Brigadoon Vinyl Record

[Galician]

Brice, I'm surprised you had never heard of it. The term "Brigadoon" is commonly used to describe the kind of hazy, romanticized view of old Scotland to which Americans are prone.

[Am Bàrd]

Nice. I'm not a fan of musicals (well, excepting Dr.Horrible's Sing-Along Blog) but I did enjoy the local version the Lindsay theatre did some years ago - mainly because my Dad was called in to play the part of the piper.
Now, small town theatres don't exactly have the space to quietly float in a full set of Highland Pipes, so he cheated - they opened the side door back stage and had him walk up the sidewalk, into the door and onto the stage, then later, back out again. I have to say the effect was fantastically haunting.
Probably the best theatre experience I've had.

[walkerk]

The term "Brigadoon" is commonly used to describe the kind of hazy, romanticized view of old Scotland to which Americans are prone.

It appears that the Bank of Scotland has a prominent picture of Brig o' Doon printed on the back of their five pound note. Do they also have a hazy, romanticized view?