01 - Sports Day Theme
02 - Life Full Of Pain
03 - Sporting Day
04 - Empty Pockets, Empty Fridge
05 - Folk's Not Dead
06 - Highland Road
07 - Bold O'Donahue
08 - Instrumental
09 - Change
10 - Drive Me Mad
11 - Instrumental
12 - Bottom Of Our Glass
13 - Captain Song
14 - Down By The Hillside
15 - Rose In The Heather
16 - The Night Pat Murphy Died
17 - This Old Man
18 - Once In A While
19 - Marie's Wedding
20 - The Rocky Road To Dublin
21 - Instrumental
22 - Mrs. McGrath
23 - Banter
24 - Shut Up And Dance
25 - The Creel
26 - Banter
27 - Bugger Off
28 - Encore Break
Encore:
29 - Into The Sunset Again
30 - Rollin´
31 - Irish Air
32 - Bonnie Ship The Diamond
33 - Banter
34 - Blarney Roses
Fiddler’s Green is a German ‘Irish Independent Speedfolk’ band. Mixing traditional Irish/Scottish tunes with punk, rock, reggae and ska elements they earned an excellent reputation as a live act.
The band was formed in 1990. Their first concert under the name of Fiddlers Green was at the Newcomer-Festival in Erlangen in November 1990, where the band came second. The first album, entitled "Fiddler's Green", was released in 1992, and was a mixture of live and studio tracks and of traditional and self-written songs. It was released on their own label, Deaf Shepherd Recordings. The band has been signed to a major label, but chose to go back to being independent.
Fiddler's Green has kept up the mix of traditional Irish or Scottish songs and self-written tracks, though the self-written tracks have progressively become less and less folky. The band's influences are wide and varied, but obviously heavily influenced by Celtic rock bands like The Pogues, The Waterboys and Great Big Sea. Recent albums also see a clear influence from Gothic rock bands like Nine Inch Nails. Having enjoyed growing success in and around Germany, the band reached 1000 played concerts in 2004 (the only band member to play them all is bass player, Rainer Schulz), which was celebrated with a concert at Castle Hoheneck. This concert was filmed and released on two DVDs: "Celebrate!" and "Jubilate!" The concert saw participation from former band members and other guest musicians. Main lyric and music writer Peter Pathos left the band in summer 2006 and was replaced by Patrick 'Pat' Prziwara.
The band consists of:
Ralf ‘Albi’ Albers - Guitar, vocals, mandola
Tobi Heindl (Tobias Anton Heindl) - Fiddle
Rainer Schulz - Bass
Stefan Klug - Accordion, bodhrán
Frank Jooss - Drums, percussion
Patrick ‘Pat’ Prziwara - Guitar, vocals
Former members:
Dr. Robert Oppel (1990 - 1991) - Fiddle
Eric Obst (1990 - 1995) - Drums
Wolfram Kellner (1995 - 2000) -Drums
Tobias Rempe (1991 - 1995) - Fiddle
Tobias Schäfer (1995 - 2000) - Fiddle
Peter Pathos (Peter Müller) (1990 - 2006) - Guitar, whistle, mandola
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02 - Life Full Of Pain
03 - Sporting Day
04 - Empty Pockets, Empty Fridge
05 - Folk's Not Dead
06 - Highland Road
07 - Bold O'Donahue
08 - Instrumental
09 - Change
10 - Drive Me Mad
11 - Instrumental
12 - Bottom Of Our Glass
13 - Captain Song
14 - Down By The Hillside
15 - Rose In The Heather
16 - The Night Pat Murphy Died
17 - This Old Man
18 - Once In A While
19 - Marie's Wedding
20 - The Rocky Road To Dublin
21 - Instrumental
22 - Mrs. McGrath
23 - Banter
24 - Shut Up And Dance
25 - The Creel
26 - Banter
27 - Bugger Off
28 - Encore Break
Encore:
29 - Into The Sunset Again
30 - Rollin´
31 - Irish Air
32 - Bonnie Ship The Diamond
33 - Banter
34 - Blarney Roses
Fiddler’s Green is a German ‘Irish Independent Speedfolk’ band. Mixing traditional Irish/Scottish tunes with punk, rock, reggae and ska elements they earned an excellent reputation as a live act.
The band was formed in 1990. Their first concert under the name of Fiddlers Green was at the Newcomer-Festival in Erlangen in November 1990, where the band came second. The first album, entitled "Fiddler's Green", was released in 1992, and was a mixture of live and studio tracks and of traditional and self-written songs. It was released on their own label, Deaf Shepherd Recordings. The band has been signed to a major label, but chose to go back to being independent.
Fiddler's Green has kept up the mix of traditional Irish or Scottish songs and self-written tracks, though the self-written tracks have progressively become less and less folky. The band's influences are wide and varied, but obviously heavily influenced by Celtic rock bands like The Pogues, The Waterboys and Great Big Sea. Recent albums also see a clear influence from Gothic rock bands like Nine Inch Nails. Having enjoyed growing success in and around Germany, the band reached 1000 played concerts in 2004 (the only band member to play them all is bass player, Rainer Schulz), which was celebrated with a concert at Castle Hoheneck. This concert was filmed and released on two DVDs: "Celebrate!" and "Jubilate!" The concert saw participation from former band members and other guest musicians. Main lyric and music writer Peter Pathos left the band in summer 2006 and was replaced by Patrick 'Pat' Prziwara.
The band consists of:
Ralf ‘Albi’ Albers - Guitar, vocals, mandola
Tobi Heindl (Tobias Anton Heindl) - Fiddle
Rainer Schulz - Bass
Stefan Klug - Accordion, bodhrán
Frank Jooss - Drums, percussion
Patrick ‘Pat’ Prziwara - Guitar, vocals
Former members:
Dr. Robert Oppel (1990 - 1991) - Fiddle
Eric Obst (1990 - 1995) - Drums
Wolfram Kellner (1995 - 2000) -Drums
Tobias Rempe (1991 - 1995) - Fiddle
Tobias Schäfer (1995 - 2000) - Fiddle
Peter Pathos (Peter Müller) (1990 - 2006) - Guitar, whistle, mandola
DOWNLOAD:
www.mediafire.com/?m1x2iwzmdh2 (Part I)
www.mediafire.com/?4jmyr3o2zcg (Part II)
www.mediafire.com/?01manu2nekz (Part III)
track #7 damage
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteJust checked track no. 7 Bold O'Donahue and the original track is OK.
Please e-mail me at celticfolkpunk@yahoo.es and I will e-mail you the original track.