March draws to a close, and Buzz and Ben are in the mind for a good flogging. Flogging Molly that is. So, we close out our look at Celtic punk with their second album from 2002, Drunken Lullabies. Along the way, they discuss the Troubles, song symbolism, and the age-old question of Dropkick vs Flogging. Enjoy the last pint and join us.

March draws to a close, and Buzz and Ben are in the mind for a good flogging. Flogging Molly that is. So, we close out our look at Celtic punk with their second album from 2002, Drunken Lullabies. Along the way, they discuss the Troubles, song symbolism, and the age-old question of Dropkick vs Flogging. Enjoy the last pint and join us.

March draws to a close, and Buzz and Ben are in the mind for a good flogging. Flogging Molly that is. So, we close out our look at Celtic punk with their second album from 2002, Drunken Lullabies. Along the way, they discuss the Troubles, song symbolism, and the age-old question of Dropkick vs Flogging. Enjoy the last pint and join us.&nbsp;

Flogging Molly, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002) Review

Punk and New Wave aren't dead; it is just middle-aged and crazy. Join two guys, Ben and Buzz, as they discuss the albums that made them fans. So dust off your leather jackets, lace up your combat boots and stomp along.

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Flogging Molly, "Drunken Lullabies" (2002) Review