CD-Charts Position 11
Average Rating:

.

Anti-Stress

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: David Griffiths, Tony White, Janice Thorp

Release Date March 10, 2000
This CD is excellent quality for its budget price; it is very calming and creates a relaxing ambience to help you chill, de-stress and unwind. It is excellent background music for reading to, soaking in a bath and also works great to help you get off to sleep.

CD-Charts Position 12
Average Rating:

.

No Pussyfooting

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Robert Fripp

Release Date September 29, 2008


This is one of the most awful albums I ever heard.

It all seems a joke. Probably is a masterpiece for toilette ambience or a sound experience in North Polo.

I like most of Robert Fripp guitar playing and Brian Eno works but this is too much for me... I just don't see nothing more then boring continuing horrible sustaining sounds.

CD-Charts Position 13
Average Rating:

.

Einaudi: Le Onde

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
from: Ricordi

Release Date May 02, 1998
This CD is the most boring amateur music I have heard in a long while. The cheesy and predictable melodies sound like a GCSE composition recorded by a school pupil. 10 minutes of listening and I wanted to tear my hair out! A definite miss.

CD-Charts Position 14
Average Rating:

.

A Hundred Thousand Angels

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Bliss

Release Date April 05, 2004
Lucinda's gifted voice is beyond words, so visualise this. You are watching a film on TV or at the cinema and the scene, transfers an overwhelming emotion, that floods you with compassion, maybe tears, physically, you have goose bumps, that are more like goose mountains, you feel so touched, at what you have just seen. Keep with that emotion, that feeling and multiply it again and again, when listening to A Hundred Thousand Angels. This is no ordinary song, it totally moves you. For those that grieve, it provides, peace, reassurance and love. One day, its true gift of love will be a recital at the passing of loved ones and tears and emotions will transfer yet again, at the blessing of saying goodbye to a loved one

CD-Charts Position 15
Average Rating:

.

Amarantine

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Enya

Release Date November 21, 2005
I am a very big fan of Enya and have been for many years.I have to say though that I consider 'Amaratine' to be one of her weaker efforts.Although we know just what we will get from her music,this album at times feels almost too predictable and almost sluggish.

Of course there are some moments of excellence,there always are from her.'Amarantine' and 'It's In The Rain' are Enya at her very best but if I am being honest I do in general find this album to be a bit of a let down.She is a top drawer talent to be sure but Enya has done much better than this.For any other artist this would be a good effort but for what I have come to expect from Enya it is average.Still,it does have it's moments.

CD-Charts Position 16
Average Rating:

.

Trains and Winter Rains

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Enya

Release Date November 10, 2008
Like a slow moving force of nature, the world slowly turns and brings about another Enya album. One that is destined to sell millions, yet be admitted to by no-one. This advance single from the forthcoming "And Winter Came" album got its exclusive first play on the Terry Wogan radio show, which pretty much sums up its appeal.

It's one of those songs that you don't really notice playing, despite the odd declamation that Enya seems to be making amid some curious vocal patterns. And as if the title wasn't calculating enough at this time of year, they even sneak in the refrain from Agnus Dei. Crafty Christians!

With sixty million or so sales under her shawl, this will be an essential purchase for the many, many people who worship at her ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 17
Average Rating:

.

The Celts

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Enya

Release Date November 06, 1992
Although this is a soundtrack album,this does work as a standout piece of music.It can't be considered her finest work but there is still plenty here to enjoy.It goes without saying that this is music to relax to and although some of the tracks don't linger in the memory,'The Celts' is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

Standout tracks here are 'The Celts','Aldebaran' and the fabulous 'Boadicea'.Well worth a listen but perhaps more so than her other albums it does help if you are an Enya fan.

CD-Charts Position 18
Average Rating:

.

Therapy Room - Relaxation

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: In-di-go

Release Date October 25, 2004
Finally, a CD I can drift off to sleep with! I've tried quite a few but they didn't help slow down my stressed out brain at night as this one does. The beautiful melodies on this CD have a lovely calming effect on my poor head sending me off to sleep feeling relaxed and happy. No jarring instruments and nothing too deep and moody, just gently played, lighthearted, tranquil melodies - works a treat!

CD-Charts Position 19
Average Rating:

.

Karl Jenkins & Adiemus: The Essential Collection

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Karl Jenkins & Adiemus

Release Date March 20, 2006
I have been picking up pieces of Jenkins' pieces for a while now but i must say that for anyone new to his work or just interested in hearing some really great music then this album hits the spot. A good collection of many highlights. I recommend it as a great general listening piece and thoroughly worth buying just for adiemus alone! Super!

CD-Charts Position 20
Average Rating:

.

The Memory of Trees

CD-Charts > Music > New Age
by: Enya

Release Date November 20, 1995
No surprises here, of course -- Enya didn't achieve new age superstardom by challenging anyone's expectations. This album is every bit as hushed, lovely, and soulless as everything else she's ever done; like a perfect angel food cake, it's sweet, soft, and utterly lacking in nutritive substance. There's nothing the matter with angel food cake, of course, and there's also nothing really the matter with The Memory of Trees, though its Druidic theme does smell awfully trendy (nothing was quite so hip as neopaganism in 1995), and it steers so strictly the same melodic and textural course she's been following throughout her solo career that you're tempted to wonder why anyone would want to spend the money on what amounts to a complete rehash of her earlier work. While other ... Read More: