Good haggis is very good, and if it's not good, well hope you can only taste the pepper.

The McSweens is the best haggis you can get in a packaged form, but as with most things, if you can find a good local butcher, then the fresh one will be better. Of course I maybe biased, as I'll be having haggis this evening.

Don't worry too much about learning Scottish tunes for it. Stick to what you know, and learn new stuff in the normal fashion, ie hearing something, not catching the musician ,and spending months looking out for it agian. Plus ,we do Scottish dances to all sorts of stuff, from tradional scottish stuff, to Gilbert and Sullivan tunes, and plenty of American tunes.