Clearance, birth, or whatever ...

After Peter Pathos had left the band came well suddenly the years pent musical ideas of the other band members to the course, I think at least, even if I do not know ... otherwise it is not to state that this album almost bursting with energy and play friends ,
Although my albums of the era Peter Pathos, when Fiddlers Green had not been prescribed for the (Irish) beer tent and drinking songs, just so much better liked than what they do now, I have to say I love this album.
It was like a rebirth of Fiddler's Green, roughly comparable with what REM 2008 "Accelerate" brought to the market, even if Fiddlers Green probably not needed in so emerge a deep valley.

- Irish Air: One of the most magnificent songs of Fiddler's, quickly condemned Irish and with a sharp melody
- Folks Not Dead: A little of my beloved foretaste of what was to come on the next albums
- Marie's Wedding, Rolling, Captain Song, The Night Pat Murphy Died: Also ingenious songs
- Whack Me: a song that - as I understand - nor wrote Peter Pathos, not bad
- Into Your Mind: One of the hardest songs to date with a very catchy melody also
- Another Spring Song: a somewhat new kind of ballads, like we have not seen from Fiddlers Green, makes a wonderful mood

A wonderful album on which the band part presents wonderful original compositions and well-known traditionals makes right legs.

here demonstrates the Erlanger troupe that an album is not necessarily terribly profound and sophisticated to be good. It is a feat that such a high level of play and friends to live a loose Silberling to exorcise. thanks for that!