Pipe Dreams - Murray Head

Advantages: Alot of top class pipers aswell as whistles and bands
Disadvantages: That more hasnt been made

...- Fred Morrison plays this piece to perfection as always. Up an Adam - Played by one of the best concert bands ever, this hornpipe is a very catchy tune, and is a rare track to be heard due to the breaking up of the Victoria police pipe band. Gordon Walker Medley - A nice set of tunes played by the best piper in the world undoubtedly. Anna Murray Medley - A lovely set played on the uillean pipe by Anna, very easy on the ear. Dream of a Child - Well this slow air is again composed by Chris Armstrong and i liked it that much i have learned to play it myself. Duntroon - Fred Morrison plays these tunes on his new Fred Morrison reel pipes, i would recommend any piper to have a listen and check out the sound of these pipes. Morag McNeill - Superbly played on the whistle by Rory Campbell, an phenomenal player, definitely a nice relaxing set... Read review

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Advantages: Quality of music and mix of classic and new songs
Disadvantages: It can be VERY loud when you put the volume up slightly

...I don't actully have this CD anymore which is a shame because i really enjoyed the music on it! The tracks are constant and there is only a very small pause between tracks but each track contains about 3 songs. There is alot of very old classics there which where very well done and a couple i had never heard before. The music quality is very good. It plays best at very loud so it would be ideal for a party/event etc. The tracklist 1. Scotland the Brave/Badge of Scotland/Atholl Highlanders/Bonny Balloway - Queen's Royal Pipers 2. Doctor Ross' 50th Welcome to the Argyllshire Gathering/John Gordon ... - Clan Sutherland Pipe Band, Clan Sutherland Pipe Band 3. Battle of the Somme/Festival Cottage - Grampian Police Pipe Band 4. Stop Yer Ticklin Jock/I Love a Lassie/Roamin in the ... - Pride of Murray Pipe Band 5. Blackbird... Read review

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Advantages: Strong versions of earlier songs
Disadvantages: Still building

...An iron maiden was a medieval instrument of torture, a metal, coffin like device with strategically placed spikes in its lid, which was then closed on its victim; it was bass player Steve Harris’ dream that the band of the same name which he founded in June 1976 would create music with similarly penetrating properties. Alongside him in the original line up were singer Paul Di’anno, guitarist Dave Murray and drummer Doug Sampson, but by the time they came to record their self titled debut album in 1980, Sampson had been replaced by ex Samson drummer Clive Burr and guitarist Dennis Stratton had also been recruited. The album was produced by Will Malone and included new versions of Strange World, Prowler and Iron Maiden (all originally released earlier as part of an EP). The productionleft much to be desired, however, having a very... Read review

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