Kila, Lemonade & Buns - 1h 6m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Compledgegationist	5:33
2. Tine Lasta	4:54
3. Turlough's	4:27
4. Andy's Bar	7:35
5. An Tiomanai	3:52
6. Where Did Ya Hide That Train, Joe?	5:03
7. The Listerine Waltz	6:01
8. Rachel's Reel	3:53
9. Epicy	5:16
10. Lemonade And Buns	5:51
11. Ce Tu Fein	4:16
12. B'fheidir	5:55
13. Cathain	3:57

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Review

The fourth album by the band Kila brings traditional Irish music kicking and screaming into the new millennium with a baroque, theatrical flair. Kila's sound tastefully and energetically combines such traditional instruments as uilleann pipes, tin whistle, fiddle, and bodhrán with Middle Eastern strings, African percussion, and horns to fashion a distinctively Irish approach to world-fusion. Each of the seven musicians--including former Dead Can Dancers Rónán Ó Snodaigh and Lance Hogan--is a talented multi-instrumentalist and vocalist. The jazzy acoustic guitar and flute on "The Compledgegationist" might remind listeners of previous generations of Celtic folk-rock ensembles (early Jethro Tull, Pentangle), while "Rachel's Reel" sounds a bit like David Grisman's "jazzgrass" hybrid. But the Gaelic rap on "Tine Lasta" and the Afro-Celt tribal drumming on "An Tiománaí" are something else again. It's unlikely that there'll be a more fresh and original release to come out of Ireland in 2000. --Rick Mitchell

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Lemonade & Buns

Tracks: 11 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 56m 45s (-10m 5s)

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