Gaelic Storm

[body-of-an-american]

anyone else like gaelic storm??

[CraigBatty]

I'm not sure I've heard 'em. Where're they from?

[Heather]

Heard of them, but what do they do, any links?

[Mick Molloy]

They're American right? Weren't they the dying band from Titanic?

[Maija]

They're American right? Weren't they the dying band from Titanic?

Yes, they were. They're not too bad, but a bit too slooow for me. There are (were?) a couple of videos / snippets at their site, but it seems to be down now.

[Heather]

Thanks for that I'll have a little listen.

[Fionn MacCool]

I've got one song of theirs - 'She Was The Prize' - it's pretty good, I like it anyway

[AllBusiness37]

I have their "Special Reserve" album. I find them to be boring and inoffensive and flat.

[Heather]

They're American right? Weren't they the dying band from Titanic?

Yes, they were. They're not too bad, but a bit too slooow for me. There are (were?) a couple of videos / snippets at their site, but it seems to be down now.

There are a couple of songs/tunes here, but doesn't seem to be working for me for some reason.

[Heather]

Some of them are working now, but others aren't.

[Brian]

I've got their first self-titled album, which is quite good. Highlights from that CD are "The Hills of Connemara," "Jonny Jump Up," and "The Leaving of Liverpool." They have more of a traditional sound, as opposed to the Pogues' trad/punk blend.

[NYPiper79]

they are more of an easy listening type of band
one you would play for old ladies and children
its not the rowdy type of stuff that the Pogues are

[Paddy Rolling Clone]

Can't say I was a fan, Johnny Jump Up wasnt bad. Bit bland on the whole though.

[Niall]

not the greatest

[Maija]

All in all I'd say that the German Fiddler's Green do the same thing as Gaelic Storm do, only a lot better