If I Should Fall From Grace With God (1990) Album Review

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Music critics combined give If I Should Fall From Grace With God a score of 3.5600 out of 4

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All Music Guide

IfRum Sodomy & the Lashcaptured the Pogues on plastic in all their rough-and-tumble glory,If I Should Fall from Grace with Godproved they could learn the rudiments of proper record making and still come up with an album that captured all the sharp edges Read more about If I Should Fall From Grace With God on All Music Guide

Rolling Stone

The Pogues' basic stance – wild Irish boozehounds with a passion for traditional Celtic reels and squeals revved up to punk velocity – would be enough to arrest anyone's attention on the current sappy pop scene. Read more about If I Should Fall From Grace With God on Rolling Stone

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Movie critics combined give If I Should Fall From Grace With God a score of 4.00 out of 4

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The Daily Vault Album Reviews

This album may not take the place of the Irish Rovers on St. Patrick's Day, but If I Should Fall From Grace With God is more than just an album of Irish music.
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Movie critics combined give If I Should Fall From Grace With God a score of 3.20 out of 4

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Rolling Stone

The Pogues' basic stance – wild Irish boozehounds with a passion for traditional Celtic reels and squeals revved up to punk velocity – would be enough to arrest anyone's attention on the current sappy pop scene. That there's more to
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