The marriage of punk rock and traditional Celtic music did not end with the Pogues. By the time of 2008's FLOAT, their fourth studio album, Flogging Molly were proving to be as adept as the standard bearers themselves. This record crackles with Guinness-hoisting melodies for the working class and tempos that practically careen out of the grooves--it makes sense for a band founded by Dave King, a veteran of the `80s metal circuit. Anger, nostalgia, and drunkenness are given such a passionate new life on FLOAT, one would think that William of Orange himself was taunting the band in the studio. A1 Requiem For A Dying SongA2 (No More) Paddy's LamentA3 FloatA4 You Won't Make A Fool Out Of MeA5 The Lightning StormB1 Punch Drunk Grinning SoulB2 Us Of Lesser GodsB3 Between A Man And A WomanB4 From The Back Of A Broken DreamB5 Man With No CountryB6 The Story So Far