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The Freedom Spark is the sole album by Larrikin Love. It was released on 25 September 2006. Downing Street Kindling". Meet Me By The Getaway Car". At The Feet Of Ré". "Well, Love Does Furnish A Life". The track "It explodes" is hidden in the pregap before the first listed track. Some releases omit the song "Forever Untitled".

Album · 2006 · 14 Songs. The Freedom Spark Larrikin Love. Listen on Apple Music.

Larrikin Love debutaron con The Freedom Spark, un álbum en el que mezclaban el ska, el folk y el indie rock. Cogiendo como referencia a Pete Doherty y sus Babyshambles, podíamos encontrar cortes eternos como Six Queens, Edwould o Happy As Annie. Or consider a donation?

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Posted Apr 23, 2007 11:49 AM. Ultimate Guitar. There is a strong arabic feel to the first two tracks in the Album. The Spark' uses arabic scales very effectively to portray a sense of enigma and solitude. Six Queens' uses the same scales in a very different way. Its rocky-bursts destroy the unsurity and throw you headfirst into an innovative sound that is rare in today's modern scene. Folk music is a huge influence on this album. I would say that Irish elements are stronger than English however. Edwould', 'Forever Untitles' and 'A Burning Coast' have very interesting sounds to them.

The band known as Larrikin Love, consisting of brothers Edward and Micko Larrikin together with rhythm section Alfie Ambrose on bass and Coz Kerrigan on drums, released their debut and what would prove to be their only album, The Freedom Spark, in the autumn of 2006. It was quite a mixture: on the one hand, there was a set of upbeat happy-sounding songs - some ska, some Brit-pop, some pop-punk - using fiddles and banjos to give a folky feeling somewhat similar to what the Pogues had done throughout their career; and on the other hand, the lyrics contained in these songs spoke of.