Celtic witchcraft is a type of witchcraft that is grounded in the traditions and folklore of the Celtic people. The Celts were an ancient group of people who lived in parts of Western Europe, including Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and parts of France, during the Iron Age and the Roman era. The Celtic culture was rich in mythology and spirituality, and their practices and beliefs heavily influenced Celtic witchcraft. The Celts believed in the presence of spiritual beings, such as gods, goddesses, and spirits, and they had a deep respect for nature and the cycles of the seasons. Celtic witches were often seen as being closely tied to the natural world and were known for their connection to the elements, especially fire, water, earth, and air. They were believed to have the ability to communicate with the spirits and tap into the energies of the land and the elements.
They were believed to have the ability to communicate with the spirits and tap into the energies of the land and the elements. The main idea is that Celtic witches were deeply rooted in their Celtic heritage and drew upon the ancient traditions and beliefs of the Celts. They were seen as being in tune with nature and the spiritual realm, and they utilized their connection to the elements to perform rituals and spells.
Mr Magic Rap Attack with Marley Marl & Chilly Q – 3 [REMASTERED] Shows from 86 & 88
Here are over 4 hours of Rap Attack, remastered from the Random Rap Radio archives, one from 1986 and two from 88. Some have some pauses yet they still sound ill, and of course they are still a big part of Hip-Hop history. You can stream them on Mixcloud or download all 3.
Two of the shows feature super-producer Marley Marl and one with Marleys’ regular stand-in Chilly Q. You’ll hear three World Premieres from the Fat Boys, Divine Force & the Skinny Boys and as well as the spine-tingling references Magic makes to being tuned into the State of Fresh, the hair on the back of your neck might stand up if you catch the IDs for Rap Attack Exclusives, and the iconic OH MY GOD I Think I’m Having a Rap Attack moments. There are some of those 30 minute music sweeps they referred to as the All-Star Classic Mix, and there’s even one of those old promos Marley produced dissing DJ Red Alert. There are golden era classics from Latee, Public Enemy, BDP, a Derek B Remix of Rakim, Word of Mouth, Rob Base, DJ Cash Money, Schoolly D, True Mathematics and many many more, and there are many memorable mic break moments like when the Juice Crew World Tour at the Devils’ Nest gets a mention, and when Magic gives a shout to the now legendary ‘DJ Riz the White Wiz out in Canarsie’ for getting ‘back to school’ ! LULZ
The recordings come courtesy of the widely respected Bristol graffiti artist Turoe, Canadian DJ supreme Jason Armitage and legendary NY radio archivist Johnnie Freeze, so TRUMUNGANOID shouts to them. And to Johnny Juice who did the cuts on True Mathematics, and of course the White Wiz out in Canarsie’ !
Mr Magic Rap Attack with Mr Magic & Chilly Q – 18 March 1988 [REMASTERED]
DJ Cash Money & Marvellous – Ugly People Be Quiet
Latee – This Cut’s Got Flavor
Busy Bee – Suicide
Mic Break
Ads:
WBLS & Budweiser Concert
Burger King
US Army
Pontiac Coupe
JCPenney Sale
WBLS Concert EU/ Chuck Brown/ Rare Essence/ Biz Markie
Schoolly D – Housing the Joint
Divine Force – My Uptown Beat [WORLD PREMIERE]
Masters of Ceremony – Master Move
Mic Break [Competition]
Eric B & Rakim – Paid In Full [Derek B’s Urban Respray]
Mic Break [Competition results]
Ads:
SYEP [Summer Youth Employment Program] Hotline
Burger King
JCPenney Sale
Hostess Pudding Cakes
Weaver Chicken
True Mathematics – For The Money
Heavy D – Moneyearnin Mount Vernon
Steady B – Use Me [Before I Go]
Mic Break
Simonize ID
Whodini – Now That Whodini’s Inside the Joint
Chilly Q – Friday Night ID
Sweet Tee – It’s Like That Y’all
Mic Break
MC Lyte – 10% Dis
Eric B & Rakim – Move The Crowd
Chilly Q ID
Mr Magic Rap Attack with Mr Magic & Marley Marl – 1986 [REMASTERED]
Eric B & Rakim – Eric B For President
UTFO – Split Personality
Biz Markie – Make The Music With Your Mouth
Mic Break
Run DMC – Raising Hell
Skinny Boys – Unity [WORLD PREMIERE]
Mic Break
B Fats – Woppit
OMG I Think Im Having a Rap Attack ID
Fat Boys – Big & Beautiful Remix [WORLD PREMIERE]
Fat Boys – Big & Beautiful [Latin Rascals] Dub Remix
Run DMC – My Adidas
Fresh Force – She’s A Skeezer
MC Chill & Beatmaster Tee – Downbeats
Mic Break
Eric B & Rakim – Eric B For President
Schoolly D – PSK
Mic Break
Word of Mouth – Coast to Coast
Noel Rockwell Feat The Poet – The Wop Sensation
Disco Twins & Starchild – Get Back
DJ Red Alert NEVER Goin Berserk Promo/ Mix [Red Alert Diss]
All-Star Classic Mix
Rap Attack Exclusive ID
Spyder D – Rap Is Here To Stay
OMG I Think Im Having a Rap Attack ID
Cutmaster DC – Brooklyns In The House
Kurtis Blow – If I Ruled The World
Force MDs – Force MDs Meet The Fat Boys
Salt N Pepa – The Showstopper
Run DMC Jam Master Jammin Remix
Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick – The Show
Unknown – Who Me ?
