To Hell or to Connacht is a phrase borrowed from Cromwell's time and his role in the 16th century plantation of Ireland. This was the choice he gave the Catholic outcasts: to hell or West of the Shannon and barren land. Back then both were as undesirable, today the outcast still exists, although not all are Catholics. I have reframed the phrase to portray the idea that the beauty is a better choice to the hell we could create. I am proud of this collection, and I am happy to share them.
Tracklist
- 1Perfect for Prison4:56
- 2Enoch Rocks5:11
- 3All Because of Greed5:25
- 4Irish Man English Fan3:07
- 5Waters Will Flow3:55
- 6People Give Sheep A Bad Name4:30
- 7What About Ireland4:01
- 8Free The Southlands2:48
- 9I'm Not In Kansas Anymore3:33
- 10One Big Happy Family5:15
- 11To Hell or to Connacht3:05
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