I found The Sidh a while back. Alba, the silk road, gemina XIII..... They can do hard hitting songs like this and songs that give off a peaceful vibe. Great group.
His name is Iain (super cool guy) he plays a set of Mccallum scottish bagpipes, the bag that you mention, bagpipe bags (specially on scottish bagpipes) come in many sizes from extra small to extra large. Most bagpipes don't play on a chromatic scale, scottish bagpipes play on Bb mixolidian and since bagpipes have a continuous sound you use grace notes to "repeat" notes
Excellent rxn w/ great insights. I've listened to both Iridium and Thunderstruck a million times w/o ever making that connection and it seems so obvious now.
the extra drum is a bodhran (bo-ran) & my heart is joyful at your response to their music. the "dh" at the end of their name is pronounced like a soft "th" (the) & is Gaelic for 'hill or mound in which faeries live..." please go to one of their performances, you will be forever changed.
Thanks for listening! :)
You have no idea how long i have been waiting for a reaction to this one!
I LOVE The Sidh!!! Try their song "Shake that bagpipe" please
I second that. Amazing song! Do check it out
Yeah the best
Oh, and the drum is called a bodhran. It's a traditional Irish drum.
also a big part of the scottish tradition
I found The Sidh a while back. Alba, the silk road, gemina XIII..... They can do hard hitting songs like this and songs that give off a peaceful vibe. Great group.
Iridium is a platinum group metal. One of the rarest metals and most valuable. It's also incredibly dense and is mostly used in spark plugs.
That explains the metal time signatures on the bag pipe he playing it Troy from Nightwish style more but way faster holy fast
His name is Iain (super cool guy) he plays a set of Mccallum scottish bagpipes, the bag that you mention, bagpipe bags (specially on scottish bagpipes) come in many sizes from extra small to extra large. Most bagpipes don't play on a chromatic scale, scottish bagpipes play on Bb mixolidian and since bagpipes have a continuous sound you use grace notes to "repeat" notes
And yes, he kills it with the pipes, you should check nitro, utopia and tamu, all by them
Great band! They have a song called Khan ft. Marcin Ruminski which you might dig...
Excellent rxn w/ great insights. I've listened to both Iridium and Thunderstruck a million times w/o ever making that connection and it seems so obvious now.
the extra drum is a bodhran (bo-ran) & my heart is joyful at your response to their music. the "dh" at the end of their name is pronounced like a soft "th" (the) & is Gaelic for 'hill or mound in which faeries live..." please go to one of their performances, you will be forever changed.
Finally I know
When I play or share this song with ppl the best way I can explain what they r about to hear is it's Scottish techno metal
These guys should go to Eurovision for Poland. They are so unique and awsome! Thanks for posting! 😊
The DJ is fire as well it's an Irish style there is Indian Scottish and Assyrian style as well
Hi! This is "Celtronica" or electro celtic . Welcome in the world of The Sidh! Ciao dall'Italia!
i will stick with electro celtic, Celectronica sound stupid sorry
This is literally my favorite song.
Haha, that would be an interesting mashup AC/DC and The Sidh.
The thunder song you were singing was acdc
AC-DC - Thunderstruck yea :)
Would love to see your reaction to this voice on youtube if possible:
ALPHA STREAM - Tim Storms - Lonesome Road
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It's pronounced "she". It's the Gaelic name for the faery
Check out NITRO by The Sidh as well.
Cooooolllll
React to VERSVS. For example *Enough For You* feat ROYCE. Or *Peter Pan* .Both are fire🔥🔥🔥
U need a bag of shrooms to enjoy this song
A deep appreciation for music also gives the same results.
@@whatitdodave check out Bloodywood bro. Indian street metal, it's ❤️🔥🦫🇨🇦
@@boomergroomer1996 miles ahead you bro. Hope you actually watch.
My Bloodywood Reactions
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@@whatitdodave oops sorry lol🇨🇦✌️