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New Age electronic opera based on a visit to earth by a family of
aliens. The music is mellow, intense, beautiful, scary, sad, fast, rythmic and symphonic.
Joe Cecil is a gay artist whose music is influenced by Celtic Mythology and Buddhist
chanting.
Rating: I will definitely rob to get this!!!
Reviewed by Joe Cecil Email: cecil@wizard.net
You want something from the Celtic era?? How about faerie music ... or
one that reminds you of Scotland. This is another wonderous collection of musical pieces
and pieces sung by people of the Scottish and Irish highlands .... yet another Narada
production worth getting! If you like what you hear ... then this compilation of
hauntingly beautiful songs is yours for the taking! *smile* Enjoy!
Rating: I will definitely rob to get this!!!
Reviewed by Lim Yenli Email: s7700046@singnet.com.sg
On his 3rd album, Doug explores some more inviting melodies with his
intricate, finger-picking technique. Accompanied by sparse percussion and keyboards, he
explores some fanciful evocations on originals, such as "Mystical Morning," and
also shows his Micheal Hedges-inspired tapping technique on "Two Handed
Paradox."
Rating: Worth the trouble of pressing play...
Reviewed by Justin Tan Email: justinz@singnet.com.sg
"The Memory of Trees" is the fourth magical piece of work Enya
has given to us. Her layering of voices has never been better! (She sometimes uses up to
500 voice tracks for a single song) This one will definitely appeal to all "new
age" lovers. I guess I would have to say the highlight (if there is 'one') would be
the song currently getting radio play- "Anywhere is..." It is a great song
although I have always favored the selections performed in Gaelic Irish. I was never
really into new age until I first heard Enya. Now, it may be my favorite genre of music.
Also, be sure to check out her others releases; "The Celts",
"Watermark", and "Shepherd Moons." You won't regret it!
Rating: I will definitely rob to get this!!!
Reviewed by Steve Taylor Email: spence59@eos.net
Not as good as her "focused" albums 'cos this is a compilation
of all of her favourite music. Songs in this album include "Anthem" and
"Ondine" which is good, at least. Relaxing, as always, but not as inspirational
as her previous albums.
Rating: Worth the trouble of pressing play...
Reviewed by Michelle Email: address@cyberspace
You know something? I bought this album out of curiosity and have never
regret ever since. I must admit that his best known hit Chariots of Fire has had
prompted me to buy though. Anyway, the first song Voices, also title of the album, is a
good number with complex voice arrangements. It kinda sound like those communist
revolutionary song or something like that. The numbers Prelude and Dream In An
Open Space are quite good too. The latter, especially sounds familiar. But who cares
as long as it is good? The rest of the part instrumental/singing numbers are less
outstanding, but however you can't expect everyone to be excellent. I would definitely
recommend this to any New Age fanatics, although the album is a little short.
Rating: I dun want to lend you!
Reviewed by Ng Chee Teng Email: tengo@pacific.net.sg
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