The Dreadnoughts - Polka's Not Dead

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Legends Never Die

Victory Square

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The Dreadnoughts - Legends Never Die

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Flogging Molly - Complete Control Sessions

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The Dreadnoughts - Victory Square

El tudod képzelni milyen hatást gyakorolna a hallgatóságra, ha Eugene Hütz színpadi őrületét kevernénk a Flogging Molly-val? Ha a Dropkick Murphys-ből kivennénk a dudát? Ha a The Pogues-ot felgyorsítanánk? Hiába, még mindig nem tudok az ilyesminek ellenállni. Tempósabb, gitárorientáltabb, néhol ugyanolyan mesélős, mint elődei. Mégis keményebben punk, mint a FM.

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Sydney City Trash - Once Upon A Time In Australia (folk punk)

Ausztrál, zsivány kalózok szállták meg a Nagy Korallzátonyt. Whiskyt és sört vedelnek naphosszat, unaloműzésképpen pedig dalra fakadnak. Nem olyan gyors, a nótázásuk mint a Flogging Molly-é vagy a Dropkick Murphys-é, inkább a The Pogues vonalhoz állnak közelebb. Itt is elérhetőek az igazán pattogós, táncra csábító ritmusok, amilyek a fentebb említett elődöknél is fülön csíphetőek. Figyeljétek meg, hogy a második számnál már ütitek a taktust a lábatokkal.

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The Tossers - Long Dim Road (folk punk)

Coming from the predominantly Irish neighborhoods of South-Side Chicago, the Tossers have been expanding the boundaries of contemporary Irish music since the early '90s. The band chose their name for its derogatory meaning of throw away. The term dates back to Shakespeare and depending on who you ask it also means commode, drunk or the bunk British currency the Irish rejected after their independence in the 1920s.

Although their name may be irreverent, their music certainly is not. The heart of their distinct sound is derived through the melding of traditional Irish and Punk Rock roots. Combining traditional instrumentation of mandolin, fiddle, tin whistle and banjo with amphetamine fueled guitar, bass and drums, the Tossers play with a furious edge that teeters between rage and raucousness. Myspace

Zydepunks - Exile Waltz (folk punk)

Fél füllel már valahol elcsíptem ettől a new orleans-i csapattól néhány melódiát, azonban most érkeztem el arra a pontra, hogy teljes figyelmemet ennek a zenének szentelhessem.
Kellemes, nótára fakasztó, mosolyt ajakra csaló, harmonikázó, hegedűn játszó, ugrálásra késztető vidámsággal telepumpált punk zene.
Angolul, németül, franciául, spanyolul, portugálul és yiddisül (így írják?) szólalnak meg a dalok.
Belefüllentés ->itt

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Ortodox Celts diszkográfia (celtic punk, rock)

Orthodox Celts is a band from Belgrade, Serbia which plays Irish rock music. As a popular band playing Irish music, Orthodox Celts are practically unique not only in Serbia but in the whole of Southeastern Europe and further afield. Despite their unusual music, since their founding in 1993 they have been one of the most popular bands in Serbia. Their music led to a popularization of Irish and Celtic music and other aspects of Irish and Celtic culture in Serbia, especially Guinness beer. The band members are fans of the Celtic F.C., and some of the band's fans are too. The band started their career with traditional Irish songs and, gradually, introduced more and more of their own material (lyrics mostly by Aleksandar, music mostly by Ana). All their songs are in the English language (or as they say, in the Irish language), but the group has composed some purely instrumental songs as well. In addition, the band has released several videos. The Orthodox Celts have had several tours and numerous concerts inside and outside of the country (including in the Sava Center, one of the largest concert halls in Serbia). It is already a tradition of theirs to celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a large concert in Belgrade. In all of the band's interviews, they state that their greatest desire is to tour Ireland; no band member has ever visited that country, except Ana.

1994 - Orthodox Celts

1997 - The Celts Strike Again

1999 - Green Roses

2002 - A Moment Like The Longest Day

2007 - One Two Five