The Gang's All Here
Dropkick Murphys · 1999
42 min · 16 tracks · Celtic punk
Frenetic Celtic punk energy collides with raucous anthems, capturing the spirit of Boston's working-class ethos.
Why this album works
'The Gang's All Here' played a pivotal role in popularizing Celtic punk music in the late '90s, influencing a wave of bands that followed. The album's energetic tracks resonated with listeners, helping it gain significant underground acclaim and contributing to the band's later mainstream success.
- Best for
- quick, energetic bursts anthemic sing-along moments short, punchy tracks
- Context
- Released as Dropkick Murphys' second studio album, 'The Gang's All Here' followed their debut, 'Do or Die,' which had established them within the Boston punk scene. This album solidified their sound and fanbase, showcasing a more refined yet raw approach to their Celtic punk roots.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Flatfoot 56· The Dreadnoughts· Flogging Molly
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Roll Call 0:32
- 2 Blood and Whiskey Standout 1:47
- 3 Pipebomb on Lansdowne Standout 1:50
- 4 Perfect Stranger 1:58
- 5 10 Years of Service 2:45
- 6 Upstarts and Broken Hearts 2:56
- 7 Devil’s Brigade 1:27
- 8 Curse of a Fallen Soul 3:00
- 9 Homeward Bound 2:00
- 10 Going Strong 3:06
- 11 The Fighting 69th Standout 3:13
- 12 Boston Asphalt 1:39
- 13 Wheel of Misfortune 3:50
- 14 The Only Road 2:11
- 15 Amazing Grace 2:38
- 16 The Gang’s All Here 7:59
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