Title: This album has really grown on me.
Product review: When I first heard this album, it did not make much of an impression on me. The first song still doesn't, actually. What I love about this album is that it's sources are so eclectic (just look at who's on it), but every song has this twangy, country feel to it that's not exactly right because it's country done by a bunch of Britons. I especially love "Rake at the Gates of Hell," "Evil Darling," "Money, Guns and Coffee," and "Big Nothing." If anyone can get me the lyrics to the second and third ones, it would be greatly appreciated. The country version of "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" is really interesting for anyone who has ever heard the version on the Pogues album of the same name.
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