that’s a given.
I just listened to my Flook Rubai cd. they dig. they’re awsome too!
Must check out my flatfish again..
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OT but I used to live in a place called
Flookburgh 
yes as in the burgh of the flook
the church has a flatfish weather vane
as a kid we used to go treading for flooks, you walk out in the sea in bare feet and when you stand on a flook, you bend down and pick it up - go great with chips. mmmmmm.
heyho
Richard.
rbm, in the wilds of the English Lake District, where the fells… Hey who’s stolen them?.. come on guy’s just put them back. - it’s not funny and it’s not clever.
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On 2003-02-07 07:19, amar wrote:
that’s a given.
Is it???
Is it???
Yup. 
all?
Tom
On 2003-02-07 09:02, TomB wrote:
all?Tom
Yup! It’s a given.
I’m enjoying this
On 2003-02-07 09:02, TomB wrote:
all?Tom
Nope, just some
Teri
On 2003-02-07 10:53, Teri-K wrote:
On 2003-02-07 09:02, TomB wrote:
all?Tom
Nope, just some
Teri
You?
Tom
Like yes, but love isn’t quite happening for me yet.
One question: Lunasa, Lunasa, Lunasa … while we’re talking about talented young Irish bands, anybody heard of Danu?
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Nope, just some
Teri
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You?
Tom
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Naw, you?
Teri
On 2003-02-07 11:28, Teri-K wrote:
Nope, just some
Teri
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You?
Tom
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Naw, you?
Teri
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Like, yes, love, probably no.
Tom
hmmmm.
On 2003-02-07 13:49, WyoBadger wrote:
hmmmm.
???
just adding my thoughts on the matter.
On 2003-02-07 13:57, WyoBadger wrote:
just adding my thoughts on the matter. >
I like your way with words
Tom
I was in love… once.
hmmm…Danu…
YES! Tom has his way with the flutes, he does.
Like me some Danu.
Wombat,
yes, big big fan of Danu, especially the singer.
Lunasa held me in thrall for a while, but it eventually felt like I was in a plastic universe (forgive me, Colomon!). Must see live to regain awe. Rats, missed them in Ann Arbor.
Of all cutting-edge bands, for me Kila kicks the most derriere. Great sound, great vision, great raw-voiced singer.
Happy weekend, everybuddy.
Cara
On 2003-02-07 08:58, Peter Laban wrote:
On 2003-02-07 07:19, amar wrote:
that’s a given.Is it???
Nope. I’ve never even heard of them. Whether I might like them or not would depend on how trad they are…I hate Enya-like “New Age” pseudo-Celtic stuff. Traditional stuff, however, I tend to like a great deal.
Redwolf
On 2003-02-07 15:55, Redwolf wrote:
Nope. I’ve never even heard of them. Whether I might like them or not would depend on how trad they are…I hate Enya-like “New Age” pseudo-Celtic stuff. Traditional stuff, however, I tend to like a great deal.Redwolf
Pretty trad, no vocals, only instrumental (Flute, whistles, Uillean Pipes, fiddle, guitar, and stand-up bass). They play a mix of traditional pieces and their own compositions. The only unusual bit is that they play a large portion of the whistle music on low-F whistles.
Go here: http://www.lunasa.ie/album2.htm
They have sound samples on their site.