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The Warrior's Code
Since 1997, Boston's Dropkicks have released six albums, each bettering the last in sales. They've amassed hundreds of thousands of fans around the world, and have recently broadened their appeal by having their heart pounding, swaggering performance of "Shipping Up To Boston" prominently featured in the Oscar winning (Best Director, Best Picture) Martin Scorsese film,"The Departed". "The Warriors Code" also features their rousing rendition of "Tessie", the Red Sox's rally anthem, spurring the team to win the 2004 World Series and establishing the band in New England sports history. With "The Warrior's Code", the Dropkicks combine their driving punk energy with a newfound sense of majesty and melody to create anthems for troubled times. "Tessie" is included here as a special bonus track, and it's also prominently featured in the new movie "Fever Pitch", starring Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore. more
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01:05A to B: Life
MewithoutYou is a great christian post hardcore band whose lyrics are deep and meaningful. Some...
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- Posted: Oct-10-2008
A solid balance of new and trad filtered through a punk sensibility
Sounding like a concert, The Dropkick Murphys power through another mix of new and traditional Celtic flavored tunes. The emphasis here is on the personal as tales of triumph and courage are the mainstays; all pulled off with the Murphys typical bravado. Particularly clever is "Wicked Sensitive...
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- Posted: Sep-21-2008
Loud and Proud
Great CD, hard core but inspired. My first Dropkick Album but I will buy more.
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- Posted: Aug-18-2008
Classic Murph
This is a classic dropkick murphy cd. Highlights are Shipping Back to Boston, and Tess. It's the best Irish Punk group around.
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- Posted: Jun-10-2008
Celtic + Punk = more fun than you can handle
The Dropkick Murphys have singlehandedly given both punk and Irish music a much needed shot in the behind. If you haven't heard them, they sing a mix of original and traditional Irish songs LOUD complete with rock sentiment and yep, bagpipes. "The Green Fields of France" penned by Eric Bogle...
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- Posted: May-26-2008
WHEN WILL IT STOP?
It won't. This album rocks steady from the first track to the last taking a slight break in "green fields of France" then immediately going back to full steam ahead. This was my first Dropkick Murphy's album and you better believe I'll be buying more after what I heard here.
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- Posted: Mar-06-2008
!!I'm Shipping Up to Boston!!
The DKM's continue to crank-out the tunes, their use of traditional instruments combined with those voices.... Just can't hear 'em enough.
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- Posted: Nov-26-2007
CD review
Great CD!, I got to listen to segments of all the tracks before puchase. I plan to by more. Pricing was comprable to retail stores. Delivery was fast. Amazon kept me informed on the status of my purchase from the time I bought it until it was deliverd, with tracking info, est. time of delivery....
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- Posted: Oct-13-2007
Dropkick Murphys Must Have
this HAS to be in your collection if you're a fan of old school IMO.
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- Posted: Sep-16-2007
Anthem Punk Rock
This is a good album with a lot of punch. I myself get tired of all of the "Anthem Punk". They sound like either you're at a National Front rally, a Football game or listening to a Budweiser commercial i.e. the song "The Spirits Alive". I guess this is better than crybaby "Emo Punk" if you call...
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- Posted: Sep-10-2007
woooaaa!
first time i listened to this albume i was like "what the heck?!" cuz that was the first time i ever listened to DKMs.sound of bagpipes was cool but it somehow did not go well with the voice and drums. it seemed like a strange combination. had to come to track 14 to start liking it.at second go,...
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