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"The meanest of times" CD by Dropkick Murphys

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Exclusively at EMP you'll receive with "The meanest of times" the German version of "Echoes of the street". With two video-enhanced-tracks! Strictly limited - when stock is sold out the normal version will be delivered.
Item no. 433039
Title The meanest of times
Musical Genre Folk Punk
Product topic Bands
Band Dropkick Murphys
Release date 28/09/2007
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

by Matthias Mader (06.09.2007) What the Dubliners had been for the 70s, and the Pogues for the 80s, the Dropkick Murphys have been for the 90s through today: organ of a punished minority – either in Dublin, London or Boston … The Dropkick Murphys have long outgrown their Bostoner Hardcore-sounds (their last studio album, "The warrior’s code", sold more than 200,000 units) and have become a legend for their fans. That’s what is impressively proven by their sixth album: Even considering the loads of epigones, no other band (with the exception of Social Distortion) manages to combine traditional (Irish) Folk with American Rock’n’Roll as skilfully as they do, making all pigeonholing (like Punk Rock) superfluous. With guest appearances of Spider Stacy (Pogues) and Ronnie Drew (Dubliners) they come full circle. Special sympathy bonus is further added by the Thin Lizzy-cover "Jailbreak" – now that is what I call style!