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"Trains And Winter Rains" - Radio Debut
« Thread Started on Sept 27, 2008, 1:11am »

Retrieved from Enya.com news: http://www.enya.com/news.php

UK Exclusive! Terry Wogan will play 'Trains and winter rains' on his morning programme

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/wogan/

'Wake up to Wogan' on Monday 29th September 2008. The program will run from 7:30 am to 9:30 am (GMT).

'Trains and winter rains' is the first single of the new Enya album 'And winter came'. The single will be played at 9.10 am (GMT).

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« Reply #1 on Oct 7, 2008, 3:08pm »

Hello All,

I heard this live on the morning in question. I wasn't expecting it at all and it was a lovely surprise.
I hope that the rest of the album maintains this sort of quality.

I was rather disappointed by the last album...one or two tracks were good, but I must admit that the others left a lot to be desired.
The other thing is, whichever system I played it on, the music really didn't come out too well compared with all the other albums. Whether this was a recording issue or a distribution problem, I don't know.

Good luck Enya for the new album.

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« Reply #2 on Oct 29, 2008, 7:50am »

Eithne wasn't kidding when she said she enjoyed the percussion arrangement.It's back to big big sounding releases.

Normally it is the big sounding, big production & hooky tracks that become hits. Orinoco Flow if it had been a slow number would not have made the impression it did. I hope Eithne keeps the catchy, big sounding tracks as released singles.
That's the method in my opinion, which will push aside the competition that's still mired in contemporary R & B, which is all rhythm these days & no blues.

I like the balance of sadness & gloom against hope, promise & expectation.

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