Oot & Aboot
The Real McKenzies · 2003
27 min · 13 tracks · folk punk
A spirited blend of folk punk melodies and raucous punk energy that celebrates Scottish heritage.
Why this album works
'Oot & Aboot' contributed to the growing popularity of the folk punk genre, receiving positive reviews for its authenticity and energy. It solidified The Real McKenzies' reputation as a leading band in this niche, influencing subsequent artists within the scene and helping to revive interest in Celtic punk music.
- Best for
- concise energetic listening sessions immediate hooks and energy spirited background soundtrack
- Context
- When 'Oot & Aboot' was released in 2003, The Real McKenzies were establishing their presence in the folk punk scene after their previous album, 'Pissed Off' (1998). This album marked a significant step in their evolution, showcasing their signature style of merging traditional Scottish music with punk rock influences while expanding their audience.
- Stylistic neighbors
- NOFX· Flatfoot 56· The Dreadnoughts
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 ’Cross the Ocean 2:56
- 2 Droppin’ Like Flies 1:58
- 3 Ye Banks and Braes 2:24
- 4 Get Lost 1:35
- 5 Lest We Forget 2:25
- 6 Heather Bells 2:19
- 7 Dance Around the Whisky Standout 1:02
- 8 Oot & Aboot 2:25
- 9 Shit Outta Luck 2:24
- 10 Jennifer Que 2:06
- 11 Drink the Way I Do 1:32
- 12 The Night the Lights Went Out in Scotland Standout 2:56
- 13 Taylor Made 1:47
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