Favorite pipe music...?

[Southern Breeze]

I don't have any real favorites,although I do listen to mostly traditional.

[sav]

My list would be so long, it would get annoying, even to me! ;-) I agree with Graham on this one...If it has drones, it's worth listening to!

[switchblade5984]

My list would be so long, it would get annoying, even to me! ;-) I agree with Graham on this one...If it has drones, it's worth listening to!

+2 means i agree(just in case)

[cormacmacguardhe]

Any bagpipe music is fine with me although I do tend to nod off a little when "Amazing Grace" is played. Just heard it too, too, often.

[Yaish]

Marines Hymn and Taps always make my soul stir when I hear them on the pipes.

For fun I really like this bit of filk called "March of the Cambreadth" by Heather Alexander. Its featured in several books I like, and the theme is awesome.
http://www.mp3dimension.com/HeatherA...hOfCambreadth/

Really though anything on the pipes is worth listening to.

[Wompet]

"The only way to listen to 'Amazing Grace' is to have it played on bagpipes." - ABC News commentator during Ronald Reagan's funeral.

I'm with Graham, Sav, and Switchblade - if it has a bag and drones, I'm there. I include the spanish pipes, the gaita galaga, in there too.

[macwilkin]

Todd's favourite pipe tunes:

1. The Black Bear
2. Lord Lovat's Lament
3. The Maple Leaf Forever
4. Sleep, Dearie Sleep (played at JFK's funeral by the Black Watch)
5. Nut Brown Maiden
6. Cock o' the North (Regimental March of the Gordons)
7. All the Blue Bonnets over the Border
8. Scotland the Brave
9. A Man's a Man
10. Green Hills of Tyrol

I'm looking for a particular piece of pipe music even as we speak -- Willie Cumming's Rant -- but no luck so far.

Cheers,

Todd