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Scot Rock?? OH YEAH

red_jay02 | NJ, USA | 05/28/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Now I know alot of people are going to say "Who's Off Kilter and what makes them so good?". Well it depends on whether or not you like bagpipes/scottish-canadian-irish folk songs. Being an irish/scottish (with a few others in there) american, their music just took me back a way. I was lucky enough to see them a few days ago in Orlando, Florida and they blew my mind. Their on-stage performance is fantastic and their personalities truly are apparent in their music. After seeing how good these guys actually are, I had to pikc up their albulms and am glad I did. So all you Scots and irish out there, check this stuff out! You wont be dissapointed"

Bag with a Beat

Amanda Marohl | Oshkosh, WI | 09/18/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I had the wonderful priviledge of seeing The Rogues perform live at the Bristol Renaissance Faire in Wisconsin. Their music is so full of life and is so uplifting it touches you. The live performances are amazing. As soon as they did the first 5 seconds of their song on stage I immediately ran to the table and bought two cd's along with my friend. Their personallties come right thorugh their music. The beat is so intoxicating it makes you want to get right up and dance....((I have..though not with much skill)). I urge you to buy this. And if by any chance you are able to run into them anywhere and can see a performance..do!!!"

Don't forget about their earlier CDs!

Amanda Marohl | 04/04/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"For all fans of The Rogues, be sure to also check out their earlier CDs... "Off Kilter" is the first CD to go into wide distribution, but is actually their fourth release. "Live In Canada, Eh?" (their third album) is obviously enough a live show in Canada. It includes all their longtime audience favorites such as 'Cullen Anderson' and the obligatory 'Amazing Grace'. "Hollerin' For Haggis" was their second album and the first where they really start to flex their creative muscles. "Scottish Rogues" is their first album, and is the most traditional of the bunch. But even it features their trademark comedy and wit."500 years before Christ, a blue-painted Pict walking across the highlands of Scotland stepped on a bloated sheep carcass. And thus the pipes were born...""