropkick Murphys  Going Out In Style  
Dropkick Murphys  The Gang's All Here  
Dropkick Murphys  It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll)  
Dropkick Murphys  Tomorrow's Industry  
Dropkick Murphys  Gonna Be a Blackout Tonight  
Dropkick Murphys  Surrender  
Dropkick Murphys  Peg O' My Heart  
Dropkick Murphys  Rude Awakenings  
Dropkick Murphys  The Green Fields of France (No Man's Land)  
Dropkick Murphys  Bastards On Parade  
Dropkick Murphys  Forever  
Dropkick Murphys  Boys On the Docks  
Dropkick Murphys  Captain Kelly's Kitchen  
Dropkick Murphys  The Fighting 69th  
Dropkick Murphys  Fortunate Son  
Dropkick Murphys  Skinhead On the MBTA  
Dropkick Murphys  Curse of a Fallen Soul  
Dropkick Murphys  Last Letter Home  
Dropkick Murphys  Blood and Whiskey  
Dropkick Murphys  Your Spirit's Alive  
Dropkick Murphys  I'm Shipping Up to Boston  
Dropkick Murphys  Baba O'Riley  

Comment:

When Shane MacGowan sang on the mid-tempo-but-manic Dropkick Murphys song "Wild Rover and Good Rats," the longtime Pogues leader essentially passed his pint glass to the young Bostonians. Much like the Pogues at their prime, the Murphys have seamlessly connected the contrasting chords of Celtic folk and Clash-schooled punk rock for more than a decade — all without losing an inch of street cred — from the hectic hardcore punk of [i]Do or Die[/i] and the sound-expanding experiments of [i]The Gang's All Here[/i] (a bagpipe/guitar rendition of "Amazing Grace," the military march masquerade of "The Fighting 69th") to their increasingly popular trio of recent records, [i]Blackout[/i], [i]The Warrior's Code[/i], and [i]The Meanest of Times[/i]. And to think, it all started with barbershop basement practices — sessions that blended traditional Irish tracks and Oi! punk without realizing just how brilliant the pairing was.
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