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Date: Tue, 16 Jun 92 23:37:51 MDT
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Subject: Re: Clannad
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Organization: Brigham Young University, Provo UT USA
From: mtt@alaska.caedm.byu.edu (W. Stirling)

In article <68775@apple.Apple.COM> GTP10@phx.cam.ac.uk writes:

>> Dunno if it's "Canon" Gaffa, but has anyone heard Maire Brennan's new
>> solo album (Maire)?  What do you think of it?
> 
>As implied above, I have it. It is very much what you'd expect - somewhere
>between Enya and Clannad. A couple of the tracks have a strong African
>influence which works surprisingly well. One review I saw compared the
>effect of listening to it to having a small Korean masseuse run up and
>down your spine... I can't endorse this comparison from first hand
>experience but I'd certainly agree with its sentiments!

I _really_ like it, especially the one about Tir'na Nog (or however
you spell it...)


> >I have this one (actually entitled "Anam") - indeed I have absolutely
>everything Clannad have done. It is still widely available in the UK.
>Drop me some email if you'd like some help obtaining it.
> 

Neat!  Could you do me a favor and post / email me a list of Clanand's
albums before _Magical Ring_ and the years they came out?  I've only
been able to find two (_Crann Ul_ (excellent!) and _Fuaim_ (wish
Enya'd done more)).  I know there are more, but the semi-discographies
I've been able to collect conflict on album names and years.  

Thanks!


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