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Track Listings
| 1 | How Come |
| 2 | Living in a World Without Her |
| 3 | When the Ship Comes in |
| 4 | Anniversary |
| 5 | Amadie |
| 6 | Love You Til the End |
| 7 | Bright Lights |
| 8 | Oretown |
| 9 | Point Mirabeau |
| 10 | Tosspint |
| 11 | Four O'Clock in the Morning |
| 12 | Where That Love's Been Gone |
| 13 | Sun & The Moon |
| 14 | Eyes of An Angel - Bonus Track |
| 15 | Love You Till the End - Bonus Track |
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Remastered & expanded reissue of 1995 album includes two bonus tracks, 'Eyes of An Angel' & 'Love You Till the End'. WSM. 2004.
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Package Dimensions : 5.55 x 4.97 x 0.54 inches; 2.83 Ounces
- Manufacturer : WARNER SPEC. MKT. UK
- SPARS Code : DDD
- Date First Available : December 14, 2006
- Label : WARNER SPEC. MKT. UK
- ASIN : B0006957TE
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #851,845 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,690 in British Folk
- #2,457 in Irish Folk
- #68,141 in Alternative Rock (CDs & Vinyl)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2005
This isn't as good as earlier Pogues with MacGowan, but compared to other recordings in the Celtic rock genre, this isn't a bad album. Released under any name other than the Pogues I think this would be considered a decent collection of songs. It does still have that same accordion, banjo & whistle driven atmosphere that is a hallmark of the Pogues. In a genre that had & has its share of amateurish bands, you can definitely tell that this is a band of professionals. Of course it's totally predictable that there would be an outcry against a Shaneless Pogues, so resist jumping on the band wagon and enjoy this album for what it is.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2013
I loved all the songs!!! Looked for weeks to find this cd and it was worth it. Great price also.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 1998
Although most of the Pogues are here the music lacks the life that Shane instills. The lyrics are at best, okay. If you're a Pogues fan then its worth buying to complete the collection but don't but it as your first sample. This really isn't THE Pogues!
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2000
I resisted buy this CD for a long time cause I just could not imagine the Pogues without Shane. It's no the same without Shane but this CD is worth having. Great job on Dylan's "When my ship comes in."
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020
This is a lyrical album, intended for those who care more about music than they do rock stars. Shane McGowan was great as their lead singer. But Spider Stacy's vocals are no less soulful and possibly more consistently in key. The rest of the band is flawless on songs that are all melodic and brilliantly arranged.
Point Mirabeau is the album's masterpiece. In a just universe, it would be played on the radio every day instead of, as is probably the case, never. The Pogues' spirit will outlive them. But prior to the afterlife it would be great for them to get back together.
Point Mirabeau is the album's masterpiece. In a just universe, it would be played on the radio every day instead of, as is probably the case, never. The Pogues' spirit will outlive them. But prior to the afterlife it would be great for them to get back together.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2012
How come most people don't like post-MacGowan Pogues?
Now admittedly this is quite a slight & commercial record, especially compared to "Waiting for Herb" which has a more punk feel to the songs, this is still an enjoyable record.
Released just after McGowan's highly acclaimed "The Snake" album, the daggers seemed to be out for the rest of The Pogues, which may have been the reason it sold so poorly.
An album than didn't change the world, but nice to listen too when washing up.
Now admittedly this is quite a slight & commercial record, especially compared to "Waiting for Herb" which has a more punk feel to the songs, this is still an enjoyable record.
Released just after McGowan's highly acclaimed "The Snake" album, the daggers seemed to be out for the rest of The Pogues, which may have been the reason it sold so poorly.
An album than didn't change the world, but nice to listen too when washing up.
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2016
Buy this and clear your mind of expectations and assumptions; you will love it. I love this album. I also loved "Waiting for Herb." Shane MacGowan is a genius but he's not essential for great music. Let the music speak for itself. I really don't understand why people trash the Pogues without Shane. I think they took the Irish folk sound as far as they could. The piano melody in "Pont Mirabeau" is beautiful. Too many high points to list. "Waiting for Herb" was the first Pogues album I ever heard and I loved it. I love all of Shane's work too. If you can clear your mind of expectations you will love "Pogue Mahone. "
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2005
This album really isn't bad. In fact, its amazing its as good as it is. Keep in mind Shane Macgowan was no longer with the band at this time, and he was the heart and soul of the band, not to mention an amazing songwriter. Putting that aside, this is a good album, and I would probably think of it more highly if I hadn't come to expect so much from this group. There are some really great tracks on here like "How Come", "Living In A World Without Her", "When The Ship Comes In" & "Bright Lights". However, the rest of the album is nothing special. If you are just getting into the Pogues get "Rum Sodomy & The Lash", "Red Roses For Me" & "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" before you even begin to consider buying this album. If you are a Pogues fan and are wondering what the band sounded like without Macgowan, definitely get this over "Waiting For Herb" (which is a terrible album).
