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1 (Stepping Down The) Glory Road 2 Alba 3 Greatest Flame 4 Rocket to the Moon 5 Abhainn an T-Sluaigh 6 Protect and Survive 7 Rhythm of My Heart 8 Hearthammer [Edit] 9 Ubhal as Airde (The Highest Apple) 10 Wonderful 11 Mighty Atlantic/Mara Theme [Orchestral Mix] 12 Flower of the West [Edit] 13 Every River [Single Version] 14 Siol Ghoraidh 15 Hearts of Olden Glory 16 Skye 17 Loch Lomond Newest Review: ... a Celtic thing. Long Distance is a best of album, covering their more recent albums (1987-96). There are a large number of ... more |
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Long Distance: The Best of Runrig
Release Date: 1996 - 12 - 04, Audio CD, Chrysalis Last Update 18.12.2009 05:52
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by - written on 16/10/00 (Useful, 67 readings)
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Runrig are a unique band. Combining rock music with a more traditional Celtic style, they have always been popular in Scotland, but never really gained wider acceptance. Maybe it's a Celtic thing. Long Distance is a best of album, covering their more recent albums (1987-96). There are a large number of tracks (17 in all), with several instrumentals and a couple of live tracks. Perhaps the best of these is their version of Loch Lomond, a traditional curtain-closer for their live gigs. For those who prefer their music to be straight-forward rock, Hearthammer and Glory Road may be more to your taste. Runrig have always had a unique sound, ... Read the complete review
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