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Village Lanterne - Blackmore's Night

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Blackmore's Night / Import / Audio CD released at Steamhammer / Disc ... more
Village Lanterne - Blackmore's Night ... #1 Tracklisting
1 25 Years
2 Village Lanterne
3 I Guess It Doesn't Matter Anymore
4 Messenger [Instrumental]
5 World of Stone
6 Faerie Queen-Faerie Dance
7 St. Teresa
8 Village Dance [Instrumental]
9 Mond Tanz/Child in Time
10 Streets of London
11 Just Call My Name (I'll Be There)
12 Olde Mill Inn
13 Windmills
14 Street of Dreams
15 Call It Love
16 Street of Dreams - Blackmore's Night, Joe Lynn Turner
17 All Because of You [Radio Edit]

Newest Review: ... greatly entertaining on occasion. Opener '25 Years' tries to cram in as much as it can, even juxtaposing violin and ... more

 ... synthesised fanfare in a way that doesn't really work but is fun nonetheless, and Blackmore's electric lead guitar melodies and solos carry over into 'I Guess it Doesn't Matter Anymore,' the faster 'St. Teresa,' the Deep Purple worship of 'Mond Tanz/Child in Time' and 'Just Call My Name (I'll Be There),' making these the most rewarding songs to rock fans, which it's reasonable to assume will be a significant proportion of this band's fan base - those that arrived from Deep Purple rather than Mostly Autumn. The most disappoint...more

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Release Date: 2006 - 04 - 04, Audio CD, Steamhammer
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Premium Review Village Lanterne - Blackmore's Night: Leading Wherever I Roam (321 words)
by - written on 22/02/08 (Very useful, 28 readings)
Rating:

Ritchie Blackmore and Candice Night have settled into a familiar style with Blackmore's Night, but it could be worse. Their Renaissance-inspired folk is admittedly less than inspired, which writes off about half of the album to sheer mediocrity, but 'The Village Lanterne' fortunately follows suit in upping the ante of less ancient, seventies-style folk rock that makes the rest of the album bearable and even greatly entertaining on occasion. Opener '25 Years' tries to cram in as much as it can, even juxtaposing violin and synthesised fanfare in a way that doesn't really work but is fun nonetheless, and Blackmore's electric lead guitar melodies and solos carry ...  Read the complete review

 

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