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1.The High Kings by: The High Kings February 26, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		List Price: $18.98 Off The Bookshelf's Price: $13.99 You Save: $4.99 (26%) Prices subject to change. Used Price: $8.30
If you enjoy Celtic music, this is a must. Some good old standards done with humor, gusto and haunting harmonies. It's a "must have" if only for the rendition of "The Parting Glass". Don't pass this one by! Product was just as described by the vendor and shipping was without problems. Be sure and check out the DVD version as well. There are always treats that are missed on the CD alone.

2.I Can't Believe It's Not Plankton by: High Kings of Tara September 04, 1998
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Whether you choose to call this Electronica, Hard House or Metal, this album seems to have it all. My ears haven't stopped ringing, but apart from the health hazard, this mysteriously unknown band seems to be england's best kept secret. "Scanners" is the track that really got me. Relentless Retro and wailing guitar riff, weird vocal and amazing beats. "Akaba" is far more delicate, with a trance-like female vocal and dreamy, Middle-Eastern finger bells. Stranger still is "mars Is Heaven" with an alien-style appearance from the famed Gary Numan! Amazingly loud and hugely Industrial. I think this has to be the most under-represented album I've heard. Why is it not better-known?

3.Single V from: Phantom Sound & Vision July 01, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: $32.99 Prices subject to change. Used Price: $25.06
Whether you choose to call this Electronica, Hard House or Metal, this album seems to have it all. My ears haven't stopped ringing, but apart from the health hazard, this mysteriously unknown band seems to be england's best kept secret. "Scanners" is the track that really got me. Relentless Retro and wailing guitar riff, weird vocal and amazing beats. "Akaba" is far more delicate, with a trance-like female vocal and dreamy, Middle-Eastern finger bells. Stranger still is "mars Is Heaven" with an alien-style appearance from the famed Gary Numan! Amazingly loud and hugely Industrial. I think this has to be the most under-represented album I've heard. Why is it not better-known?

4.C\C (Cinderella\Complex) from: Zetima June 17, 2008
Average Rating: >>More Details	$Music : C\C (Cinderella\Complex)$	Off The Bookshelf's Price: $31.98 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
Whether you choose to call this Electronica, Hard House or Metal, this album seems to have it all. My ears haven't stopped ringing, but apart from the health hazard, this mysteriously unknown band seems to be england's best kept secret. "Scanners" is the track that really got me. Relentless Retro and wailing guitar riff, weird vocal and amazing beats. "Akaba" is far more delicate, with a trance-like female vocal and dreamy, Middle-Eastern finger bells. Stranger still is "mars Is Heaven" with an alien-style appearance from the famed Gary Numan! Amazingly loud and hugely Industrial. I think this has to be the most under-represented album I've heard. Why is it not better-known?

5.Planxty/Irvine/Moore/Davey by: High Kings of Tara November 07, 1994
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Whether you choose to call this Electronica, Hard House or Metal, this album seems to have it all. My ears haven't stopped ringing, but apart from the health hazard, this mysteriously unknown band seems to be england's best kept secret. "Scanners" is the track that really got me. Relentless Retro and wailing guitar riff, weird vocal and amazing beats. "Akaba" is far more delicate, with a trance-like female vocal and dreamy, Middle-Eastern finger bells. Stranger still is "mars Is Heaven" with an alien-style appearance from the famed Gary Numan! Amazingly loud and hugely Industrial. I think this has to be the most under-represented album I've heard. Why is it not better-known?

6.Intro to HK by: HK: Holy Kings, High Kownsel December 06, 2005
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Whether you choose to call this Electronica, Hard House or Metal, this album seems to have it all. My ears haven't stopped ringing, but apart from the health hazard, this mysteriously unknown band seems to be england's best kept secret. "Scanners" is the track that really got me. Relentless Retro and wailing guitar riff, weird vocal and amazing beats. "Akaba" is far more delicate, with a trance-like female vocal and dreamy, Middle-Eastern finger bells. Stranger still is "mars Is Heaven" with an alien-style appearance from the famed Gary Numan! Amazingly loud and hugely Industrial. I think this has to be the most under-represented album I've heard. Why is it not better-known?

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