For the last few years I have answered, “Who is your favorite hand?” it remained the same: Flagging Molly. There’s nothing like Ireland’s booming punk and rock music scene to leave you kicking and craving another drink.
Flogging Molly was officially introduced in my early years of college. I can thank my dad that I can filter his songs through the speakers, even if I don’t know, I had already tasted their music in high school Warped Tour compilation album, the Song Remains Number one in my heart, not only leaving a notch as the first song of theirs that I have ever heard, but also at the height of Flogging Molly’s greatness. A true admirer can claim nothing less than a perfect poem.
02. Another Bag of Bricks– Undoubtedly a wonderful song for the Pogues to walk on the road, rivaling the previous “Turkish Song of the Damned” in song and taste. Excellent above and below, wherever he pleases to look.
03. The Wind Whistles – Everyone has their own reasons why music is an important part of life but “Your Favorite” from those songs which can only be of true virtue when practiced. Moving away from the fast-paced roots of the album, he takes a slower approach, giving the mosh pit kids a breather, join arms with the closest guest, and have a moment just adoring the modules back and forth. . Finding your best mates, and that brief spot of time singing at the top of your lungs, makes this one of my most memorable songs alive.
04. Devil’s DanceFloor – Unforgettable Openingriff gets you out of your seat and onto the floor in one second flat, keeping you the whole time you are dancing. I can’t remember a concert where the moments before this song started were not fully developed, but I somehow found the mood in a fever to double my brain.
05. If I Ever Leave This Living World – But another beautiful ballad that will force you to stop what you’re doing and just adore the band. Although number five on the list, it still remains a top favorite because of the generative sense of the lyrics. Also, no fan can think of another song about hate.
06. Who Wept at the Wall – The first path inside the Thousand Houses has a hook with a spike that you can’t pull off. Going to more concert experiences after the release of this album, all the sweeter tastes of passion and pleasure were sung with the song, causing a tumultuous uproar, allowing all the patrons to see just how amazing the band is with its lyrical exploration and obvious age of fun and anthemic songs.
07. Tobacco Island – Another nod to the history and culture of “Tobacco Island” is the quick wit of a lyrical poem about Oliver. Cromwell‘s cohorts and the toll of the victims. But leaving the record of history, he dances impiously with his companions, strangers and family.
08. Worst The Day Since Yesterday – The title says it all – there really is nothing like having a bad day, and just being strong May this song comfort you. If the sound of life prevailed, it would always be the number one track for all people.
09. Abandoned Flag – I have always loved this song. Concert memories always come to mind, but what sticks out the most is the slow start of about forty-five seconds and the sudden disruption of lyrics and bodies. This was always the most welcome way to begin any road trip; mode-aetter, she be
10. Swagger – The best musical journey a man can have. Enough said.
