The best Flogging Molly albums

11 records, ordered by how much they reward a first listen — not by chart position.

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Drunken Lullabies

  1. 1
    Within a Mile of Home

    Within a Mile of Home

    2004

    A raucous blend of punk energy and traditional Irish instrumentation that evokes both celebration and melancholy.

  2. 2
    Anthem

    Anthem

    2022

    Flogging Molly's Anthem blends spirited Celtic melodies with punk rock energy, creating anthems of resilience and hope.

  3. 3
    Float

    Float

    2008

    A lively blend of punk rock energy and Celtic folk melodies that captures a spirit of resilience and celebration.

  4. 4
    Alive Behind the Green Door

    Alive Behind the Green Door

    Energetic Celtic punk rhythms collide with heartfelt lyrics, creating anthems of resilience and community spirit.

  5. 5
    Life Is Good

    Life Is Good

    2017

    A spirited blend of punk rock energy and traditional Celtic melodies, infused with themes of resilience and community.

  6. 6
    Drunken Lullabies

    Drunken Lullabies

    2002

    Energetic Celtic punk anthems collide with heartfelt storytelling, creating a raucous celebration of life and loss.

  7. 7
    Complete Control Sessions

    Complete Control Sessions

    2007

    Energetic punk rhythms collide with traditional Celtic melodies, creating a raucous anthem for the restless and the rebellious.

  8. 8
    Speed of Darkness

    Speed of Darkness

    2011

    Fusing traditional Irish melodies with punk energy, the album pulses with rebellious spirit and heartfelt storytelling.

  9. 9
    Live at the Greek Theatre

    Live at the Greek Theatre

    2010

    A raucous blend of Celtic melodies and punk energy, igniting the spirit of live performance with infectious vigor.

  10. 10
    Swagger

    Swagger

    2000

    An exuberant blend of traditional Irish melodies with punk rock energy, creating a raucous celebration of life's struggles and joys.

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    Whiskey on a Sunday

    Whiskey on a Sunday

    2006

    An energetic blend of Celtic instrumentation and punk rock ethos, embodying both celebration and sorrow in equal measure.