Enya - A Day Without Rain
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Free Music Review: WHAT TO SAY? ENYA....IS......ENYA....HEAVEN MUSIC
Hit: 5 Stars
Just that. Heaven Music. Really Really Good compilation form Enya. for me was the last really good compilation from her. RecommendedFree Music Review: Same old stuff...
Hit: 3 Stars
Enya has an average voice. If I had that much electronic "stuff" happening around me, I could sound whispy and angelic too. But it's an over-produced gimic designed to prey upon the unthinking fan base of the original Enya recordings. In the past decade or so, she has virtually been entirely predictible, and is now boring.
I would challenge the producer to look into something new in order to avoid overuse of the style that has made this artist famous. But to do that would be to ensure career suicide. Put her alone without the synthetic sound, and the voice will put you to sleep... not in the good way. I'm bored!
Free Music Review: a day without rain
Hit: 5 Stars
Enya is one of my very favorite artists I love her vocal range and diversity of song and style.Free Music Review: excellent
Hit: 5 Stars
A Day Without Rain truly highlight's Enya's voice as an instrument. "Rain" delivers a focus on the sound of the music and not just on the lyrics. Free Music Review: Classic Enya, But So What?
Hit: 3 Stars
Now don't get me wrong -- I am an Enya fan. And as such I was looking forward to the release of the CD.
I probably listen to it the least of any of her CD's that I own (for the record, I have "Shepherd Moons," "Watermark," "The Memory of Trees," "The Celts," "Paint the Sky with Stars," and "Amarantine").
Why? Because with each previous (and subsequent) Enya release, there has been something that goes beyond the ethereal tones that we expect from her. And I just don't hear it here.
I do have my favourites on the CD just like anyone else ("Flora's Secret" and "Lazy Days"), but I wouldn't say that they stand out in any significant way from tracks on other CD's. If you have to choose one disc among Enya's later works, pick up Amarantine first, then grab this one later if you want a complete tome.