"May the road rise up to meet you" is an Irish saying, and I can't think of a punk band more Irish (American) in the 90s than the Dropkick Murphys so he's likely right. Edit: I had mentioned Flogging Molly in a post below but deleted it based on my lack of Flogging Molly knowledge and thinking they were active in the 90s.
I can't see them doing a 90s Pogues album tbh. I'd be shocked if that was it.
Ha I think we still in the dust
FWIW I’ve heard the pressing in this one is very meh. Cook packaging though
There are gonna be a lot of people signed up to classics and essentials who wonder why they didn’t get Max Roach or El Guincho and instead got an old release they may or may not already own this month
Agreed. Although I love mine for obvious reasons the actual pressing is absolute trash. Clicks, pops and misprinted sleeves ahoy. I've had 4 copies and the actual playback on them has all been a bit iffy.
Be mad at VMP and how they run their business for where we are today and us voicing our opinions based on the experience VMP has provided. IMO they deserve all the criticism they get, and they have only gotten worse on every level possible as a business in the last couple of years. The only thing they did consistently well over this slide was their CS and even that has been abandoned by them at this point. And their CS getting as much praise as it got was a byproduct of how badly the business was run and the inconsistent product they put out.
they sent me three emails yesterday telling me swaps were live (my sub ended last month) which of course made me panic and check to make sure they didn't just resubscribe me (they didn't shockingly)
Well doesn’t that suck.
