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La Luna

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by: Sarah Brightman

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having all sarah albums this was a bit of a disappointment...sure there are some classic songs on here....like her covers of stay with me and winter in july..which would deserve 5 stars!!!!

but the rest is a bit run of the mill! whiter shade of pale and scarborough fair are ok but the rest just fade into insignificance!

ive tried so hard to like this album but its a bit too opera and classical for me! its not bad just a bit monotonous.....

if you like her classics and opera buy timeless or the classics..if you like her a bit more ambient get dive, fly or harem

its a good album for fans but if you want an introduction to miss b...its not her best!!!!

CD-Charts Position 122
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A Posteriori

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by: Enigma

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This is by far Enigma's best album! One track after another simply amazing! Cretu on vocals superb!

CD-Charts Position 123
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Best 100

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by: Richard Clayderman

Release Date May 28, 2007
This is by far Enigma's best album! One track after another simply amazing! Cretu on vocals superb!

CD-Charts Position 124
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Self-Healing With Guided Imagery

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Andrew Weil and Martin Rossman

Release Date January 26, 2004
This is by far Enigma's best album! One track after another simply amazing! Cretu on vocals superb!

CD-Charts Position 125
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Alleluia/Kyrie

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Robert Gass and on Wings of Song

Release Date October 01, 1999
This CD has 2 cuts, Alleluia and Kyrie. Both are long, beautiful renditions of harmonized chorale music that transport the listener into a peaceful place of contemplation and calm. Highly recommended.

CD-Charts Position 126
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Water's Edge

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by: Tim Janis

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This is good stuff! The music is very melodic and on quite a grand scale with an impressive range of real instruments being used. My favourite tracks are the title track and "August". Don't be put off just because you've never heard of this American composer- sometimes you have to take a chance and I think it's quite likely you won't be disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 127
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Windham Hill Sampler '94

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Various Artists

Release Date February 01, 1994
This is good stuff! The music is very melodic and on quite a grand scale with an impressive range of real instruments being used. My favourite tracks are the title track and "August". Don't be put off just because you've never heard of this American composer- sometimes you have to take a chance and I think it's quite likely you won't be disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 128
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My Elfin Friends

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Mike Rowland

Release Date June 15, 1999
This is good stuff! The music is very melodic and on quite a grand scale with an impressive range of real instruments being used. My favourite tracks are the title track and "August". Don't be put off just because you've never heard of this American composer- sometimes you have to take a chance and I think it's quite likely you won't be disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 129
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Samsara (Morin) [European Import]

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date June 28, 2004
Like the film for which it is written, French composer Cyril Morin's score to Samsara is delicate and beautiful, a subtle aural companion to a story of love and the search for truth. It was Morin's first score for a major feature film, the one that took his career to the next stage after many years composing for European television. Coincidentally, Morin wrote his first score for short film, 1991's Khajuraho, for Indian director Pan Nalin, who 10 years later commissioned the score for Samsara, which was also Nalin's first directorial feature.

Together the two crafted something quite amazing, a Buddhist love story about a monk named Tashi, who leaves the order for Pema, a village girl with whom he settles down to raise a family, only ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 130
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Silver Tree

CD-Charts > Music > Neo-Classical
by: Lisa Gerrard

Release Date May 08, 2007
Once again a soundtrack from Lisa - oh no, wait, this is supposed to be a real solo album. Hmm, could've fooled me.
I've been a Dead Can Dance-fan since they started, and when they split up and Lisa released The Mirror Pool I thought: wow, that's where the talent was all along, especially after hearing Brendan's bleak debut. But alas, you'll find no La Bas or Sanvean here. It's the same ethnic monotony as we've sadly grown accustomed to. The vibrant and melodious nature of DCD and her debut is nowhere to be found here, instead what you get is a loooong droooone of sounds that seem to form a sort of entities you could call songs, sprinkled at random with Lisa's voice.
There are two exceptions: Space Weaver, a Massive Attack-like track ... Read More: