My personal favorite track is "Tomorrow's Industry," which is basically the anthem of every working stiff who busts his hump at a job and feels like he never really reaps the reward. "They see your eyes / they see your face / but it's your soul they want to take." I'd say a fair amount of people feel that way about their job.

Another highlight on the album is "(F)Lannigan's Ball," featuring Spider Stacy and Ronnie Drew as guest vocalists. There is also a version of this song without Stacy and Drew. All due respect to Dropkick Murphys, but Spider Stacy makes the song.

The bottom line is that this album is filled with all the things that made the band so popular: a lot of hard-driving songs about hard times. Make sure you crank the volume when you put this on.

DVD

"State of Massachusetts" looks like it was filmed in an abandoned schoolhouse with the band on the auditorium stage. In the footage of this song, someone looks at the camera and says, "I'm sweating like a kid from Dorchester in court."

The DVD shows the making of "Flannigan's Ball" in both the studio and the abandoned apartment in which Ken and Al recorded the vocals. The camera pans to the bathroom and Ken says, "I've seen crack houses nicer than this."