Drunken Lullabies
by Flogging Molly
- Type: Album
- Released: 19 March 2002
- Label: SideOneDummy
- Country: United States
- Length: 45:13
- Community rating: 3.79/5 from 8 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Solidifying their reputation as kings of the modern Celtic punk movement, the Los Angeles septet delivered a wildly energetic, platinum-certified breakthrough. The soaring fiddles, accordions, and mandolins are perfectly married to blistering punk tempos and Dave King's poignant, nostalgic storytelling.
Genres
Descriptors: melodic, alcohol, folklore, patriotic, folk, traditional, gang-vocals, stomping, fast, rhythmic, storytelling
Tracklist
- Drunken Lullabies (3:50)
- What's Left of the Flag (3:38)
- May the Living be Dead (In Our Wake) (3:50)
- If I Ever Leave This World Alive (3:21)
- The Kilburn High Road (3:43)
- Rebels of the Sacred Heart (5:11)
- Swagger (2:05)
- Cruel Mistress (2:57)
- Death Valley Queen (4:18)
- Another Bag of Bricks (3:45)
- The Rare Ould Times (4:06)
- The Son Never Shines (On Closed Doors) (4:24)
Credits
- Flogging Molly - primary artist, arranged by, music by, producer
- Matt Hensley - accordion, music by
- Nathen Maxwell - bass, backing vocals, lead vocals, lyrics by, bass guitar, background vocals vocal
- George Schwindt - drums, music by, drums (drum set)
- Dennis Casey - electric guitar, music by, background vocals vocal
- Bridget Regan - fiddle, tin whistle, bagpipes [uilleann], backing vocals, music by, fiddle tin whistle uilleann pipes, background vocals vocal
- Dave King - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo, bodhr谩n, spoons, backing vocals, lyrics by, music by, acoustic guitar banjo bodhr谩n spoons, background vocals lead vocals vocal
- Gary Schwindt - management
- Robert Schmidt - mandolin, banjo, bouzouki, backing vocals, music by, banjo bouzouki mandolin, background vocals vocal
- Patrick Shevelin - mastered by, recorded by [additional], mixed by
- Ted Hutt - music by, music by, arranged by, producer, recorded by [additional], mixed by
- Lisa Johnson - photography by
- Steve Albini - recorded by
- Pete St. John - music by, lyrics by
- Robert Vosgien - mastering