Runrig - City Of Lights
★ 8 · 2005 · 92m · Music
This is the first Runrig video, filmed by Scottish Television in 1990, with live footage of the Barrowlands Ballroom Concert in Glasgow. The audience figure was over one million and catapulted Runrig into prominence in Scotland. Song listing: 1. Air A’ chuan - 2. City of Lights - 3. Dance Called America - 4. Cnoc Na Feille 5. Siol Ghoraidh - 6. Precious Years - 7. The Wire - 8. Instrumental - 9. Rocket To The Moon - 10. An Ubhal As Airde - 11. The Cutter - 12. Harvest Moon - 13. Stepping Down The Glory Road - 14. Alba - 15. Hearts Of Olden Glory - 16. News From Heaven - 17. Skye - 18. Only The Brave - 19. Loch Lomond 20. An Ataireachd Ard (outro)
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