WTB: Behind the Mist CD
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WTB: Behind the Mist CD
Does anyone own the CD, Behind the Mist: Music from Conamaras' Bog and Sea Weeks?
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Yes, I must admit having heard the beginning of the track they do rather detract from it, don't they. Bit pointless.
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Whale, I too was wondering, "What's the porpoise?"
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I'm presuming you guys have listened to the track at http://ceecc.org/behind-the-mist/. Or I missing another source?
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That's the site that Mr G linked to above. I too listened to it there. I don't like the whale sounds either.Mikethebook wrote:I'm presuming you guys have listened to the track at http://ceecc.org/behind-the-mist/. Or I missing another source?
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Yeah, but I would still like to get the track. I can edit out the annoying whale sounds when I listen to it. After about 40 seconds its just whistle.
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I managed to find a copy in Italy on eBay so its on its way to me . . . whales and all!
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I've never tried to play a whale. Does it require piper's grip?
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No, there's just the one finger hole on the top...Brus wrote:I've never tried to play a whale. Does it require piper's grip?
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I thought it was called a BLOW hole. Just think of the embouchure required for THAT!Steve Bliven wrote:No, there's just the one finger hole on the top...
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Re: WTB: Behind the Mist CD
Whale
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