In 1986 the BBC commissions a documentary 'The Celts', the music was then release as Enya's first Album called 'Enya' to co-inside with the BCC screening of 'The Celts'

 

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Enya - Enya Track listing

 

1. "The Celts" – 2:50

2. "Aldebaran" (dedicated to Ridley Scott) – 3:05

3. "I Want Tomorrow" – 4:02

4. "March of the Celts" – 3:10

5. "Deireadh an Tuath" – 1:43

6. "The Sun in the Stream" – 2:55

7. "To Go Beyond, Pt. 1" – 1:20

8. "Fairytale" – 3:03

9. "Epona" – 1:36

10. "Triad: St. Patrick / C̼ Chulainn / Oisin" Р4:25

11. "Portrait" – 1:23 1

12. "Boadicea" – 3:30

13. "Bard Dance" – 1:23

14. "Dan y Dŵr" – 1:41

15. "To Go Beyond, Pt. 2" – 2:50

 

 

Slightly confusingly the first album was then remastered adnreleases as the fourth album 'The Celts'

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Enya - The Celts

Track listing

 

1. "The Celts" – 2:50

2. "Aldebaran" – 3:05

3. "I Want Tomorrow" – 4:02

4. "March of the Celts" – 3:10

5. "Deireadh an Tuath" – 1:43 *

6. "The Sun in the Stream" – 2:55

7. "To Go Beyond, Pt. 1" – 1:20

8. "Fairytale" – 3:03

9. "Epona" – 1:36 (limited stereo)

10. "Triad: St. Patrick / C̼ Chulainn / Oisin" Р4:25

11. "Portrait (Out of the Blue)" – 3:11

12. "Boadicea" – 3:30

13. "Bard Dance" – 1:23 (mono)

14. "Dan y Dŵr" – 1:41 (limited stereo)

15. "To Go Beyond, Pt. 2" – 2:50

 

 

Enya's Albums so far are.

 

Enya (1986)

Watermark (1988)

Shepherd Moons (1991)

The Celts (1992)

Memory of Trees (1995)

Paint The Sky With Stars (1997)

A Day Without Rain (2000)

Amarantine (2005)

Top notch release by our Artists of Choice; both times! :)

 

It is true, and if your a real audiophile for the Sound, give each one a spin seperately and compare the two. Would like to know what others here think about the differences they may percieve... :huh:

 

Enya at their very best! There are some interesting meanings to these songs. My particular favorite off this one is 'IWT' (I Want Tomorrow). Great electric guitar on that one...

 

Another imaginative song from that period you won't see on either of these two works is 'Sphagetti Western' (SW), but was released on the 'Amarantine' single.

 

If your discovering ENYA for the first time, be sure to check these two releases out if you can. 'ENYA' has been out of print for sometime, but it is available on the market from various sources. If you can't readily find it, try 'The Celts'. You won't be displeased, of that I'm sure...

 

Peace,

 

Astro B)

 

 

Top notch release by our Artists of Choice; both times! :)

 

Enya at their very best! There are some interesting meanings to these songs. My particular favorite off this one is 'IWT' (I Want Tomorrow). Great electric guitar on that one...

 

Another imaginative song from that period you won't see on either of these two works is 'Sphagetti Western' (SW), but was released on the 'Amarantine' single.

 

Astro B)

I like that one a lot too. Some people complain about the electric guitar, but I like it. And I also really like The Spaghetti Western. :wub:

I have the 2 releases... the original one is better than the other :o

 

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