Flogging Molly and Skinny Lister - Revolution Live, Fort Lauderdale - Feb. 12
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| Ian Witlen |
Again there was a unique mixture of instrumentation with a banjo, a fiddle, and accordion, along with the more traditional guitar, bass, and drums. Singer Dave King self assuredly belted out the tunes.
My problem with Flogging Molly is their songs all sound like the same punk song mixed with traditional Celtic gimmicks. But my opinion was the minority as an intense mosh pit took hold on the floor in front of the stage. The crowd was enamored with every tune. When King introduced a song from their first album, Selfish Man they roared. When Bridget Regan soloed on her fiddle, the ground shook, and when police lights strobed during the song "The Power's Out," a hundred plastic cups were thrown in the air along with whatever liquids and cubes of ice they contained.
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| Ian Witlen |
Hearing Flogging Molly with an open mind, I am still uncertain how they inspire such passion, but godspeed and God bless all those that dig them. I'll save that enthusiasm for Skinny Lister.
Set List
"Another Bag of Bricks"
"Paddy's Lament"
"Revolution"
"Selfish Man"
"Heart of the Sea"
"Drunken Lullabies"
"Kilburn High Road"
"Saints and Sinners"
"Requiem for a Dying Song"
"The Power's Out"
"Wanderlust"
"Present State of Grace"
"Prayer for Me in Silence"
"Float"
"Tobacco Island"
"The Lightning Storm"
"Rebels"
"Devil's Dance Floor"
"So Sail On"
"Within a Mile of Home"
"What's Left of the Flag"
"Seven Deadly Sins"
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Revolution Live
100 SW 3rd Ave., Fort Lauderdale, FL
Category: Music
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