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ac/dc :devil:
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Scottish pipemusic
Runrig
wolfstone
Tannahill weavers
Silly wizard
Battlefield band
iron maiden
nigthwish
Finntroll
Stratovarius
metal,metal,metal
mozart
queen
ac/dc
grieg
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Mmmmmm.... We seem to have a lot of Moshers and Quasi- Moshers among the ranks :wink:
Death Metal is bad for you...... and it makes your fillings drop out!
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benwalker, I used to be a die-hard death metal fan :D :D

:party: METAL RULES!!!!! :party:

:D :D :D :D :D :D


So far on my playlist;

Living Sacrifice (Metal)
Extol (Metal)
Oil (Metal)
Eugen Cicero Trio (Jazz)
Bach (Classic)
Tommy Walker (Christian)
Neon Genesis Evangelion Soundtracks (anime)
B.B.Jay (rap)
The Preachaholicz (rap)
Gospel Gangstaz (rap)
Priesthood (rap)
Nu-Wine (rap)
the Mad Prophets (rap)
Cross Movement (rap)
Fleau (R&B)
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hmmm

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Kate Rusby
Great Big Sea
DAVID WILCOX
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Hi,

Lhasa - Living Road

What an astounding voice!!

David
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In no particlar order:

Garmarna
Shooglenifty
Dead can dance
Faust!
Lisa Gerrard
Hedningarna
Mozart
Loreena McKennit
Brian Eno
Pergolesi
Biosphere

- and my own project: Skilling

/Morten
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All sorts of '80s alternative, 'specially the Chameleons, the Smiths, New Order, etc.

All sorts of modern indie-rock, ala Mates of State, Longwave, Ilya.

Pseudo-Irish-y stuff like the Pogues, Flogging Molly, Black 47.
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My list is quite close to mortens, just ad
Tom Waits
Kate Rusby
more contemporary Scandinavian folk
and Swedish low-fi (Christian Kjellvander and similar)

When it comes to Celtic stuff like Altan, Deanta, DeDannan, Arcady, Solas … I too get bored very quickly.
Got at least one or two CD’s from all of the above but they are just dust collectors on the shelf.
The most played Celtic band in my CD-player is Shooglenifty, no whistles, no flutes, no pipes but soooooo goooooood.

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MarcusR wrote:My list is quite close to mortens, just ad
Tom Waits
Of course - he should have been on mine too....


Marcus, your avatar looks familiar - could he be someone from Angora?

/Morten
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morten wrote:Marcus, your avatar looks familiar - could he be someone from Angora?
/Morten
I have heard people say that I have a Danish look-a-like, supposedly a famous piano player named "Solgaard"
or similar. I guess thats who you refer to :D :D :D :D :D

The Danish cycling team (Cykel holdet) is my favourite. Is there a Dvd collection one can get?

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George Thoroughgood and the Destroyers
There is no try, only do or not do. - Yoda
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..that's odd.... no one listed Trane!
Give a man a wooden reed and he'll play in the driest of weather,
Teach a man to make a wooden reed,
and the both of ye will go insane!
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Brazenkaine wrote:..that's odd.... no one listed Trane!
Don't have any of their recordings, but when a song comes up on the radio, I usually crank the volume.
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Todd Denman, Jerry O'Sullivan, Joe Shannon, Patsy Touhey, Elliot Grasso, Kieran O'Hare ...
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