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Jamie Clarke was born in 1964 and moved to the
center of the music world in 1987, that is Camden, London. He started his
career with the pop band Innocence Lost before touring all over the world with
the highly successful Irish folk punk band The Pogues. Now he has formed his
own band together with an award-winning Bosnian accordion player named Pedja
Zaric and a German drummer named Andreas Schabinger. I have never listened to
The Pogues and doubt I ever will and even though this album has some very
strong qualities it doesn't impress me very much. It starts off with a very
promising instrumental intro song and as long as the folky tunes are kept in
the foreground this is a very enjoyable but as soon as they start their poppy
interludes and Jamie attempts to sing they sound even worse then Backstreet
Boys and Westlife together. I know that he probably still likes punk music but
I wish he could let go of the "singing" and focus on making speed folk music
which he seems to be very good at. This album could have been a very good one
indeed but the band really did their best to spoil the experience for
me...
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Medley 2. Temptress 3. Snake Some Action 4. Turkish |
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5. Terrorist Activity 6. Ride On 7. Hungarian Dance |
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8. Mad World 9. Hey How 10. How The Mighty Have Fallen |
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11. Bob Crowes 12. Best Thing 13. Sunny Afternoon |
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