Prydein's Discography

Track Listings
Track 1: Cabarfeidh Track 2: 17 Again (a.k.a. Le Bufs) Track 3: Time Well Spent Track 4: 17 Come Sunday Track 5: The Exercise Track 6: Married Molly Track 7: Flower of Scotland Track 8: Learnin' To Fly Track 9: Traditional Irish Song Track 10: Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore Track 11: Stuck In the Middle With You Track 12: Wind Up	Track 1: Devil's in the Kitchen Track 2: Star of the County Down Track 3: Farewell to Eirann Track 4: Johnny Jump Up Track 5: Emi's Jig Track 6: The Hornpipes Track 7: Learnin' to Fly Track 8: Thyme Changes Track 9: Flower of Scotland Track 10: Loud Pipes (save lives) Track 11: Loch Lomond Track 12: Stairway to Scotland

Track Listings
Track 1: Devil's in the Kitchen Track 2: Loch Lomond Track 3: Thyme Changes Track 4: Centerfold Track 5: The Drunken Piper Track 6: Longing for the Homeland Track 7: 1/4 Short Track 8: Whisky You're the Devil Track 9: Horny-pipes Track 10: Breton Tunes Track 11: Feelin' Alright Track 12: The Big Apple Heist	Track 1: Loud Pipes (save lives) Track 2: Minstrel Boy Track 3: Run Runaway Track 4: Backdraft Track 5: Nancy Whisky Track 6: Emi's Jig Track 7: Johnny Jump Up Track 8: Aria's Waltz Track 9: The Wild Rover Track 10: The $17 Red Head Track 11: Stairway to Scotland aka Amazing Grace / Scotland the Brave	Track 1: Farewell to Eirann Track 2: Minor Adjustments Track 3: Star of the County Down Track 4: Something Skattish Track 5: Baertohn Concerto Track 6: Wild Mountain Thyme Track 7: Paddy's Leather Britches Track 8: Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore Track 9: Hector the Hero Track 10: Scotsman's Blues Track 11: Gaelic Conspiracy

From Seven Days reviewer, Paul Gibson; "Okay, who put the jalapenos in the haggis? That would be Prydein, Burlington's foremost "kilt-rock" quartet formed by ex-Whisky Before Breakfast members, piper Iain Mac Harg and guitarist Aron Garceau. This is a fun, original and well-played record... the recording was crisply produced by Garceau and Joe Egan at Eclipse, with considerable help from the versatile Aaron Flinn. Prydein blend their originals seamlessly with traditional tunes and, while most of the disc is instrumental, Garceau lends his warm and effective voice to several tracks. Mac Harg handles most of the melodies here and his impeccable playing is at the core of the band's sound. I especially liked Garceau's "Baertohn Concerto," with its lovely acoustic intro, and the closer, "Gaelic Conspiracy."... Prydein have a truly novel sound. These fine musicians have one foot planted firmly in the past, while the other tries to kick the future's ass."

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