Runrig: Celtic Glory: Original Release Date: June 12, 2001. featuring 16 choice recordings many of which have previously only been available on CD singles, 12 inch singles, etc. This is a true masterpiece. It has all the old Runrig classics recorded at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow and the new songs as well.

Runrig: Stamping Ground: Original Release Date: May 14, 2001. Runrig are back with an album which points back to the early days of the band. At the same time the album points forward. The songs are fresh, mostly typical Runrig style but a few are more experimental. "easily Runrig's best album of the last decade" as one fan puts it.

Runrig: Searchlight: Original Release Date: July 1, 1990. Full of some of their best and most popular songs.It has some more country and pop elements than is their usual. This is one of Runrig's best early albums. All the songs on this album have become firm favourites with Runrig fans over the years. Donny Munro has a very powerful voice and these songs really bring out the best in him. A must for your collection.

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Recorded at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow on January 25th, 2000.

Runrig: Beat the Drum: Original Release Date: December 21, 1999. The Album Contains their First Three Hit Singles plus the Tracks which Featured on the E.p.'s & Singles.

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Runrig: BBC Session/Long Distance [Live]: Original Release Date: May 17, 1999. Limited edition release. The BBC session part are unreleased traks of varying quality with Nicky Campbell 3-4-89. The Live CD is a Donny Munro lead 1996 gig and makes the CD worth getting. The 2nd CD is a re-issue of Long Distance. Listen to Samples.

Runrig: Heartland: Original Release Date: 9 November, 1998.

Runrig: Recovery: Original Release Date: 9 November, 1998. It is hard to imagine that Runrig have been going since the late 1970's and have successfully bridged their native Scottish roots with contemporary rock. Recovery more than adequately reflects this and it is refreshingly apparent that the Celtic language which appears in so many of the tracks proves so accessible to those of us who do not identify with it.

Runrig: The Highland Connection : Original Release Date: 9 November, 1998. One of Runrig's earliest albums, is also similar to their latest, The stamping ground. It has the same rock feel to it, but the same catchiness to the tunes, although most of the songs are in gaelic and the two or three songs which are in english will have you singing along. A great album, which if you have heared Stamping Ground you are sure to enjoy!

Runrig: Mara: Original Release Date: January 1996. "Perhaps my favorite Runrig album to be released after Cutter and the Clan, Mara is the band at its usual best." - "It has a spiritual and romantic dimension, different from some of the other albums which have a stronger political slant."

Runrig: Play Gaelic: Original Release Date: 21 July, 1995. The first legendary Runrig recordings.

Runrig: Amazing Things : Original Release Date: 15 March, 1993. "This CD is slightly unusual for Runrig, songs like 'Wonderful' are perhaps moving of at a tangent to their normal fair of 'Pog aon oidche earraich '(which is amazing) and 'Forever eyes of blue '(also really good). Although this album has lost some of its direction, I think that most of the songs make up for it. Fans of the celtic songs will be especially pleased with the inclusion of 4 of them. All in all, a very good buy and a worthy addition to your Runrig collection."

Original Release Date: 1995.

Runrig: Big Wheel: Original Release Date: 10 June, 1991. "I pity the poor soul who doesn't have this album in their collection, for this, my friend, is in my view, one of the greatest albums of all time"

Runrig: Once in a Lifetime [LIVE] : Original Release Date: 1 July, 1990. This album is a must for all Runrig fans. It contains something for everyone and every mood, from the pure rock of 'Protect and Survive' to the gentle and brilliant 'Going Home', and anyone who was taught 'Loch Lomond' as a child will be blown away by Runrig's interpretation of it.

Runrig: Cutter and the Clan: Original Release Date: 1987. "This album is perhaps the best introduction to Runrig for those unacquainted with gaelic. Donny's voice is at its best in the final track but the whole album is a tribute to the complexity and broad scope of perhaps Scotland's most loved band of the 1980s and 1990s."