Part: 1 : Dropkick Murphys - The Meanest of Times (2007) Password: sharedmusic.net
ARTIST: Dropkick Murphys
TITLE: The Meanest Of Times
LABEL: Cooking Vinyl
GENRE: Punk
BITRATE: 224kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 50m total
RELEASE DATE: 2007-09-17
RIP DATE: 2007-09-11
Track List
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1. Famous For Nothing 2:47
2. God Willing 3:16
3. The State Of Massachusetts 3:52
4. Tomorrow's Industry 2:19
5. Echo's On "A" Street 3:17
6. Vices And Virtues 2:11
7. Surrender 3:15
8. Flannigans Ball 3:39
9. I'll Begin Again 2:38
10. Fairmount Hill 3:58
11. Loyal To No-One 2:25
12. Shattered 2:47
13. Rude Awakenings 3:23
14. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ya 3:54
15. Never Forget 2:51
16. Jailbreak (Bonus Track) 3:54
Release Notes:
Dropkick Murphys formed in 1996 in Boston, MA. The band was originally just a
bunch of friends looking to play music for fun. We started playing in the
basement of a friend's barbershop and our goal was to blend the musical
influences we had grown up with (Punk Rock, Irish Folk, Rock, and Hardcore) into
one loud, raucous, chaotic, and often out of tune mix that we could call our
own.
To our surprise people seemed to liked it and we began to record music and tour
constantly. To date we have released over ten singles, two EP CD, and four Full
Length albums and have had the good fortune of being able to play across a large
portion of the world. We are truly grateful to the many friends and bands that
have helped us out and supported us along the way in the US, Canada, Europe,
U.K. Ireland, Scandinavia, and Australia as well as the many countries we look
forward to playing in the next century.
The bands' main goal is to play music that creates an all for one, one for all
environment where everyone is encouraged to participate, sing along, and
hopefully have a good time. In the true spirit of punk rock we view the band and
the audience as one in the same; in other words our stage and our microphone are
yours.
In addition to hopefully bringing people together for a good time, we hope to
share some of our experiences and beliefs in working class solidarity,
friendship, loyalty and self- improvement as a means to bettering society (i.e.
You can preach till you're blue in the face but if you're lying in the gutter no
one's gonna listen. If you pick yourself up by the bootstraps and live your life
to the best of your ability you may set an example that others will follow).
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Û Bernard Allison - Chills and Thrills Û
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Û Artist ....: Bernard Allison Û
Û Album .....: Chills and Thrills Û
Û Genre .....: Blues Û
Û Label .....: CC Entertainment Û
Û [CENSORED] # .: 9372 Û
Û Language ..: English Û
Û Û
Û Source ....: CDDA Û
Û Grabber ...: EAC v0.95b4 Û
Û Encoder ...: LAME v3.97 -V2 Û
Û Bitrate ...: VBRkbps Û
Û Size ......: 72,0 MB Û
Û Û
Û Rel. date .: Feb-07-2008 Û
Û Str. date .: Û
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Û http://www.evangelist.org/ Û
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Û THIS IS *NOT* A SUBSTITUDE OF THE ORIGINAL. Û
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Û NB TRACKNAMES: LENGHT: Û
Û Û
Û 01. Chill and Thrills 04:36 Û
Û 02. Boogie Man 04:12 Û
Û 03. So Devine 04:25 Û
Û 04. When Im Gone 04:12 Û
Û 05. Missing Tyrone 05:00 Û
Û 06. Just My Guitar and Me 06:11 Û
Û 07. Compromising For Your Needs 04:13 Û
Û 08. Black and White 03:28 Û
Û 09. Serious 05:31 Û
Û 10. Heart Of St Paul 03:22 Û
Û 11. Thats Why Im Crying 05:25 Û
Û 12. Groove with Me 04:04 Û
Û 13. Serious (After Hours) 05:44 Û
Û 60:23 min Û
Û Û
Û -------------------------------------------------------------------- Û
Û TO THE INVOLVED ARTIST(S): CONSIDER THIS AS A FREE WORLDWIDE PROMO Û
Û CAMPAIGN. TO THE END USER, SUPPORT ARTIST(S) OR DEL! Û
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Û Album Notes: Û
Û Û
Û The Chicago guitarist-singer in known for his sympathy for rock, Û
Û but new album "Chills & Thrills" also includes some intensive, Û
Û slow stuff. Luther Allison's son proves to be an artist in his Û
Û own right. Û
Û Û
Û As Allison jr played the Halloween Blues Festival in Finland's Û
Û midwestern city of Vaasa in 2006, bassist Jassen Wilber and Û
Û keyboardist Rusty Hall had just joined his band. The twosome Û
Û play on the new record, too. Their interplay was a bit shaky in Û
Û Vaasa, but all that is gone now. The band plays in style; a fact Û
Û underlined by the trustworthy Mario Dawson (drums) and Eric Û
Û Gales (guitar). Û
Û Û
Û Bernard Allison keeps the family flag high by doing three of his Û
Û father's songs. Recorded in New Hope, Minnesota, the album Û
Û includes six songs of Bernard's self-penned material. Û
Û Û
Û BA is known for his inclination towards rock music, but the Û
Û strengths of "Chills & Thrills" are not necessarily in that Û
Û neighbourhood. Conversely, he shows his skills as a balladeer Û
Û here. "Serious" by Luther Allison is the strongest on the cd; a Û
Û version that is quite obviously cut in a highly determined mood. Û
Û His vocals are strong, supported by some inspired guitar work. Û
Û Kathleen Johnson's background vocals add a warm finishing touch. Û
Û There is also an "After Hours" reprise version of the song in Û
Û the end of the cd. The decision is slightly awkward, but Û
Û "Serious" is the most effective blues ballad heard in a while. Û
Û Û
Û Additionally, Magic Sam cover "That's Why I'm Cryin'" turns out Û
Û fine. The 'hero' of the story walks the streets at night – Û
Û crying. The emotional burden can indeed be heard in the beefy Û
Û sound of the cut. Allison displays his ability to mix delta Û
Û style guitar with electric rock; this is evident on "Black & Û
Û White", his own song, as well as on "Just My Guitar and Me", Û
Û another Luther cover. Û
Û Û
Û The 'statutory' rock songs are there of course. The album's Û
Û title song builds itself around a cheeky riff; "When I'm Gone" Û
Û is fun, too: Eric Gales's vocals bring in some all-important Û
Û variety – although his voice might not be the strongest one you Û
Û have ever heard. "So Divine" is given some jazz/soul flavour by Û
Û Jose James's sax. The title of Bernard's own "Groove with Me" Û
Û alone tells what the song is all about. Û
Û Û
Û Bernard Allison is a fine guitarist and his singing voice is Û
Û quite unique. He is ok as a song-writer, too. The best rock Û
Û tracks of the new album hardly match his best recordings (Time Û
Û Flies By, A Woman Named Trouble), but they surely keep you away Û
Û from boredom. Û
Û Û
Û The key track of the album says it: "Chills & Thrills" has been Û
Û written, recorded and produced seriously. Trouble with women and Û
Û other states of yearning often dominate the lyrics. Û
Û Û
Û Û
Û Group Notes: Û
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Û Praise The Lord! Praise the Lord we Say!! All Sinners will Û
Û perish in HELL itself! Û
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