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Horslips The Táin mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Táin Country: UK Released: 1973 Style: Folk Rock, Prog Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1496 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1490 mb WMA version RAR size: 1682 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 539 Other Formats: AAC APE AC3 AHX MOD TTA VOX Tracklist 1 Setanta 2 Maeve's Court 3 Charolais 4 The March 5 You Can't Fool The Beast 6 Dearg Doom 7 Ferdia's Song 8 Gae Bolga 9 Cu Chulainn's Lament 10 Faster Than The Hound 11 Silver Spear 12 More Than You Can Chew 13 The Morrigan's Dream 14 Time To Kill! Credits Bass, Vocals – Barry Devlin Drums, Percussion, Bodhrán – Eamon Carr Engineer – Alan O'Duffy Fiddle, Mandolin, Concertina, Vocals – Charles O'Connor Guitar, Banjo, Vocals – John Fean Keyboards, Flute, Whistle, Bagpipes [Uileann], Vocals – Jim Lockhart Photography By – Ian Finlay Producer – Alan O'Duffy, Horslips Remastered By – Horslips, Peter Mew Notes Re-mastered at Abbey Road Studios from the original tapes. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 740155901226 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year MOO 5 Horslips The Táin (LP, Album) Oats MOO 5 UK 1973 DJF 20543 Horslips The Táin (LP, Album) DJM Records DJF 20543 UK 1973 ATL 50 034 (Y) Horslips The Táin (LP, Album) Atlantic ATL 50 034 (Y) Germany 1974 The Táin (LP, Album, ATCO SD 7039 Horslips SD 7039 US 1974 Gat) Records The Táin (Cass, C MOO 5 Horslips Oats C MOO 5 UK Unknown Album) Related Music albums to The Táin by Horslips Horslips - Aliens Horslips - The Man Who Built America Horslips - Collection Horslips - The Horslips Story - Straight From The Horse's Mouth Horslips - The Book Of Invasions Horslips - The Unfortunate Cup Of Tea! Horslips - The Belfast Gigs Horslips - Happy To Meet...Sorry To Part.

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