. Finally I listened a bit to the Blade II soundtrack. Yup, I've got a pretty varied taste. Whistlerroberto
What are YOU listening to?
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Myself, I've been listening to The Chieftans "The Wide World Over." One of my favorite Celtic CD's. I've also been listening to Final Fantasy: Celtic Moon...I never thought I'd hear a nice Celitc arrangment of Chocobo music . Finally I listened a bit to the Blade II soundtrack. Yup, I've got a pretty varied taste.
Whistlerroberto
. Finally I listened a bit to the Blade II soundtrack. Yup, I've got a pretty varied taste. Whistlerroberto
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Besides being on 2 of the 3 Deanta CDs, you do know that Deirdre is now in the London Lasses (2nd CD)?chas wrote:Right now I'm listening to Chris Norman's "Beauty of the North." Been listening mostly to Chris and Frankie Kennedy (Altan) lately. Would be listening to more Deirdre Havlin (Deanta) if there was more available.
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Karan Casey, "Distant Shore", John Skelton & Kieran O'Hare, "Double-barrelled", and Toumani Diabate & Ballake Sissoko, "New Ancient Strings" - Malian kora music. Great stuff. I may branch out into the Monks of the Screw (nothing like it sounds 
) later. Or maybe La Bottine Souriante...
I have assignments due. I've listened to more today than in the last 2 weeks!
) later. Or maybe La Bottine Souriante... I have assignments due. I've listened to more today than in the last 2 weeks!
"Tracin" by GEAROID O'HALLMHURAIN
http://celticgrooves.homestead.com/CG_O ... racin.html
Gearoid gave a house concert here in Windsor Ontario yesterday and I have always liked his music and wee lecture about the history or Irish music in Ireland and later in the world.
MarkB
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Gearoid gave a house concert here in Windsor Ontario yesterday and I have always liked his music and wee lecture about the history or Irish music in Ireland and later in the world.
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Currently on tour with me --
Chieftains 2 (I think it's #2. It's in the car and the car is 2 blocks away, but it's the one with Banish misfortune on track 1)
It's Beautiful Day (Love that Wasted Union Blues -- "So tired I don't know if I can take it/So wasted I don't know if i can make it.")
Mahler Symphony # 1, the Titan (with the Blumine movement)
Little Charlie and the Night Cats -- Special Edition
Chieftains 2 (I think it's #2. It's in the car and the car is 2 blocks away, but it's the one with Banish misfortune on track 1)
It's Beautiful Day (Love that Wasted Union Blues -- "So tired I don't know if I can take it/So wasted I don't know if i can make it.")
Mahler Symphony # 1, the Titan (with the Blumine movement)
Little Charlie and the Night Cats -- Special Edition
Crazy for the blue white and red
Crazy for the blue white and red
And yellow fringe
Crazy for the blue white red and yellow
Crazy for the blue white and red
And yellow fringe
Crazy for the blue white red and yellow
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Fine Friday (2nd CD), "Mowing the Machair"
John Skelton & Kieran O'Hare, "Double-barrelled" - can't wait for vol. 2
Matt & Shannon Sheaton, "dearga"
Garry Walsh, "Uncovered"
Mick Mulvey, "Within a Mile of Jamestown"
Peg McGrath, Mary Mulholland, Kathleen Smyth, "Cherish the Ladies - Pure Traditional Music of Ireland"
Gentle Giant, "Three Friends"
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John Skelton & Kieran O'Hare, "Double-barrelled" - can't wait for vol. 2
Matt & Shannon Sheaton, "dearga"
Garry Walsh, "Uncovered"
Mick Mulvey, "Within a Mile of Jamestown"
Peg McGrath, Mary Mulholland, Kathleen Smyth, "Cherish the Ladies - Pure Traditional Music of Ireland"
Gentle Giant, "Three Friends"
Kevin Krell
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was the bombest of the lot, but I am just biased. 
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Pretty much non-stop from Saturday morning (thatis to say, when I haven't been playing music:
Mick O'Brian and Caomhin O'R~ (Ok, I have no clue how to spell his name): Kitty Lie Over.
How did I get through life without this CD??
For all you people who "don't like the sound of pipes": Get this CD.
Sighs
PS: Let me just say, there is no better way to wake up then to come downstairs, open up all the interior doors, put Kitty Lie over in the player, and crank the volume until your parents (who are outside) come in, and ask you to open the windows up so they can hear it just a little better...
sighs again
Mick O'Brian and Caomhin O'R~ (Ok, I have no clue how to spell his name): Kitty Lie Over.
How did I get through life without this CD??
For all you people who "don't like the sound of pipes": Get this CD.
Sighs
PS: Let me just say, there is no better way to wake up then to come downstairs, open up all the interior doors, put Kitty Lie over in the player, and crank the volume until your parents (who are outside) come in, and ask you to open the windows up so they can hear it just a little better...
sighs again