Era - Era (1996) WMA320

"Ameno (Remix)" starts out with no music at all - just a male choir singing in latin. Before long though, female voices join in with the males to continue the album's flow of gradually climbing to a more powerful crescendo ... A solo female vocalist comes in next for a brief moment in the spotlight, and then a subtle beat begins to chime in, only to explode with an infectious Enigma-like dance beat. (Now if that doesn't draw you in, I don't know what will). . . The initial sound of Era is something that's very akin to Pilgrimage and Lesiem: Gregorian-type choral singing with the occassional electric guitar and english male/female rock vocal, which is the factor that evidently draws in comparisons to Enigma. I admit, Era does seem to be a bit over-hyped with boundless 5-star reviews, but as I sit here listening to this CD, pondering all of its possible faults, I come up empty-handed. Songs like "Mother" and "Enae Volare Mezzo" make this a very enjoyable album, and I highly recommend it to fans of classical-crossover, new age, and maybe even world music. by Clarissa "MoonGoddess" TRACKLIST: 01 - Era.wma 02 - Ameno (Remix).wma 03 - Cathar Rhythm.wma 04 - Mother.wma 05 - Avemano.wma 06 - Enae Volare Mezzo.wma 07 - Mirror.wma 08 - Ameno.wma 09 - Sempire D'amor.wma 10 - After Time.wma 11 - Impera.wma WMA 320Kbps 44100Hz STEREO

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