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Road Kill

Seven Nations · 1998

58 min · 9 tracks · Celtic rock

A lively blend of Celtic melodies and rock energy, intertwining traditional instrumentation with modern energy.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Whiskey in the Jar — This classic Irish folk song is reimagined with a rock twist, showcasing Seven Nations' ability to bridge traditional and contemporary styles while energizing audiences.
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    Under the Milky Way — A reflective interpretation that highlights the band's versatility, merging poignant lyrics with rich instrumental arrangements that honor both rock and Celtic influences.
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    The Pound a Week Rise — This track stands out for its narrative depth and catchy melody, capturing themes of social commentary while maintaining a vibrant sound that engages listeners.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • lively sing-along moments with friends
  • long tracks for deep engagement
  • energetic tunes for celebration
  • varied pacing that surprises

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer short, concise songs
  • want subdued, quiet atmospheres

Where this album fits

Career context
By 1998, Seven Nations was gaining traction in the Celtic rock scene, having released their debut album 'The Fire' in 1997. 'Road Kill' followed as their second studio release, showcasing their growing popularity and musical evolution. This album solidified their presence in the genre and demonstrated their ability to merge cultural traditions with contemporary rock sounds.
Stylistic neighbors
The Pogues· Flogging Molly· Great Big Sea

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Crooked Jack 4:40
  • 2 Under the Milky Way 6:07
  • 3 The Conundrum 6:20
  • 4 No Reason 4:37
  • 5 Whiskey in the Jar 7:57
  • 6 Big Dog 5:30
  • 7 The Pound a Week Rise 9:26
  • 8 The Gravel Walk / Andy Renwick's Ferret / Our Day Will Come / Clumsy Lover 10:52
  • 9 Scotland the Brave / Dixie 3:18

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