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Irish music - Tommaso Catalini - 21-08-2013
I want to discover Irish music, cuold you suggest me some group?
Irish music - Music Head - 21-08-2013
Dubliners.
Irish music - R_burke - 21-08-2013
Traditional is the Chieftans, punk is Pogues, hard is Dropkick Murphy's, folk is Altan, and the one I like the most is Flogging Molly
Irish music - Music Head - 21-08-2013
R_burke Wrote:Traditional is the Chieftans, punk is Pogues, hard is Dropkick Murphy's, folk is Altan, and the one I like the most is Flogging Mollyvery good list
Irish music - Tommaso Catalini - 23-08-2013
Thanks a lot
Irish music - Audrey - 23-08-2013
Oh, interesting, you list flogging molly as hard. I would tend to classify them as punk...
What about the Undertones?
Irish music - SteveO - 23-08-2013
I have always likes Clannad, Mary Black and Christy Moore!
Irish music - R_burke - 23-08-2013
Audrey Wrote:Oh, interesting, you list flogging molly as hard. I would tend to classify them as punk...Actually it was Dropkick Murphy's that I classified as hard, no classification for Flogging Molly, because I think of them as a cross between traditional, hard and punk. Never heard of the undertones, but will look into them, thanks for adding to the list. If you don't care to split hairs between Irish and Scottish, there is also the Battlefield Band (Traditional), Real McKenzies (Punk) and Oyster Band (Rock).
What about the Undertones?
RE: Irish music - Jerome - 13-11-2018
Try Clannad.