Week Before Easter, The - Kevin Conneff

Advantages: Great sound, very different, interesting guest singers
Disadvantages: Not a sound that everyone will find they like

...: The Chieftains are Martin Fay, Sean Keane, Kevin Conneff, Matt Molloy, Paddy, Moloney, Derek Bell The album producers are Paddy Moloney tracks 2, 13 with Chris Kimsey and track 7 with Ry Cooder So, that’s all of it. If you have made it this far, thank you. I realize that this type of music is not for everyone. Not everyone will rush out to hear this album. But this is an album I listen to at least once a week and still find enjoyment. So I thought I would make some small (long) attempt at sharing my enjoyment with others. Of course, after this attempt, you may find yourself avoiding it due to my clumsy descriptions. Please, don’t let my inability to describe it to keep you from at least giving it a go. You may find yourself as surprised as I was at enjoying it.... Read review

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Advantages: fun
Disadvantages: some stupid songs

...This album has the Best trance music ever, has all the classics plus the hits from the film, anyone who likes trance, dance or just summer tunes shoud buy this soundtrack, it instantionasly gets you in the mood for clubbing. I would definetly recomend to anyone into dance music to get this album and especially if you have seen the film "kevin and perry go large" as there is many hits from the film, the main one being "big girl" which is the track kevin and perry play as dj's in the film. The album makes you just want to fly out to ibiza and party This album is not serious and some of the songs are stupid but this makes the album fun and different. Track Listings Disc: 1 1. Big girl - Precocious Brats feat. Kevin & Perry 2. Kid 2000 - Hybrid feat. Chrissie Hynde 3. I'm in the mood for love - Jools Holland and his Rhythm... Read review

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Advantages: Great sounding, amazing lyrics
Disadvantages: Disadvantages?!

...Sleep Is for the Week is the debut album by Frank Turner, the former lead-singer of punk rock band Million Dead, and released on January 15th 2007 via Xtra Mile Recordings. Those that know of Million Dead, or even those who don't, would know that the term 'punk' was just what they were - fast, distorted angst, but now frontman Frank has returned on his own in a style best suited as 'folk' with an acoustic guitar and a stunning ability for song-writing. The 13 tracks on show never have a weak spot or show an achilles heel. In the opening track "The Real Damage" Frank sings about the experience of the morning after a heavy night before. Waking up somewhere you don't know, having no money left, and no idea where you're going...but realising that you're not the only person that's ever done it. There's a sense of pessimism to his... Read review

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