Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Seven Nations Title: The Factory Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Moriath Records Original Release Date: 7/8/1999 Release Date: 7/8/1999 Genres: International Music, New Age, Pop, Rock Styles: Celtic, Celtic New Age, Folk Rock, Roots Rock Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 678127779927 |
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The Factory is the most diverse cd ever released by this Florida-based Celtic rock quintet. The tunes ont his disc run the gamut of rock, pop, country, celtic, and hip-hop. Composed primarily of original tunes, lead sing... more » |
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Album Description The Factory is the most diverse cd ever released by this Florida-based Celtic rock quintet. The tunes ont his disc run the gamut of rock, pop, country, celtic, and hip-hop. Composed primarily of original tunes, lead singer Kirk McLeod's expert songwriting and soft vocals deliver an unforgettable punch. The title track, "The Factory Song," is an anthem for the working world with it's raucous guitar and swooping pipes. Don't miss the equally dramatic ballads "Twelve" and "Sweet Orphan" as well as the pub stomping "The Paddy Set." Nothing about this disc is ordinary, but it will quickly become the frequently played and familiar recording in your library. Order two copies...just in case. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsWonderful progressive celtic rock celticmadn@ftc-i.net | sumter,s.c. usa | 03/19/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "this band has evolved from the basic bagpipe band to a very polished creative force. connecting the past with the present in a very lyrical and musical format, this band proves that rock and tradition can breathe the same air space. this is a combined musical talent that cannot be ignored by the industry of today's music. there is a true treasure here that should be shared with the masses." "Bagpipes"! Darn right Bagpipes and a tough sound to boot. Alan D. England | Jacksonville, Florida | 03/18/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "I first saw Seven Nations in concert 5 yrs. ago. They blew me away with their celtic rhythms and driving beat. The five members of the band consist of Kirk Mckleod-guitar, bagpipes and vocals, Struby-bass guitar,Ashton Geoghagan-drums, Dan Stacey- fiddle, and last but not least Scott Long-Highland bagpipes and shuttle pipes.You put all this together and you have one of the toughest bands since U2. If you're looking for something new and different this is it. You might even drink a pint of Guinness and dance a jig or two yourself." First CD I bought after seeing them Live. A. Reeves | Iowa City, IA United States | 08/20/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "I first saw this band in the summer of 2000 at Irish Fest in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... twice. They blew me away. This is the CD I bought there at the Summerfest grounds, because it had the most songs that I remembered from the performance. They even autographed the inside of the cover for me! I've nearly worn this CD out, and even my parents (hard-core Celtic music fans), like it. I especially enjoy, the Factory Song, the Ballad of Calvin Crozier and Twelve, but everything grows on you. I love their sound. I saw them again at Irish Fest this year, and their live shows never disappoint. Hail to the Milwaukee Irish Fest "Arse-kickers" in the downpour!"
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