Top Horslips Albums
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Biography
[2013]
[2013]
Live With The Ulster Orchestra
[2011]
[2011]
Aliens (Bonus Tracks Version)
[2010]
[2010]
Live At the O2
[2010]
[2010]
The Belfast Gigs (Bonus Tracks Version)
[2010]
[2010]
The Tain (Bonus Track Version)
[2009]
[2009]
Roll Back
[2008]
[2008]
Dearg Doom - EP
[2002]
[2002]
Tracks from the Vaults (Bonus Tracks Version)
[1989]
[1989]
Short Stories, Tall Tales
[1980]
[1980]
The Man Who Built America
[1979]
[1979]
Tracks from the Vaults
[1978]
[1978]
Aliens
[1977]
[1977]
The Book Of Invasions
[1976]
[1976]
The Unfortunate Cup of Tea
[1975]
[1975]
Dancehall Sweethearts (Bonus Version)
[1974]
[1974]
The Táin (Bonus Tracks Version)
[1973]
[1973]
Happy to Meet, Sorry to Part (Bonus Track Version)
[1972]
[1972]
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Loneliness Mad Pat Sword Of Light Faster Than The Hound Speed The Plough Ghosts Flirting In The Shadows Sunburst Sure The Boy Was Green Hall Of Mirrors The Man Who Built America The Wrath Of The Rain Long Weekend Ride To Hell Rescue Me Blindman Trouble With A Capital T (feat. The Ulster Orchestra) Stars Dearg Doom Cu Chulainn's Lament Maeve's Court More Than You Can Chew Setanta The Morrigan's Dream The Story Time To Kill! You Can't Fool The Beast Concerning The Tain Fantasia (my Lagan Love) An Bratach Ban The Power And The Glory Warm Sweet Breath Of Love Charolais Furniture Sideways To The Sun
Related Information for Horslips
Horslips were a 1970s Irish rock band that composed, arranged and performed their own Celtic rock songs and music based on traditional Irish jigs and reels. They were one of the first, if not the first, of the Celtic rock bands of that era. Formed in 1970, they disbanded in 1980, but recently (in 2005) the original line-up has regrouped and performed a small number of gigs.Band members * Jim Lockhart, from Francis St in Dublin, studied classical music at Trinity College Dublin. He fell under the influence of Sean Ó Riada, wanting to build an orchestral sound out of Irish music. He played keyboards, pipes, whistles and flute. He did vocals on a select number of songs, mainly in Manx or Irish. * Eamon Carr is from Kells, County M... read more
