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- Road Rage
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Great Big Sea
Released 2000

Donkey Riding
02:17
7,048 plays

Captain Wedderburn
03:51
4,431 plays

Everything Shines
02:40
4,027 plays

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- 1
- Donkey Riding
- 02:17
- 7,048 plays

- 2
- When I'm Up
- 03:52
- 3,856 plays

- 3
- Everything Shines
- 02:40
- 4,027 plays

- 4
- Goin' Up
- 04:55
- 3,235 plays

- 5
- Boston And St. John's
- 04:35
- 3,848 plays

- 6
- The Night Pat Murphy Died
- 03:31
- 3,638 plays

- 7
- Consequence Free
- 03:06
- 3,439 plays

- 8
- Captain Wedderburn
- 03:51
- 4,431 plays

- 9
- The Old Black Rum
- 03:30
- 3,686 plays

- 10
- General Taylor
- 03:41
- 3,156 plays

- 11
- Lukey
- 04:31
- 3,022 plays

- 12
- Feel It Turn
- 04:13
- 3,429 plays

- 13
- I'm A Rover
- 03:18
- 3,984 plays

- 14
- Fast As I Can
- 03:53
- 2,842 plays

- 15
- Jack Hinks
- 03:19
- 2,503 plays

- 16
- Mari Mac
- 03:19
- 3,468 plays

- 17
- Ordinary Day
- 03:37
- 3,086 plays

- 18
- Excursion Around The Bay
- 02:34
- 3,578 plays

- 19
- Hangin' Johnny
- 02:54
- 2,933 plays

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album review

The ascent of Celtic-based folk music in Canada is probably one of the biggest left-field phenomena around, and Road Rage proves just how far it has risen. At one point, a live album of traditional Newfoundland would have consisted of impeccable musicianship and polite but relatively subdued audience response. On Road Rage, there's plenty of instrumental skill in evidence, but the reception being given by the mostly younger crowd is almost what you'd expect for the biggest stars in the land. In a way, that's exactly what Great Big Sea is -- the other artists moving tons of records are working in an international pop medium (with heavy leanings to the U.S. market), but traditional Newfoundland music is one of the few truly Canadian sounds available. When they're not cheering, the appreciative crowd sings along with almost every song like they're anthems. Musically speaking, there are not a lot of surprises here, but the band certainly has talented musicians, and if you can put up with the crowd noise it's not a bad approximation of a greatest-hits collection. ~ Sean Carruthers, All Music Guide