Doug Fresh – All The Way to Heaven
Heavy D – Mr Big Stuff
Mr Magic Rap Attack with Mr Magic & Marley Marl – 5 Sept 1988 [REMASTERED]
Juice Crew – The Symphony
Eric B & Rakim – Microphone Fiend
Mic Break
Mikey D – Comin in the House
Doug E Fresh – Ev’ry Body Loves A Star
BDP – Stop The Violence
Craig – Droppin Science
Public Enemy – Megamix
Kid N Play – Gettin Funky
Kool G Rap – Poison
Superlover Cee – Girls I Got Em Locked
Chubb Rock – Caught Up [Remix]
Biz Markie – This is Somethin for the Radio
Public Enemy – Bring The Noise [Instrumental]
Mic Break
Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock – It Takes Two
Roxanne Shante – Go On Girl
Stet – Talkin All that Jazz
Kool Moe Dee – Let’s Go
Mic Break
Big Daddy Kane – Aint No Half Steppin
Mr Magic Rap Attack with Mr Magic & Chilly Q – 18 March 1988 [REMASTERED]
Additionally, Celtic witches were known for their healing abilities and were often sought after for their knowledge of herbal remedies and potions. Overall, the nature of a Celtic witch is one of reverence for nature, a strong connection to the spiritual realm, and a deep understanding of Celtic traditions and folklore. They are seen as powerful practitioners who harness the energies of the land and the elements for the benefit of themselves and others..
Reviews for "Unveiling the Celtic Witch's Grimoire: Secrets of their Spells and Incantations"
1. John - 1/5 rating - I was extremely disappointed with "Elucidate the nature of a Celtic witch". The book claimed to provide a deep exploration of Celtic witchcraft, but it fell short in every aspect. The information provided was superficial and lacked depth. The author failed to present any credible sources or historical references, which made me question the authenticity of the content. Overall, it felt like a poorly researched and hastily written book that does not deliver on its promise.
2. Sarah - 2/5 rating - As someone who has a genuine interest in Celtic witchcraft, I found "Elucidate the nature of a Celtic witch" to be a letdown. While there were a few interesting tidbits scattered throughout the book, the majority of the content was repetitive and lacked substance. I was expecting a more in-depth analysis of Celtic witchcraft practices, rituals, and history, but instead, I got a collection of generic information that is easily found elsewhere. The book felt like a missed opportunity to shed light on a fascinating topic, and I would not recommend it to those seeking a comprehensive understanding of Celtic witchcraft.
3. Emily - 2/5 rating - "Elucidate the nature of a Celtic witch" was a disappointment for me. The book seemed promising initially, but it quickly became apparent that the author had very little expertise on the subject. The information provided was basic and lacking in any real depth. I was hoping for more insights into the symbolism, traditions, and rituals of Celtic witchcraft, but all I got were vague descriptions and generalizations. Overall, I found the book to be underwhelming and unsatisfying. I would encourage readers to seek out more reputable and well-researched sources if they are looking to explore Celtic witchcraft.
4. Mark - 1/5 rating - "Elucidate the nature of a Celtic witch" was a complete waste of my time. The book was filled with inaccuracies, poorly written sections, and a lack of coherence. It felt like the author was simply rehashing information from unreliable sources and presenting it as fact. The absence of any references or citations only added to my frustration. I would not recommend this book to anyone serious about learning about Celtic witchcraft. Save yourself the disappointment and find a more reputable resource instead.