Stepping off the reckless and brazen road they paved with “Hold My Beer...” the Crofters cast a mature eye towards the horizon with “It Was Easier When We Were Kids.” People who bought “Hold My Beer...” had this to say: The CD kicked a**!!! Reviewer: Ashley Kenny This CD rocked! The music can go from upbeat to slow and each song has something amazing to offer. From the bagpipes to tin whistle and vocals - everything is amazing! Great upbeat music. It's sparked a new interest in celtic rock for me. Reviewer: guy from Delaware I just found this CD while browsing the I-Tunes music store, and it's sparked a new-found interest in celtic rock for me. I've never been exposed to this kind of music before, but it really is good, or at least these guys make it good. Their rendition of "Scotland the Brave" is absolutely out of control, and the rest of the CD is very good also. I would love to hear them live sometime. "Crank" up the volume & ENJOY! This 50something fan sure did! Reviewer: Bonny MacLeod Reed Superb blend of traditional and now generation music that will appeal to and delight audiences of all ages. Innovative arrangements for traditional favorites of Scotland The Brave and Will Ye Go Lassie Go are amazing and the fresh and inspired lyrics of I Met My Father speak to us all. A definite must have CD for all Celtic music lovers regardless of age. With it's bright, fresh and extremely talented musical appeal, this CD is going to the top fast. awesome Reviewer: joe coleman great cd!! it rare that you fing a cd where every song is as good as the last!!! this album tops the first album 'unit no.1, glengary's proud! keep jammin' boys!! This album ROCKS!!!!!! Reviewer: Ashley Kenny This entire album was great!! Every song rocks. I can listen to it 24/7. Glengarry is real proud! They are awesome entainers live and on the cd. You guys rock. ( And are HOT)..... Amazing Reviewer: Matt Delaney - Underground TV They never cease to amaze me . Wheather it be the driving version of "Scotland the brave" or one of the bands originals like "Lowest Light" this CD has somehting for everyone. I strongly reccomend picking up a copy of it. Cheers. WOW!!!!!!!!! Reviewer: Manda Winters The band is great, nice guys and good looking!!!!!***MUAH*** to all of you guys.Amazing job. They sound better and better everytime i hear them play. They have great timing with eachother and are going to go places. Hopefully we'll see more of them in kingston, ontario. Awesome Albsum! Reviewer: Crofter`s Fan This album is so good! It is not often that you can find a cd where every song is amazing. Glengarry is proud to be represented by such a talented and energetic young band. Keep up the good work, guys! Can`t wait to hear the next one! KiCk A** Reviewer: Rachel McIntyre This CD is frigin awesome!!! These guys write REALLY GOOD celtic tunes and awesome arrangements of traditionals. A must have CD. Totally awesome!! Upbeat, fun cd! Reviewer: Rav'n Reviewer Wow!!! This cd is awesome! I listen to it every day and still can't get enough of it! It's so upbeat and energentic, it will definitely get you moving. The fresh arrangements of the traditional tunes are a must listen to, and the original songs will keep you craving more from this group in the future. This cd dishes out a savory celtic fix! A must have!! A Nice Find Reviewer: Brian Gillespie The Crofters: Hold My Beer While I Kiss Your Girlfriend... Cocky young bunch of buggers, judging them by the title of their CD. They have a right to be cocky, judging them by their music. This is a nice find ? actually, they found me, never heard of The Crofters, till this puppy dropped through my mail box. The average age of this band is only 23, but these young Scottish-Canadians have tons of experience ? former members of the Glengarry Bhoys, playing and touring with The Mahones and The Woods Band most recently. The Woods Band is a good comparison, and actually I first heard ?Hold My Beer?? the same day as I heard The Woods Band debut and at points the CD?s are perfectly complementary. Like the Woods Band, The Crofters present us with a nice mix of originals and traditional standards, given a high energy Celtic rock treatment. Though this time with a Scottish bent (?Scotch Rock? they call it)? Check out, ?Scotland the Brave?, I haven?t heard this much Scottish passion since Scotland beat England 2-1 at Wembley in ?77. Cheeks buggers indeed.