Tricia was hired by Ken Casey and his wife. Their relationship continued - Pat was in the follow up album's video for "Walk Away" and Tricia did the "Blackout" cover and interior photo artwork. The mural is one of the last murals left in South Boston, as others have been painted over. Track listing All songs by Al Barr, Ken Casey and Matt Kelly, unless otherwise noted. "For Boston" (T.J. Hurley) – 1:33 "The Legend of Finn MacCumhail" – 2:15 "Which Side Are You On?" (Florence Reece) – 2:28 "The Rocky Road to Dublin" (Traditional) – 2:37 "Heroes from Our Past" – 3:31 "Forever" – 3:08 "The Gauntlet" – 2:49 "Good Rats" – 3:03 "The New American Way" – 3:32 "The Torch" – 3:17 "The Fortunes of War" – 2:43 "A Few Good Men" – 2:36 "Ramble and Roll" – 1:59 "Caps and Bottles" (Casey) – 2:41 "The Wild Rover" (Traditional) – 3:25 "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" – 3:27 Personnel Dropkick Murphys: Al Barr – vocals Rick Barton - additional guitars on "The Torch", "The New American Way" and "Fortunes of War" (founding guitarist of the band quit early during the album's recording) Ken Casey – bass guitar, vocals Matt Kelly – drums, bodhrán, vocals James Lynch – guitar, vocals Marc Orrell – guitar, accordion, vocals Ryan Foltz – mandolin, tin whistle, dulcimer Spicy McHaggis – bagpipes on "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" (also credited with "excessive smoking and under-aged drinking" in the album sleeve notes) additional personnel: Shane MacGowan – vocals on "Good Rats" Colin McFaull – vocals on "Fortunes of War" Desi Queally – vocals on "Rocky Road to Dublin" Joe Delaney – bagpipes on "Heroes of Our Past" and "For Boston" Brian Queally – tin whistle on "Rocky Road to Dublin" Johnny Cunningham – mandolin on "Good Rats" Andreas Kelly – accordion on "The Torch" Zack Brines – piano on "Ramble and Roll" Carl Kelly – uilleann pipes on "Forever" Jim Siegal – engineer References Dropkick Murphys albums 2001 albums Hellcat Records albums