pipes like you've never heard before

**Tartan Hiker** · 16th October 11, 09:22 AM

My son is an excellent traditional piper, but he also plays in a very fine Celtic rock band. Lately he has been experimenting with new ways to utilize the pipes.

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you DubStep Bagpipes.

http://soundcloud.com/madpiper91/the...s-a-pipe-in-my

**Meggers** · 16th October 11, 09:27 AM

wow neato. I have a good friend that loves DubStep. I will pass this on

**O'Searcaigh** · 16th October 11, 09:39 AM

Interesting combination of tonalities; well developed and balanced. I like it!

**Highland Logan** · 16th October 11, 09:49 AM

I'm not a fan, but thank you for sharing. I know some people who will find this is right up their alley. I'll be sure to pass the link on.

Frank

**Laird_M** · 16th October 11, 10:51 AM

Ditto, HL, well put together but not quite my thing.

Congrats to him. You must be proud.

**Tartan Hiker** · 17th October 11, 10:24 AM

This isn't going onto my iPod either, I can assure you, but he's really having fun stretching the pipes into new areas. I just wish I could convince him to wear his hearing protection!

**Nick the DSM** · 17th October 11, 03:07 PM

What? Hearing protection?

I've actually been starting to wear ear plugs at shows. The loud PA and my bro's marshall stack cranked to 11 is quite deafening.

**Bugbear** · 17th October 11, 03:12 PM

**ohiopiper** · 18th October 11, 09:12 PM

Tartan Hiker, tell him to wear at least a plug in his left ear. I know several pipers who are hard of hearing in their left from the close proximity of the drones.