A Light Through the Darkness

Is Enter the Haggis. Very cool. Liking their song "Gasoline" at the moment.

Why yes, I'm listening to Celtic Rock this morning, why do you ask?

caitlindancer, we should go see these guys in concert - they sound cool.

Edit: Argh! They're playing Tupelo in November!!! Dammit, why do I have to be poor NOW??? *sulk* (On the upside, they're from Toronto, which means they'll probably be back in the spring. But dammit!)

Yesterday was gorgeous, AND I got to rip a bunch of my dad's folk CDs to my iTunes. SO EXCITING!

One of them, Classic Schooner Faire, is actually out of print and costs $55 IF you can find it. It's Schooner Faire (a wonderful folk trio) backed by the Portland (ME) Symphony Orchestra. It's amazing, and I adore it. I also got Sun and Shadow by Golden Bough (based on Mercedes Lackey's Valdemar stuff), Northeast Winds On Tour and Northeast Winds In Concert, Schooner Faire: The First Ten Years and Maritime Music from the Maritime Provinces, which has some great music from Nova Scotia. My iPod is full to bursting!

Oh, and asakiyume, I got the Northeast Winds' version of "Crazy Man Michael"!!!

Since I know I have music junkies on my list.

I'm looking for a copy of a song, preferably on the computer. I believe it's called "Something Blue," and I believe it was Siouxsie and the Banshees - IIRC, it was a b-side of a single.

End of the chorus is:

Something blue, something sparkling blue.
Out of the blue, I'm reminded of you.

(yes, watermelontail, the mix tape it was on finally died. I'm very bummed.)

Anyone?