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loreena
'the visit' is also a great mckennitt album, although 'the book of secrets'
is probably a better starter for the newcomer. but probably my favorite
song of hers is 'ancient pines,' which is on the 'parallel dreams' album,
which really is not the greatest...
relating her to dead can dance is pretty accurate- her stuff just seems to
have more depth than enya's... i don't know if i can group them together
(but i understand what you're saying, don!)
-melanie
np- 'dead man' soundtrack, neil young
>From: Don Smith <dasmith at rotse2_physics.lsa.umich.edu>
>Reply-To: Don Smith <dasmith at rotse2_physics.lsa.umich.edu>
>To: Over-the-Rhine at actwin_com (Over the Rhine List)
>Subject: Re: another
>Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 08:05:00 -0400 (EDT)
>
>LikeTheQuiche wrote:
> > anyone like the album by Loreena McKennitt?
>
>Which one? She's got seven. I have The Book of Secrets, and it's
>wonderful.
>I have to say I think I like Phil Ochs's version of The Highwayman better,
>but
>probably just because I heard it first. They're so different, it's hard to
>believe they're the same song. :-) She reminds me a bit of Delerium, Dead
>Can
>Dance, and the like, although more in the Enya direction. She's got more
>bite
>than Enya, though. Highly enjoyable.
>
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