Celtic music, newage'ish. Any recommendations?
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Easy listening...
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stinkyboy said:
Uninvited no less!
Beleive it or not, with as much Metal as I listen to, I sometimes need to chill out the voices in me 'ed, so therefore, this form of music helps.
new F'in age?
wtf?
i'd rather ram hairpins into my eardrums.
wtf?
i'd rather ram hairpins into my eardrums.
Not exactly easy listening, but these guys put out some fun Irish music:
Craobh Rua
Craobh Rua
This is my favorite Celtic/Prog Rock/Mellow sounding band. They are labeled a "Christian" group but honestly stand on their own musicly.
http://www.epinions.com/musc-review-639D-427453B9-3A442D27-prod3
http://www.epinions.com/musc-review-639D-427453B9-3A442D27-prod3
Celtic;
) Ennis Sisters
) Connie Dover
) Silver Sam
(There's a ton)
http://www.celticmusic.com/home.shtml
Other "mellow" music;
) Paul Schwartz
) Omar Sosa
) The New Colony Six
) Pär Lindh Project
) Appalachian Journey
) Ennis Sisters
) Connie Dover
) Silver Sam
(There's a ton)
http://www.celticmusic.com/home.shtml
Other "mellow" music;
) Paul Schwartz
) Omar Sosa
) The New Colony Six
) Pär Lindh Project
) Appalachian Journey
Let's see, Cablevision, Verizon and my ****ty HMO all have some smooth easy listening and it's free and unlimitied.
You could always pick up Enya's new album. She's not singing in Gaelic anymore though. Apparently she's created her own language and a back story about the alien race that speaks it for the new album. 
BikeGeek said:You could always pick up Enya's new album. She's not singing in Gaelic anymore though. Apparently she's created her own language and a back story about the alien race that speaks it for the new album.
I think I 'd rather listen to Rap then her....
Afro-Celt Sound System
http://realworldrecords.com/afrocelts
http://realworldrecords.com/afrocelts
narlus said:
"We movin on up in da world like elevators"sirknight6 said:
Surf the net, Surf the Elevators...
maybe this guy is more yr speed:
OK OK...I'll just go back to my melodic death metal....jeese....all ya had to do was just say so...
Dimmu Borgir?
Find an irish pub with a trad session for Irish Traditional music.
I think I know what you are looking for and I am wagging my finger at you. Instead of the new agey Enya stuff (thought I do like Enya) try looking for some more Irish traditional stuff. Here's a few bands/people you can look for...
Gaelic Storm is a fun band.
Silly Wizard
early Chieftans records are good
Dublin City Ramblers
Paddy Reilly
Wolfe Tones
If you like I can send you some CD's.
I think I know what you are looking for and I am wagging my finger at you. Instead of the new agey Enya stuff (thought I do like Enya) try looking for some more Irish traditional stuff. Here's a few bands/people you can look for...
Gaelic Storm is a fun band.
Silly Wizard
early Chieftans records are good
Dublin City Ramblers
Paddy Reilly
Wolfe Tones
If you like I can send you some CD's.
THAT would rock!Ciaran said:
Silly Wizard is Scottish, but damn good. 
Is true. But we won't hold that against them. That said most of the bands aren't Irish per se, but play in an Irish style.BikeGeek said:Silly Wizard is Scottish, but damn good.
Go here ---> http://www.punkduck.com/files/index.htm And you can download a few songs to try out.
Oh there's sober men in plentyCiaran said:
And drunkards barely 20
There are men of over 90
That have never yet kissed a girl...
sirknight6 said:
At least change your avatar when asking these kinds of questions.
Ciaran said:
This is what Craobh Rua is.... AFAICR.
Find your local Irish Pub and see if they have Trad Sessions at all (as opposed to rock bands and such), or search out your local Irish, Scottish or Celtic heritage/cultural center. They will usually know where all the Traditional music sessions are going on. Traditional music live is a blast.
In So Cal: http://www.celticartscenter.com/Main.htm
In So Cal: http://www.celticartscenter.com/Main.htm