Music.....

[17th Angel]

Well yes, and no....

Canuck blood runs through these veins... Family moved to Engand before I was born... Hell yeah I like Captain Tractor! lol... To be honest I don't think many others have heard of them here... I am surpised someone here knows them eh... You're always a helpful fellah, I will look into that... While I am at that.... Wouldn't know any Pagan stuff with fiddles and jew harps and such.... I just can't think of much else to get...

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I also say eh, aboot and like hockey more than a healthy person should... They should be giveaways to my heritage...

[bgruagach]

Originally Posted by 17th Angel

Wouldn't know any Pagan stuff with fiddles and jew harps and such.... I just can't think of much else to get...

There are some links to lists at http://paganwiccan.about.com/od/music/Music.htm that might be just what you're looking for.

[17th Angel]

Always comes through!! Thanks.

[bgruagach]

Here are some of my favourite Pagan-themed music. (Some features flutes, stringed instruments, and things like jaw harps but not all do.)

Afro Celt Sound System (also known as Afro Celts.) Lots of drumming and Celtic-themed stuff.

Ancient Future (I like their song "Frogorian Dance" in particular.)

Azam Ali

Brigid Boden

Butterfly Messiah (they're more rock than folk but they are Pagan)

Conjure One

Dagda (more traditional Celtic music and overtly Pagan)

Dead Can Dance

Deep Forest

Delerium

Enigma

Enya (very new agey, but lots of flute and string)

Goddess Gaia

Govinda

Green Crown

Inkubus Sukkubus (more rock, and openly Pagan)

Libana (folk/historical music and very Pagan)

Mediæval Bæbes (a lot like Libana)

Moonstruck (popular Wiccan festival music)

Patrick Lee Hadley (some cool Egyptian-themed music using traditional instruments)

Professor Trance & The Energisers (good trance/dance music for rituals)

Sheila Chandra (great music with an Indian groove -- her "abonecronedrone" is great for meditative or ritual work)

Spiral Rhythm (similar to Moonstruck)

The Tea Party (a Canadian rock group who I'm convinced must have at least one Pagan among them due to the themes in their lyrics.)

Unto Ashes (another harder rock band but openly Pagan)

Vas (like Govinda -- eastern themes with plenty of Pagan influences)

Others that I like that are more drum-based are David and Steve Gordon, as well as Steve Roach.

Others that I know are Pagan but I haven't heard myself include Wendy Rule, Darkmore's Night, T. Thorn Coyle.

[17th Angel]

awesome!! Thank you. Oh yeah got a few Tea party songs

[17th Angel]

Got quite a few tracks thanks... Those Afro Celts.... That's some good stuff...

Along the way looking for folk and celtic music got quite a few bagpipe songs..... The bagpipes are an awesome instrument....

[LeoSalinas22]

i don't get it 17th, i thought you liked heavy metal? oh well, my bad.

[17th Angel]

I am a lover of music....

Pandera, Disturbed, SOAD, Slipknot, Manson, but you then have Johnny Cash, Beethoven.... Cranberries, Captain Tractor, Amy Grace, Cascade, Enya, and so on and so forth.... Music is a form of beauty.... I like beauty... I see beauty and bliss in everything... From Slipknot and the rage and anger and torment and from Disturbed, the frustration and anger they hold... To the angelic peace and care of Amy Grace... It is all an art, an art of beauty... I can find that beauty in most music.... No matter what the emotion/pace of song.... I have no "genre" my "genre" would simply be called music.