Amarantine.......

**Blu (Ontario)** · 22nd January 06, 07:32 AM

I've purchased a copy of Enya's recent CD, Amarantine. The woman is brilliant and doesn't dissapoint with this latest CD. It has lots of those wonderful celestial soundscapes and ethereal themes so typical of her style and previous releases. Certainly not the type of music for those that live for the hard driving rock sound.

**bmrtin** · 22nd January 06, 08:24 AM

thanks for the info ill have to cheack it out

**macwilkin** · 22nd January 06, 10:23 AM

Moved thread to General Celtic Music talk...

Todd

**Rob Wright** · 22nd January 06, 10:46 AM

I've been listening to this non-stop all week. Simply wonderful music, great to drive to ,to write to, even get a massage to.

Rob

**Blu (Ontario)** · 22nd January 06, 10:56 AM

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

....... or even get a massage to.

Ooooooh.... I like the sound of that! :smile:

**furrycelt** · 22nd January 06, 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by Rob Wright

I've been listening to this non-stop all week. Simply wonderful music, great to drive to ,to write to, even get a massage to.

Rob

The fact that it is great for getting a massage to (and dang I really could use one of those), means that for me it isn't so great for driving to. Sleeping and driving don't mix at times.

It is a great CD, I love all her stuff. Two of the tracks are in a fictional language by Roma Ryan from a book: "Water Shows The Hidden Heart", if I read the liner notes correctly. Does anyone know how to find this book? I haven't had much luck online. I am curious about it.

-ian

**Macman** · 23rd January 06, 12:09 PM

I totally agree, Blu. I just got the CD for my birthday (from my DD) and have been listening to it on and off over the weekend. I can hardly wait to make the time to put on through the headphones.8-)

**dwg** · 23rd January 06, 12:37 PM

I sit here in cold old England reading this thread listening to my new copy of "Amarantine" that you talked about yesterday, I went out today to get it and it is as you say "Brillant"

Thanks

Derek

Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)

I've purchased a copy of Enya's recent CD, Amarantine. The woman is brilliant and doesn't dissapoint with this latest CD. It has lots of those wonderful celestial soundscapes and ethereal themes so typical of her style and previous releases. Certainly not the type of music for those that live for the hard driving rock sound.