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MojoEpic, exhilarating, extraordinary. [Feb 2004, p.98]
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But while the scope of Immortal Memory is huge... the music is entirely accessible.
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The album isn't exactly suited to the taste of pop or rock connoisseurs, but has enough quality moments to make it a gem.
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Q MagazineA gorgeous, near-religious record. [Feb 2004, p.100]
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By capturing moments of ancient past, Gerrard and Cassidy have somehow created something timeless through set-in-stone permanence.
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An epic, sweeping cycle of songs that's completely over the top-- usually in the best possible way.
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Entertainment Weekly[It] won't take her fans anywhere new. But stick with her as she builds a mystery. [23/30 Jan 2004, p.99]
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Los Angeles TimesIt's very moving -- just moving very slowly. [18 Jan 2004]
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UncutAs background listening, this sounds like high-class Enya, but listen harder and dense textures and nuances lie beneath the surface. [Feb 2004, p.78]
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What does surprise is the way the results combine Clannad with Cocteau Twins.
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Doesn't possess the necessary tension of DCD's best or her wonderful 1995 solo debut, The Mirror Pool.
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ApexaMOct 18, 2009Pretty much one of the best albums for soundtrack to a film that has not been made yet.
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geoffsJun 20, 2004