[Fiend]

True Scottish Pirate Metal

Worthy of it's own topic I feel. I bought the CD, it's every bit as good as it sounds, it transcends any accusations of gimmickry with proper folk-tinged power metal and good heavy sound quality, as well as enough catchy piratical hooks. I defy anyone to listen to Keelhauled, for example, and not have the chorus stuck in their head for a few days.

[magpie]

Days?  Days?!!!  It'll be in there for fucking weeks!!

[Stubbs]

That's amazing Fiend, thanks for the heads up!

Everybody now: keelhual that filthy bastard...

[Serpico]

Days?  Days?!!!  It'll be in there for fucking weeks!!

Ahoy there me McHearty

[robertostallioni]

[SA Chris]

Music for Steve.

[Fiend]

 

Keelhaul that filthy landlubber, send him down to the depths below!
Make that bastard walk the plank, with a bottle of rum and yo-ho-HO!

 

I will order their other CD soon.

[BB]

I don't know if I should buy if or burn it! It's fooking genius though!!

[Fiend]

I vote buy (as I would with most music), it's not really feeding the corporate music machine much.

[BB]

You can preview whole tracks on Last FM.

I shall be placing an order. I'm happy to financially support pirates.

[slackline]

Why are pirates called pirates?













'Cause they ARRRRRRRRRRRR!!! 

[Fiend]

I couldn't resist their first album too...
It's also very good. Not quite as distinctive and refined, but very close. Still got a fairly thunderous production which is nice, as well as a few properly infectious tracks - Captain Morgan's Revenge and Wenches And Mead especially.

I need more wenches, hey!, more wenches and mead!!

I need more wenches,  lots of wenches is what I need!!