The Pogues Peace And Love on 180g LP

Soulful and soused, usually in equal parts, The Pogues’ music combined the youthful spirit of punk with ancient Celtic melodies to create a sublime racket that’s been described as the Sex Pistols setting fire to The Chieftains. Rhino Records raises a pint in one hand and a fistful of Pogues in the other with 180g vinyl reissues of the band’s classic albums Red Roses for Me (1984), Rum Sodomy & the Lash (1985), If I Should Fall from Grace with God (1988), Peace and Love (1989) and Hell's Ditch (1990) along with a colored pressing of the 1986 Elvis Costello produced EP Poguetry In Motion.

The band's second consecutive Steve Lillywhite production following predecessor If I Should Fall from Grace with God, Peace & Love was released in 1989 and reached #5 on the U.K. Album chart. Its 14 tracks include Shane MacGowan's potent originals - “White City” and “London You’re A Lady” - augmented with remarkable contributions by other members including Jeremy “Jem” Finer's “Misty Morning, Albert Bridge,” Philip Chevron’s “Lorelei,” and Terry Woods’ “Gartloney Rats.” 

1.  Gridlock 

2.  White City 

3.  Young Ned Of The Hill 

4.  Misty Morning, Albert Bridge 

5.  Cotton Fields 

6.  Blue Heaven 

7.  Down All The Days 

8.  USA 

9.  Lorelei 

10. Gartloney Rats 

11. Boat Train 

12. Tombstone 

13. Night Train To Lorca 

14. London You're A Lady