Under the Kilt

1. Pipe Cycle

2. The Strongman’s Challenge

3. Delvin Side/Blue Cloud/Mason’s Apron

4. Silent Call

5. Bagpipe Blues

6. Chasing Shadows

7. What’s It Like In Heaven?

8. Lester’s Jig

9. Is This All?

10. Celtic Boys

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Take five kilts and a bagpipe. Blend with plenty of R&B, rock, blues and jazz. Add a healthy shot of traditional Celtic music, and what you get is a Celtic-rock band that hails from Denver, Colorado called the Rock Ness Monsters.

The Rock Ness Monsters deliver a cleverly crafted, fun, fresh, catchy sound that's sure to get you dancing, put a grin on your face, and make you order another pint of beer.

Under the Kilt,Rock Ness Monsters,Westie Works,Celtic Rock - Blend of bagpipes, R&B, rock, blues and jazz.

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I am Confused

A Follow-Up That Lacks Real Punch

Under the Kilt
Dr. Macdoo
Manufacturer: Wea
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000059WOB

Tracks:

Intro
Family Macdoo
Macahula Dance
Loch Ness
Under The Kilt
Hokey Pokey Man
Highland Reggae
Scottish Ghost (Extra Extra)
Mayday Mayday
Mad Piper
Bagpipesong
(Grandfather) Mac Macdoo
Outro
Warrior Song (Bonus)

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track

Customer Reviews:

Love this CD.......2003-07-03

I love this CD. The first time I've heard I fell in love with it. They didn't sell it here in the USA, I have to buy it in the Philippines. This CD has some danceable tracks like the Macahula Dance!!!

I am Confused.......2002-08-22

I got this Cd as a joke for a friend and I have started an underground MacDoo folowing. As far as the for music IT CONFUSES ME this is an extreamly Bazzar Mix of Scottish techno and Ragay. As for the music it self(no Lyircs) it is the same thing for every track (with the exeption of Intro and Outro). This cd is not for every body, heck there are maybe 5 people who listen to Macdoo in the U.S.A.(all in Utah) And My biggest complant of all the music will be stuck in your head for weeks to come.

A Follow-Up That Lacks Real Punch.......2001-05-09

Dr.Bombay made his debut in 1999 with the silly and insipid "Rice & Curry" album, a funny and danceable project that borderlined on the offensive. Dr.Bombay, who is actually a Swedish Euro-Dance "artist", sang of life in India, while using every concievable sterotype of Indians. Surprisingly, the album was huge in Southeast Asia as well as his native Scandinavia. This time around, Dr.Bombay's "relative" Dr.Macdoo sings of his homeland Scotland. This follow-up album, while basking in the glory of some decent tracks, lacks the originality of the first album. As with most sequels, what needed to be said and done was said and done with the "Rice & Curry" album. "Under The Kilt", a drawn-out and average album, copies the same ideas as the first one. Dr.Macdoo's accent sounds almost identical to Dr.Bombay's, while songs like FAMILY MACDOO sound an awful lot like DR.BOOM-BOMBAY from the first album, in which he sings of his extended family. Highlights from this record are LOCH NESS(#4), UNDER THE KILT(#5), a funny song in which we find out exactly what Dr.Macdoo wears under his traditional tartan and HOKEY POKEY MAN(#6), a hilarious example that is similar to the best tracks from the first album. Another highlight here is the fact that this album contains the video to the first single MACAHULA DANCE. This is especially meaningful to American fans as we never get to see such rare European music videos here on U.S. territory. Dr.Macdoo would have been better off just releasing three or four of the songs here as singles instead of making an entire album out of them. While this album was a bit disappointing, it was still worth the purchase to have in my collection.