Talk:Enter the Haggis

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Shouldn't this article make some reference to the former members of the band?

I removed some of the main body, I think it's a little too effusive:

<<< Enter the Haggis fans, commonly called Haggis Heads, have been both surprised and overjoyed with the results.

ETH's music is most commonly described as Celtic Fusion. When they play, they create an unique sound that can only be associated with them. Their music is primarily a fusion of Celtic, bluegrass and rock, however, elements of Latin, blues and funk can be heard throughout. The band members have combined their talents to create a sound like no other.

Their stage performance is always exciting and keeps the fans, whether they have heard them before or not, jumping out of their seats, clapping hands and getting into their addictive style of music. With a combination of instrumental music and vocal music, Enter the Haggis always ensures that their performances are amazing. >>>

Saint Mahone 19:43, 19 March 2007 (UTC)