Everything You See

Infobox Album
Name = Everything You See
Type = studio
Artist = Runrig


Released = May 14 2007 (U.K.)
Recorded = Cromarty, Scotland, October 2006 - February 2007
Genre = Folk rock
Length = 49:03
Label = Ridge Records
Producer = Kristian Gislason
Last album = "Proterra"
(2003)
This album = Everything You See
(2007)
Next album = "Incumbent"

"Everything You See" is the thirteenth album by the Scottish folk rock band Runrig, released by Ridge Records in the United Kingdom on May 14, 2007. All songs were written by band members Calum and Rory MacDonald, except for "Sona" and "And The Accordions Played", which they co-wrote with fellow band members Malcolm Jones and Brian Hurren, respectively. As on all Runrig albums, several songs are (partially or completely) written and performed in Scottish Gaelic, underlining the band's heritage.

In Summer 2007, the band went on their "Everything You See" tour, promoting their newest album as well as older songs. The tour's main focus is Denmark (the track "In Scandinavia" commemorates the ancient link between Denmark and Scotland), Germany, and England, with originally only one concert being held in Scotland (at Drumnadrochit on Loch Ness). The tour was later extended to include several Scottish dates. The Loch Ness concert, entitled Beat The Drum after the chorus to the song "Pride of the Summer" was released on DVD and CD as Year of the Flood in 2008.

Track listing

#"Year Of The Flood" – 4:10
#"Road Trip" – 4:24
#"Clash Of The Ash" – 3:16
#"The Ocean Road" – 6:32
#"Atoms" – 4:51
#"An Dealachadh" – 3:08
#"This Day" – 4:22
#"Sona" – 4:55
#"Something's Got To Give" – 3:21
#"And The Accordions Played" – 4:58
#"In Scandinavia" – 4:54

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group1 = Studio albums
list1 = "Play Gaelic" "(1978)"·wrap "The Highland Connection" "(1979)"·wrap "Recovery" "(1981)"·wrap "Heartland" "(1985)"·wrap "The Cutter and the Clan" "(1987)"·wrap "Searchlight" "(1989)"·wrap "The Big Wheel' "(1991)·wrap "Amazing Things' "(1993)·wrap "Mara" "(1995)"·wrap "In Search of Angels" "(1999)"·wrap "The Stamping Ground" "(2001)"·wrap "Proterra" "(2003)"·wrap "Everything You See" "(2007)"

group2 = Live albums
list2 = "Once in a Lifetime" "(1988)"·wrap "Transmitting Live" "(1994)"·wrap "Live At Celtic Connections" "(2000)"·wrap "Day Of Days" "(2004)"·wrap "Year of The Flood" "(2008)"

group3 = Compilations
list3 = "Long Distance" "(1996)"·wrap "The Gaelic Collection" "(1998)"·wrap "Beat the drum" "(1998)"·wrap "The Best" "(2005)"

group4 = Live DVDs
list4 = "City of Lights" "(1990)"·wrap "Wheel in Motion" "(1991)"·wrap "Air an Oir" "(1993)"·wrap "Day of Days" "(2004)"·wrap "Year of The Flood" "(2008)"

group5 = Singles
list5 = "Loch Lomond"·wrap "News From Heaven"·wrap "Capture The Heart"·wrap "Hearthammer (EP)"·wrap "Flower Of The West"·wrap "Wonderful"·wrap "The Greatest Flame"·wrap "This Time Of Year"·wrap "An Ubhal As Airde (The Highest Apple)"·wrap "Things That Are"·wrap "Rhythm Of My Heart"·wrap "The Greatest Flame (1997)"·wrap "Loch Lomond (with Tartan Army)"nowrap end