Dropkick Murphys, "Do or Die" (1998) Review

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In March we are doing a series of Celtic punk reviews; this week we turn our attention to Dropkick Murphys' 1998 debut Do or Die. Buzz has a lot to say about not only this album but St. Patrick's Day, the "Plastic Paddy" phenomenon, and skinheads. Oh, we also talk about the album. So pour a pint and join in the fun!

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In March we are doing a series of Celtic punk reviews; this week we turn our attention to Dropkick Murphys' 1998 debut Do or Die. Buzz has a lot to say about not only this album but St. Patrick's Day, the "Plastic Paddy" phenomenon, and skinheads....

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