Wheel In Motion is a 1992 live concert video by the Scottish Celtic rock band Runrig. It shows footage from the 1991 Loch Lomond concert, and various others from the tour of the same year.
The Big Wheel is the record i have heared most in my life. This Music is amazing, Runrig is amazing. Two weeks ago a friend died, we shared the Love for Runrig(but only with Donnie we did). For many years Runrig often helps me not being to sad.
Runrig makes you feel scottish even if you aren't 😁Bless Donnie Munro & the guys , bless their music and all the emotion they gave to us ! Best band ever ! Cheers from Morocco to Alba !
Just watched this after a week of sadness following the 18th August 2018 Stirling concert. So happy-sad. Tha sinn uile gad chall agus tha mi a 'smaoineachadh gu bheil thu ga chall cuideachd. Cluichibh a-rithist thugainn aon latha.
I remember going to this concert , the atmosphere was unbelievable ,only downside was I had to fly from Heathrow airport the following morning back to Amsterdam for work.
Thank you for sharing this video, which takes me back to the year when I "discovered" Runrig. I'm listening to it as I pack for Scotland. Saturday is going to be a sad day, but I wouldn't miss it for the world.
Thank you so much for posting. More than 20 years ago, I had my Wheel in Motion VHS converted from European format to US format no questions asked. But I no longer have the ability to watch VHS, and conversion companies no longer convert copyrighted material. I’d buy the video again if I could!
In the first few minutes, when they are rehearsing 'Always the Winner', Malcolm is able to switch between 6-string and 12-string guitars without anyone noticing. Great!
Thanks for sharing this we only have it on a old VHS video so do not get chance to watch it too often. Saw them at Bradford on this tour it was amazing :D Teddy
Controversial opinion perhaps but I thought the later live shows were better than this one. Here Malcolm seems to be playing much more within himself than the Bruce-led Runrig allowed him to, and Rory's vocals are way too far back in the mix (which becomes obvious when he hits the chorus on Flower of the West, Donnie tries to add a lower harmony part but he's far too loud and it doesn't work).