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    Posted: January 30 2006 at 12:25

is ther any good bands from scotland and is there any good concerts happenning in the next year
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Fish is from Scoltland and so is Pallas, but I really don't like this band.

For non-prog, check Belle and Sebastian, from Scotland. I love them.
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  • ABEL GANZ - "Dangers Of Strangers" (1988)
  • BEGGAR'S OPERA - Act One (1971) - Water Of Change (1971)
  • PALLAS - The Sentinel (1984) - The Cross And The Crucible (2001) - The Blinding Darkness (2003)
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Keep your eye on events at the Renfrew Ferry and the Carling Academy (both in Glasgow, both have websites). These are the venues where you are most likely to see bands which are featured on this site (with the exception of the big guys, of course).

Recent gigs at these venues have included Porcupine Tree, Hatfield And The North, and Steve Hackett.

 


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MOGWAI!!!
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Scotland and Ireland have GREAT traditional celtic music! - Great melodies, and an instrument that only few people can play in that style, the fiddle. I love when it gets incorporated in prog.


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STONE THE CROWS played a fantastic mixture of heavy blues and
progressive rock. "Ode To John Law" (1970) is possibly my favourite
album of all time.
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No really great prog bands, lots of great Celtic ones.

Wolfstone, Runrig and Capercaillie are the best but there are many other good ones.
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Must give a hand to Stone The Crows; as Politician says, they were a mix of blues rock and prog rock; if ever the genre 'progressive blues' makes it here, they'd be amongst the first bands I'd encourage to be added.

Beggar's Opera made one great album for me- 'Waters Of Change'- but the others don't really approach that to these ears...

 
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Primal Scream!!!! (non-prog)
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       MOGWAÏ !!

Its not prog rock.. but WOW !!! 
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On one of my visits to Scotland (Edinburgh hogmony street party) I wandered around some of those chessy tourist shops with lots of kilts, Haggis, Bagpipes, etc in. Well whilst in there, they were playing some interesting sounding what I suppose you would call Celtic-Fusion.
My best description would be progressive/fusion with Bagpipes, Flute, Tin-whistle, melodeon, Fiddle, etc.
Anyway I had a look at the CD's thought, mmm, I'll get one of these before I leave, then after all the festivities were over promptly forgot

BTW, one of these 'types' of bands actually played live on one of the street stages the night prior to new years eve.

Anyone know the sort of music I am talking about? Any bands people know of?


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prog is any artist in Scotland that uses electric bagpipes 


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Check out Alan Emslie. Touring in June. www.alanemslie.com
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I am just getting into Pallas. The Cross and the Crucible  is excellent if you like melodic symph prog. I  think Scottish prog is linked to the sounds of the bagpipes because a lot of what I have heard, including Fish, has long sweeping notes and not too many twiddly bits. I like it.!!
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Pallas and Mogwai are great
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Progressive Music Scotland artists/bands

Bands Style Albums
ABEL GANZ Neo Progressive 6
ALFORD, CLEM Indo-Prog/Raga Rock 1
BEGGAR'S OPERA Symphonic Prog 8
CARLTON, MARC Symphonic Prog 5
COMEDY OF ERRORS Neo Progressive 4
FISH Neo Progressive 33
MOGWAI Experimental/Post-Rock 12
PALLAS Neo Progressive 14
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Maybe I missed something here ...

No mention of Jethro Tull? Ian Anderson? Tull is prog, and he's
Scottish ...
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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 04 2006 at 12:02
not quite progressive rock, but maybe progressive
folk.....Stealers Wheel was an exceptional band and
billed as the Scottish C,S& N. If you like them you'll
find a best of Stealers Wheel quite a discovery. Stuck
in the Middle is not the only good song they ever
made......classic band!
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Scotland has also NAZARETH (NON PROG) not bad
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