The Bar Stool Preachers - Party Eternal Corey King (1996) and marked a more

(1996) and marked a more refined sound for the band

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The Bar Stool Preachers - Party Eternal Corey King (1996) and marked a moreTrust me, you will pogo, skank, sing and possibly dance like your f*cking Dad on spice. The Bar Stool Preachers' Party Eternal is the fourth studio album by the Brighton based punk ska band. The album represents a massive turning point for the seven piece, both creatively and structurally. It's blisteringly good. Combining the best of Britpop, ska, rock and indie, Party Eternal is exactly the tonic for the times. In parts scathing, and in others total