Pledge: A Tribute to Kerbdog, by V/A

Pledge: A Tribute to Kerbdog

by V/A

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Sleeve notes from legendary producers Jack Endino and GGGarth Richardson who worked on Kerbdog’s two albums. Furthermore, the album also contains notes from Kerbdog’s Cormac Battle, Simon Young (Kerrang), Ken McGrath (Rock Sound), Edwin McFee (NME & Alternative Ulster).

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1.	Cars on Fire - Pledge 04:05	info	download
2.	Left Side Brain - Severed 04:14		download
3.	Dutch Schultz - Hard To Live 03:25		download
4.	Frank Turner - Sally 04:39		download
5.	Mike Got Spiked - Dry Riser 04:47		download
6.	Days of Worth - Didn't Even Try 03:56		download
7.	Stations - Schism 03:43		download
8.	Jamie Lenman - Mexican Wave 04:10		download
9.	Knievel Genius - Inseminator 03:57		download
10.	Hold Your Horse Is - Secure 03:46		download
11.	Dave McPherson - J.J's Song 05:10		download
12.	Ocean Bottom Nightmare - On The Turn 04:19		download
13.	Dry Rise - Dragging Through 04:57		download

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Pledge: A Tribute to Kerbdog’ is a tribute to album to Irish rock band Kerbdog. Despite splitting up in 1998 and only recording two albums, the band has influenced many present day bands. This album mixes up and coming rock bands with more established acts such as Frank Turner, Jamie Lenman (Reuben) and Dave McPherson (InMe). The album also features sleeve notes from legendary producers Jack Endino and GGGarth Richardson who worked on Kerbdog’s two albums. Furthermore, the album also contains notes from Kerbdog’s Cormac Battle, Simon Young (Kerrang), Ken McGrath (Rock Sound), Edwin McFee (NME & Alternative Ulster)... This album is a tribute to a band that never received the acclaim or attention they deserved. A sentiment shared by journalists in the sleeve notes of album and the bands.