I haven’t seen Flogging Molly, but I have seen the Dropkick Murphys, which is just a frakkin’ madhouse. And that was before they got popular.
Ani DiFranco II: Find the live version of “Gravel” from the Living in Clip album. Don’t bother with the studio version.
“Love advice from Grandma” by Jake La botz his entire album is great
warning there is swearing in the song at the most Hilarious times
Down, “Stone the Crow.”
Featuring former Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo, Down is a riff-rockin’ throwback of a hard rock band that’s kinda like Sabbath and Skynyrd at the same time. Can be an aquired taste, and each album has its own flavor:
Oooh I love Flogging Molly…IYKWIM!!! 
Right now I’m listening to Golden Years by David Bowie. Feeling oldschool today.
Okay so today took some thought i’ve been in an old school kind of mood so my original thought was Gimme Shelter by the stones but i finally decided on Janie Jones by the clash. because of its just the mood i’m in.
Say What You Mean by the “Bellrays” little funk, little rock, all the energy in the world.
Dig, Lazarus, Dig!!! by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, in which Lazarus is shortened to Larry:
“(I want you to dig)
Well New York City man, San Francisco, LA, I don’t know
But Larry grew increasingly neurotic and obscene
I mean he, he never asked to be raised from the tomb
I mean no one ever actually asked him to forsake his dreams
He ended up like so many of them do, back on the streets of New York City
In a soup queue, a dopefiend, a slave, then prison, then the madhouse, then the grave
Ah poor Larry.”
All I could think about was OUR Larry… 
Two picks, both inspired by the finale, both by They Might Be Giants.
“I’ll Sink Manhattan”
“New York City”
“Baba O’Riley” by the who
Two words to describe it Fraking Awesome
Great track one, side one. Entire album rules.
Ballad for Dead Friends by Dashboard Prophets
isn’t that the one they play at The Bronze when Luke & co are just about to start the Harvest?
It’s not the way you lead me
By the hand into the bedroom
It’s not the way you throw your clothes
Upon the bedroom floor
some of those early music videos should just be destroyed for the good of humanity
Especially since they’re proof of 80’s fashion tragedy.
I mean seriously! We really used to dress like that?
I have to say, even though those videos are obviously silly, I find them quite charming.
And hey, that was great music. Today, the videos may be great, but most of the music is crappy.
no argument. I have 4 or 5 erasure cds, but had never seen the “band” till now. as always, GR, you expand my horizons 
and no, I didn’t mean it like that
Taneytown by Steve earle not sure who’s the other vocalist but she’s just great, by far his greatest album (El corazon) he’s done yet barely remembered
The funniest rendition of Jessie’s Girl I ever saw.
It’s worth watching for 00:47 alone. And of course, when he actually says “If you know what I mean” in the lavatory.