Fantastic...

Shit, this brings back some memories...

About 13 now? I always loved this!

Hi, Kirk. Iam here for the pipes. I am a fan. Say hello to Aly Bain. Check out Lisa D, on alone tone

wow, the melodies in this are just incredible...

Damn.......nuff said

harmonica no accordian no what is that ?nice work obveoiusley great control/content great chords

This is beautiful. It gets right into the center and tugs away.

Oh wow, this is fantastic ... heart-voice captured by music. Not many pieces bring a tear to my eye.

..Maybe for today this could be for Johnny....if Maggie is ok with that. Such a great song the playing is so uplifting.

Sweet as it gets! Cheers d.

Listening to some old favourites. This is going on my double fav playlist!

Still great!!

This music is to die for.

This always 'gits unr mi skiin'!!! Beautiful, man.

Lovely Kirk.

Wow. Just terrific stuff, Kirk!

just wonderfull, lots of feeling listening to it

wow. a truly magical piece

Wow..totally unexpected and wonderful. No one-trick pony, you. Lovely Celtci feel and superbly executed.

Excellent!!!

This is just soooooo good!

Thunderous applause!

i like this alot kirk!

Amazing!

...Wow. Nice tambres/textures/dronage -- and TBE [verb qualities]

Just flat beautiful.

This is great!

haunting...love the feel makes me want to cry. thanks for your comments

I've always wondered what your Uilleann pipes music sounded like, since I saw it mentioned in your profile. Keep it coming. I want some more. :)

so Irish... so beautiful

I really appreciate your music Kirk. I have a real soft spot for the bag pipes. Irish blood I guess..

beautiful.

Nice. Nice to hear some pipes. Sweet tune.

Splendid. A morning walk through dewey grass and sharp strands of sunlight.

Thank you for your comment! With a smile, Inge (What a relaxing song is this one!)

I was thinking of your tune when I wrote this one a couple years ago: http://alonetone.com/dougsparling/tracks/teampall-an-cheathrair-alainn

Oh, 1991, Last Year's Fun, then...St. Stephen's Street? Been a while :)

My Scartaglen CDs are long buried in box in the garage...is that Valencia Harbour? Never the less, damn, that's a great tune, great playing. It almost makes me want a set of pipes again (don't worry, hearing your playing does for my piping desires exactly the same thing that Adagio for Strings does for my desire to write orchestral music...realise I'll never get remotely close to perfection)

Great stuff here! Love those pipes.

Wow. Lovely, makes me miss old Ireland.

thank you kirklynch for your encouraging comments... makes me wanna compose more!

THese are all very relaxing.Meditative even. Makes me want to go reconsider my instrumental pieces. I'm listening at work while formatting hard Drives, and a co-worker was interested , so I sent her the link.

thanks! these are just short brainstorms... you are right, the last one sounds like an ending to a track... Maybe that's what it will eventually become, who knows!

Nice, got my Irish blood flowin:)

Something different indeed, but beautiful nevertheless. I love the sound of those pipes.

So nice, good man! Contemplative, fluid. Sinking in...

Hauntingly beautiful.

Enchanting. There are a bunch of little tricks up your sleeve here, nice note bending and (tongue?) tremolo... skillfully played, I enjoyed letting it unfold around me.

fine workmanship laddie...thanks for the journey.

Beautiful song…….just great!

Jaw dropping! I LOVE THIS TRACK! w;-)

I am the one that spent 70 days backpacking Ireland. One leg was Lake Acoose to Killarney Nat'l Forest. I only came to towns once a week to acquire supplies and go to church. Your music reminds me of the best moments of my trips.

reminds me of backpacking from Lake Acoose across MacGillycuddy's Reeks into the Valley of the Eyes terminating in the Black Valley. I accomplished this alone and heard the Banshee in the Black Valley before the magic Killarney National Forest swallowed me.

WOW GREAT SOUND!!!!! A nice travel to a forest place... rained... but warm

Very cool! Love the sound of it.

My 1-year old daughter, Jasmine, is absolutely spellbound by this. It's such a joy to see - her eyes couldn't be any wider.

beautiful and inspiring!

I love it. What a great instrument.

I've always liked the sound of those pipes and this is a great showcase for your playing. I got visions of windswept moors and lonely seashores.

Just gorgeous.

what glu said... times ten *sits stunned*

WOAH! I get entranced by this kind of sound. It reminds me of the sensation I get with the didgeridoo. Monotonal foundation... it evokes a meditative state. Everything surrounding me can be moving rapidly but this sound slows down that internal clock.. ephemeral moments become everlasting... It moves melodically exactly when in needs to, and your pipe performance is just leaves me in awe. Thanks for uploading this amazing tune.

Oh wow! Clever stuff. Speaking as a celt, this gets right into the heart. Lucky little Maggie. Very well played too.

Oh loving the Celtic vibe, Papa Kirk!