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Nov. 16th, 2006 09:23 amAt the gym last night, I wrote about 500 words on the treadmill, of which, I can make out about 150. My handwriting is really shitty normally but add in a treadmill? Fuggetaboutit. I'm still trying to decipher what I wrote.
I get home and sit down to start writing and my iTunes popped up Sí Do Mhaimeo Í from Altan. This song had me starting yet ONE MORE PROJECT. The only thing that made me not freak out was that I can tweak this to fulfill one of my outstanding commitments. I've heard from the few people that I showed it to that it's fairly good so I'll take it *grins*.
Altan is, IMNSHO, the best Irish band around. They've a fire to their way of playing that the Cheiftains have lost through the years.
I've uploaded a few songs to whet your appetites and get you out there buying their stuff.
Sí Do Mhaimeo Í
An Feochán (when the first was no longer enough, I switched to this.)
Dúlamán (This is the song I think of when I think of Altan. It's catchy and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh has an amazing voice)
Fernanagh Highland-Donegal Highland-John Doherty's King George IV (a collection of traditional Irish music that gets me stepdancing everytime)
( Finally - A Letter to God )
I get home and sit down to start writing and my iTunes popped up Sí Do Mhaimeo Í from Altan. This song had me starting yet ONE MORE PROJECT. The only thing that made me not freak out was that I can tweak this to fulfill one of my outstanding commitments. I've heard from the few people that I showed it to that it's fairly good so I'll take it *grins*.
Altan is, IMNSHO, the best Irish band around. They've a fire to their way of playing that the Cheiftains have lost through the years.
I've uploaded a few songs to whet your appetites and get you out there buying their stuff.
Sí Do Mhaimeo Í
An Feochán (when the first was no longer enough, I switched to this.)
Dúlamán (This is the song I think of when I think of Altan. It's catchy and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh has an amazing voice)
Fernanagh Highland-Donegal Highland-John Doherty's King George IV (a collection of traditional Irish music that gets me stepdancing everytime)
( Finally - A Letter to God )