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A Day Without Rain
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Track Listing
- A Day Without Rain
- Wild Child
- Only Time
- Tempus Vernum
- Deora Ar Mo Chroi
- Flora's Secret
- Fallen Embers
- Silver Inches
- Pilgrim
- One By One
- Lazy Days
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1069 in Music
- Brand: ENYA
- Released on: 2000-11-21
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: 5.00" h x 5.75" w x .50" l, .20 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
Import edition of her 2000 album includes one bonus track previously available only as a UK B-side and not available on the Japanese pressing, 'The First Of Autumn'. Standard jewel case.
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As each new Enya release has washed over all who have ears to hear, as each heaven-touched work leaves admirers sitting speechless in slack-jawed wonder, questions eventually come to mind: Might her layered, choral-like approach gradually become predictable or stale? Will she ever exhaust her deep reservoir of soul-stirring ideas? Remarkably, A Day Without Rain, Enya's fourth release since her 1988 breakthrough, Watermark, establishes new artistic heights for the gifted Irish vocalist and keyboardist. The project, polished and refined over a five-year period in the company of longtime collaborators Nicky Ryan (producer) and Roma Ryan (lyricist), may qualify as her best yet--a radiant, beatific collection of works that command attention with their cathedral-like resonance as they soothe your spirit with some of Enya's loveliest, most graceful voicings ever. The disc's opening three tracks (including the spellbinding "Only Time") form a gorgeous trilogy that suggest Enya has deepened her focus on the nexus where sophisticated pop and regal mysticism, the twin rivers of her singular sound, form a seamless intersection. The disc's gentle timbre is disturbed only once, and in memorable fashion, with "Tempus Vernum," a marshalling of mythic sonic forces that brings to mind the theme from the De Beers diamond commercial, but with a Celtic/Goth edge. Additional highlights abound. The closing "Lazy Days" will leave your soul dancing in a shower of flower petals and sunshine. A wonderful recording. --Terry Wood
