Good Celtic Music?

[HeathBar]

Try listening to one of the podcasts on :
http://www.celticpodcastnetwork.com/

I've subscribed to a few: The Irish and Celtic Music Podcast, the Pacific NW, and the Pure Brilliant.

[Panache]

I second Colin's suggestion of The Chieftans "Long Black Veil" as well as their "tears of stone".

Cheers

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Here are a few to try.

Gaelic Storm who just released another great CD.
Fun, upbeat celtic music and great live show.
http://gaelicstorm.musiccitynetworks.com/

A mixture of both traditional and
a little more rock in their mix would be Rathkeltair.
http://www.rathkeltair.com/

For a very tribal beat try Albannach.
http://www.albannachonline.com/

If you like it more traditional, I highly recommend
the old blind dogs.
http://www.oldblinddogs.co.uk/

[Deolain]

One of my favorites is the Wicked Tinkers (www.wickedtinkers.com). Aaron Shaw is an amazing piper.

If you are in the Southern California area, the Whooligans (www.thewhooligans.com) do some really great traditional american/celtic music. They also do live shows in the area three or four times a month.

[AllenJ]

Another vote for the Wicked Tinkers

Also check out anything by Neil Anderson :http://www.antipypr.com
I think he used to be the piper for Seven Nations before they ditched their unique Celtic image and decided to sound like every other pop rock group.

[Pour1Malt]

ai'm a fan o Wicked Tinkers, Real MacKensies, an Scosha...

the best modern celtic music ai've heard is

John McLean Allan
http://www.bagpipetamer.com/

he is excellent!

[Kiltedmusiclover]

Another vote for the Wicked Tinkers

Also check out anything by Neil Anderson :http://www.antipypr.com
I think he used to be the piper for Seven Nations before they ditched their unique Celtic image and decided to sound like every other pop rock group.

He was the Seven Nations piper in the early Days.
Between solo work and playing with Rathkeltair he would normally be
touring this time of the year.
He is currently on active duty in Iraq.