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Melomaniak
4.0 out of 5 stars
unSHANEd but oh! so Celtic
Reviewed in France on June 18, 2016
Est-il possible de réussir un album des Pogues sans leur emblématique frontman édenté ? C'est la question que pose et à laquelle répond Pogue Mahone, cru de 1996 et dernier opus en date (depuis 20 ans, donc probablement le dernier tout court) des anglo-irlandais sans un Shane MacGowan dont les excès alcooliques légendaires l'avaient rendu si ingérable que le groupe n'avait eu d'autre choix que de le remercier. Présentement, et ce depuis le précédent album (le décevant Waiting for Herb) c'est le fondateur Spider Stacy, habituellement flûtiste de la formation, ici concentré sur sa tâche vocale uniquement, qui prend le difficile relais... Et s'en sort avec plus que les honneurs ! Alors, certes, Pogue Mahone n'est pas au niveau de la trilogie inaugurale des folk-punkeux, à l'impossible nul n'est tenu, mais relève notablement le niveau de la première galette sans Shane en se recentrant sur les racines celtiques de la formation constituant du même coup, ce qu'on est pas sensé savoir alors, ce qu'eux-mêmes ne savent sans doute pas, une fermeture de boucle idéale pour la carrière discographique du groupe. Et voilà ce que de bonnes chansons, dont une reprise de Bob Dylan qui trouve idéalement sa place (When the Ship Comes In) et une adaptation de Guillaume Apollinaire qu'on n'attendait carrément pas mais fait son petit effet (Pont Mirabeau), et surtout la conscience de ce que les Pogues savent faire le mieux donne : un album pas exactement génial mais taquinant efficacement les cordes sensibles de l'âme auditrice. Recommandé.
1. How Come 2:50
2. Living in a World Without Her 3:20
3. When the Ship Comes In 3:14
4. Anniversary 4:06
5. Amadie 1:53
6. Love You 'Till the End 4:32
7. Bright Lights 2:37
8. Oretown 3:50
9. Pont Mirabeau 3:31
10. Tosspint 3:32
11. Four O'Clock in the Morning 3:12
12. Where That Love's Been Gone 3:50
13. The Sun and the Moon 3:22
Bonus
14. Eyes of an Angel 2:54
15. Love You Till the End (Stephen Hague Mix) 3:54
Spider Stacy - vocals
Jem Finer - banjo, guitar, hurdygurdy, translation
Andrew Ranken - drums, vocals
Darryl Hunt - bass guitar, backing vocals
James McNally - accordion, whistle, low whistle, Uillean Pipes
David Coulter - mandolin, ukulele, djembe, shaker, tambourine
Jamie Clarke - guitar
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Stephen Warbeck - mandolin, piano, accordion
Jon Sevink - fiddle
Caroline Lavelle - cello
Jocelyn Pook - viola
Jules Singleton - violin
Sonia Slany - violin
Anne Wood - violin
Debsey Wykes - backing vocals
Steve Brown - backing vocals
Stephen Hague - backing vocals
1. How Come 2:50
2. Living in a World Without Her 3:20
3. When the Ship Comes In 3:14
4. Anniversary 4:06
5. Amadie 1:53
6. Love You 'Till the End 4:32
7. Bright Lights 2:37
8. Oretown 3:50
9. Pont Mirabeau 3:31
10. Tosspint 3:32
11. Four O'Clock in the Morning 3:12
12. Where That Love's Been Gone 3:50
13. The Sun and the Moon 3:22
Bonus
14. Eyes of an Angel 2:54
15. Love You Till the End (Stephen Hague Mix) 3:54
Spider Stacy - vocals
Jem Finer - banjo, guitar, hurdygurdy, translation
Andrew Ranken - drums, vocals
Darryl Hunt - bass guitar, backing vocals
James McNally - accordion, whistle, low whistle, Uillean Pipes
David Coulter - mandolin, ukulele, djembe, shaker, tambourine
Jamie Clarke - guitar
&
Stephen Warbeck - mandolin, piano, accordion
Jon Sevink - fiddle
Caroline Lavelle - cello
Jocelyn Pook - viola
Jules Singleton - violin
Sonia Slany - violin
Anne Wood - violin
Debsey Wykes - backing vocals
Steve Brown - backing vocals
Stephen Hague - backing vocals
Hans Kurscheid
4.0 out of 5 stars
Irische Lieder
Reviewed in Germany on February 23, 2011
Sehr hübsche songs mit irischem Einschlag laden zur Unterhaltung ein. Außerdem ist der Song aus dem Film "P.S. I love you" mit auf der CD. Bekannte und unbekannte irische Songs werden im Poguesstil interpretiert.
Ich würde sagen, eine CD zur Entspannung.
Kein Muß, aber dennoch empfohlen- besonders für Liebhaber irischer Musik
Ich würde sagen, eine CD zur Entspannung.
Kein Muß, aber dennoch empfohlen- besonders für Liebhaber irischer Musik
Paul Mobberley
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great music
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 26, 2020
A really good listen.
Desperado
3.0 out of 5 stars
THE POGUES Pogue Mahone
Reviewed in Germany on March 13, 2018
Ich habe mir in den letzten Wochen alle Pogues CDs gekauft und auch durchgehört. Aus welchen Grund auch immer
habe ich damals diese großartige Band nicht beachtet. Aber von allen CDs ist diese leider die Schwächste. Aber um die Pogues
komplett zu haben, mußte ich diese CD natürlich auch kaufen
habe ich damals diese großartige Band nicht beachtet. Aber von allen CDs ist diese leider die Schwächste. Aber um die Pogues
komplett zu haben, mußte ich diese CD natürlich auch kaufen
Peter Bucks
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 12, 2018
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