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− | '''''England Keep My Bones''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Frank Turner]]. It was published to CD on 2011-06-06 and features a collection of folk songs, some [[folk music|traditional]], others more [[folk rock|rock]] or [[folk punk|punk]]. The songs deal with topics like rebellion, [[atheism]], and nostalgia and love of England. | + | '''''England Keep My Bones''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Frank Turner]]. It was published to CD on 2011-06-06 and features a collection of folk songs, some [[folk music|traditional]], others more [[folk rock|rock]] or [[folk punk|punk]]. The songs deal with topics like rebellion, [[atheism]], and nostalgia and love of England. Those who pre-ordered the album online had access to the ''England Keep My Bones'' EP which included the album version and demo version of ''[[Peggy Sang the Blues]]'', ''[[I Still Believe]]'', and ''[[I Am Disappeared]]''. |
I learned about Frank Turner while searching for anti-religious songs for a lecture I was giving on secular music. I came across a live video of the song ''[[Glory Hallelujah]]'' and liked enough to seek out more from the artist. This was the most recently released album, so I downloaded it, enjoyed it, and finally bought it. | I learned about Frank Turner while searching for anti-religious songs for a lecture I was giving on secular music. I came across a live video of the song ''[[Glory Hallelujah]]'' and liked enough to seek out more from the artist. This was the most recently released album, so I downloaded it, enjoyed it, and finally bought it. |
Revision as of 23:28, 13 February 2020
England Keep My Bones is the fourth studio album by Frank Turner. It was published to CD on 2011-06-06 and features a collection of folk songs, some traditional, others more rock or punk. The songs deal with topics like rebellion, atheism, and nostalgia and love of England. Those who pre-ordered the album online had access to the England Keep My Bones EP which included the album version and demo version of Peggy Sang the Blues, I Still Believe, and I Am Disappeared.
I learned about Frank Turner while searching for anti-religious songs for a lecture I was giving on secular music. I came across a live video of the song Glory Hallelujah and liked enough to seek out more from the artist. This was the most recently released album, so I downloaded it, enjoyed it, and finally bought it.
Contents
Status
I own this album on CD.
Track Listing
All songs sung by Frank Turner.
Song Rank
This is the order in which I enjoy the songs from this album, and their individual song ratings. I still need to re-listen to some of the tracks to better rank them.
Order | Title | Stars |
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1 | Glory Hallelujah | 9 |
2 | One Foot Before the Other | 8 |
3 | Wessex Boy | 7 |
5 | If Ever I Stray | 7 |
4 | Eulogy | 7 |
6 | Rivers | 6 |
7 | English Curse | 1 |
8 | Peggy Sang the Blues | 0 |
9 | I Still Believe | 0 |
10 | I Am Disappeared | 0 |
11 | Nights Become Days | 0 |
12 | Redemption | 0 |
The album's total score is 609.