at The Parting Glass

America's number one Irish folk band. Greg Haymes of The Albany, NY Times Union says "The new album recorded live at The Parting Glass in Saratoga Springs is the band's best effort to date, a rollicking, rousing 15-song collection that's so vibrant you can almost taste the Guinness". Album Description

This CD ROCKS

Now this is totally a matter of taste, but if you like Irish Bar Tunes, this CD is for you!!! I've been into traditional Irish music for eight years now, and this is the best CD I own to date! May 15, 2007

Foot tapping is infectious

Talk about a joyful noise!

OK, so Hair of the Dog isn't purely Irish in its sound or style. The band, based in the Empire State, has obvious Appalachian influences, a bit of rock 'n' roll and even a hint of western swing in its music. But wow, the energy these five boys put out would fill even the truest Irish soul with joy. July 16, 2003

Great Music.

This CD is so easy flowing, yet at the same time fun to listen to. The vocals are great, and the instrumentals are even better. I listen to this CD everyday. My parents were a fan of them, and because of that I am now too.

Beleive it or not, I am not usually a fan of this genre of music. I am into punk rock but this is such a great CD that I still listen to it.

The banjo player and vocalist, John Haggarty is my highschool guidance counselor. He's a cool guy. And I think its funny he's in a band that I enjoy. March 28, 2003

At the Parting Glass...

captures the fun of a live HOD show. It's a great mix of music showcasing each of the musician's talents. August 21, 2002

Great disc...

Have been a fan of HOD for a few years now, and have seen them live several times. This is an excellent album, and has been a mainstay in my car's cd player since I bought it. They have a great sound, and sing with true emotion. Great musicians also. Release the Hounds is also excellent.... August 1, 2001

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