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Line 140: UK rock band [[Wizzard]] featured the bagpipes on their 1974 single "Are you ready to rock". [[Paul McCartney]]'s song "[[Mull of Kintyre]]" (1977) with the band Wings, made strong use of bagpipes for a characteristically Scottish sound. The Scottish-Canadian [[punk rock]] band, [[Real McKenzies]] (formed 1992) has featured bagpipes on all their albums, played by various pipers. Their most recent piper, Matt MacNasty, has been playing with the group since their 2003 album ''Oot & Aboot'' and also played on their 2005 album ''10,000 Shots''. The [[nu-metal]] band [[KoЯn]] (formed 1993) often uses bagpipes in their songs (played by [[vocalist]] [[Jonathan Davis]]). *[[Irish-American]] punk rock stalwarts [[Dropkick Murphys]] (formed 1995) also incorporate bagpipes into their sound.

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