The Gaelic Collection - Runrig

Everything You See - Runrig

9. Something s Got To Give 10. And The Accordians Played 11. In Scandinavia Everything You See is the fourth album from Runrig since lead singer Bruce Guthro joined, and it s a cracker. I ve loved Runrig all my life, my favourites are from the 80s/early 90s, but this is also one of my favourites. The cover art is brilliant, featuring a shinty player, a very Scottish image. In fact my parents identified the pitch in the Highlands that he is playing on, but I can t remember where it is! Everything You See continues the sound that Runrig have been evolving since Guthro joined. It is an interesting mixture of folk and rock sounds, and the Scottish influences are ...

The Stamping Ground - Runrig

Running To The Light 10. Oran Ailein/Leaving Strathconon 11. Big Songs Of Hope And Cheer 12. Oran The Stamping Ground is Runrig s second album following the departure of their lead singer Donnie Munro, and featuring new singer Bruce Guthro. I ve been a Runrig fan all my life, and it was hard to imagine them without Donnie. But this album, more than the previous one In Search of Angels, proved to me that they are still Runrig, just evolving. This album goes back to a more folky feel than some of their early 90s albums, and the Scottish influence is quite clear. Don t let that put you off though, this is not folk music - Runrig are a rock-pop-folk band. I won t ...

Mara - Runrig

I came to Runrig from the point of view of a folk player, and I was not dissapointed. MARA is one of my favorite albums, I especialy like the tracks where galeic is used. It is possibly not there most accesable of albums and is not designed for the pure pop market. But it is certainly something to get the feet tapping to. The ...