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23rd January 06, 08:32 PM
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my fav. celtic rock
i dont know if this is a new or repeat topic but here it goes
here is a list of my fav. celtic rock
flogging molly
dropkick murphys
the real mckenzies
wolfstone
so guys am i missing any from my list
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23rd January 06, 09:33 PM
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Well, it's been a while since I updated the master list in the first post, but you'll find a thread here on celtic music. It's not all Celtic rock, but it has some stuff worth investigating. I'll try to get it up to date tomorrow - check back later.
Just off the top of my head... check out Seven Nations, The Pogues, The Prodigals, Bad Haggis, The Young Dubliners, The American Wake, and The Saw Doctors.
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24th January 06, 04:09 PM
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 Originally Posted by Iolaus
Well, it's been a while since I updated the master list in the first post, but you'll find a thread here on celtic music. It's not all Celtic rock, but it has some stuff worth investigating. I'll try to get it up to date tomorrow - check back later.
Just off the top of my head... check out Seven Nations, The Pogues, The Prodigals, Bad Haggis, The Young Dubliners, The American Wake, and The Saw Doctors.
The Pogues!!! Yes.
Rabid Wolfstone fan, here...
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24th January 06, 05:57 PM
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Enter the Haggis, Rathkeltair, Albannach (not exactly rock but a rhythm based band) ;-)
Nelson
"Every man dies. Not every man really lives"
Braveheart
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24th January 06, 08:14 PM
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Flogging Molly, Enter the Haggis, and The Tim Malloys.
For more traditional stuff, I've been enjoying Andy Stewart's Robert Burns album.
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24th January 06, 09:20 PM
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Iolaus, here are three that aren't on your list. First and foremost, Searson. They are a fantastic group. (just ask Jimmy). Next I'd put Tinkers Dam and Uisce Beatha. Both of these are local groups in the richmond area, but both have a great energetic sound. I think either could make it big in Celtic music if they get a chance.
Last edited by Jerry; 26th January 06 at 01:58 PM.
Reason: because I go back and find typos
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Jerry, Kilted Old Fart.
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25th February 06, 06:08 AM
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Whiskey Before Breakfast
Prydein
The tradition continues!
The Pipers Gathering at Killington, VT
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25th February 06, 08:02 AM
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anybody known the tartan the guy 2nd from the left on thier main page is wearing?? i like the red & royal blue mix in it ....
ITS A KILT, G** D*** IT!
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3rd March 06, 04:38 AM
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 Originally Posted by UmAnOnion
anybody known the tartan the guy 2nd from the left on thier main page is wearing?? i like the red & royal blue mix in it ....
Looks like the Edinburgh District Tartan, although it could be the Dunedin Florida tartan as well -- Dunedin is Gaelic for Edinburgh. There is also a Dunedin, New Zealand that has a tartan as well.
Cheers, 
Todd
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25th February 06, 08:02 AM
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From this side of the atlantic:
Celtas Cortos
Mago de Oz
Celtic Rock from North-West Spain!
ˇSalud!
T O N O
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