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The Best of House Of Pain And Everlast: Shamrocks & Shenanigans (Parental Advisory),House of Pain

- The Best of House Of Pain And Everlast: Shamrocks & Shenanigans (Parental Advisory)
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House of Pain
Released 2004

Jump Around (Pete Rock Remix)
03:56
9,933 plays

What It's Like
05:03
94,557 plays

On Point
03:48
9,388 plays

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songs

- 1
- Jump Around
- 03:37
- 76,574 plays

- 2
- Shamrocks And Shenanigans
- 03:38
- 10,544 plays

- 3
- What It's Like
- 05:03
- 94,557 plays

- 4
- Who's The Man
- 04:03
- 12,167 plays

- 5
- Black Jesus
- 04:40
- 15,806 plays

- 6
- Same As It Ever Was
- 03:27
- 8,795 plays

- 7
- Put On Your Shit Kickers
- 03:10
- 6,328 plays

- 7
- Punch Drunk
- 03:32
- 1,561 plays

- 8
- Ends
- 04:25
- 14,440 plays

- 9
- Pass The Jinn
- 04:56
- 5,481 plays

- 10
- Just Another Victim
- 04:22
- 1,419 plays

- 11
- On Point
- 03:48
- 9,388 plays

- 12
- Jump Around (Pete Rock Remix)
- 03:56
- 9,933 plays

- 14
- Word Is Bond
- 04:02
- 4,955 plays

- 14
- Never Missin' A Beat
- 04:10
- 4,237 plays

- 15
- The Rhythm
- 04:19
- 4,288 plays

- 15
- I Got The Knack
- 03:32
- 4,721 plays

album review

As there truly wasn't enough material to warrant a greatest-hits compilation from either House of Pain or frontman Everlast's faux-folk solo career without succumbing to bottom-feeding filler, Rhino had the good sense to combine highlights of the two onto one disc. All of the group's finest moments are in place and sequenced totally out of order. However, kicking things off nicely is the anthem that got the Irish boys rolling in the first place, "Jump Around." It still sounds as timeless and energetic nearly a decade along, as does its follow-up, "Shamrocks and Shenanigans." Everlast's solo career is also well documented with his two chart successes, "What It's Like" and "Black Jesus," both making appearances early on in the release. But the most welcome surprise is the inclusion of the rap-metal prototype "Just Another Victim," a collaboration between House of Pain and Helmet that was originally released on the Judgment Night soundtrack. While the compilation does lull at some points (due mainly to having the biggest hits first), it's a solid collection that is appealing and accessible to the most seasoned die-hard fan as well as the casual listener. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide