Enya - The Celts [full album] 

it is the best for weird birth

Muy cierto! Yo conocí la música de enya alos 8 años deje uno años de es escucharla luego retomé y desde entonces soy un fan de su música que me transporta a otro lugar al escucharla! Igualmente a mi difunta madre le encantaba escuchar a enya!

El taco vos bee boom @@carlospacheco1383

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Listening to Enya brings a comfort and a sadness as Mum and I listened to her a lot but lost her to cancer last October but I never got this album or heard of it until now. I love the very experimental sounds in this album great ❤😊

Dear sir or madam, I fear you might need help from a psychiatrist.

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@@Mathin3D - How so, pray tell? 🤔Duly and truly, God loves in many forms; certain vessels assuredly are a conduit and have the ability to pass this power forth.

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I completely agree, this melodies were always very special, I started listening to her music when I was 18 years old now I'm 48 years old and it's still just as special.

@@mariaaurorafernandezluaces4860 you mean her. Enya is an Irish lady.

@@HamidRehman100794 I say that I have listened to her music since I was 18 years old, and now that I am 48 years old, I still find it just as special, Enya is a great artist

And then I hit “Boadicea” 🙀

Same here. I still have that tape lying around somewhere ^^

I was 14 when my father gave me the small book named Lord of the Rings, turn on cassette player with Enya and told me that it will be probably matching music... Oh boy 🥰 I was positively shocked when ten years later Enya was on LOTR soundtrack 🤩

Same here but 40 this year.

You are awesome.

Same 💯✌🏻

Me too

This was my first and you album I still remember what I was doing at that time whenever I hear this album it’s what started me off with Anya and there are many more albums to come but I loved still love

This was my first Anja album the first of many it’s what God got me started off with her and I have been hooked ever cents since

Mine too ❤

Oh I understand very well I ndeed

First heard Enya when my kids were babies, in 1991 or so. We listened together, rocking into the night. I was 31 or 32. I'm 66 now. I love her more than ever. What a genius, what a thing of beauty for us all. God bless her.

@@kimmysophiabrown4807 Hi Kimmy, So nice to hear your experience of when you first heard enya. We are truly lucky to have artists like her in the world. She really takes us on a journey eh?😌 Thank you for sharing :)

@@kimmysophiabrown4807 good

No other musician but Enya. She plays all the instruments and layer it to create her music. Vocals too are all hers. Except when she sings live on stage then she has backup singers/musicians.

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Glad you're here with us.

@@christophersanders3252 Thank you :)

Enya used multiple tracking and this gave it the unique sound she has. That and a beautiful voice and choice of music.

What she said!

@@markhughes8578 😉😊

@@petertaylor3600 that is what makes it so dreamy. Her voice can melt an iceberg. Her voice just is so unique.

This a first enya release after hits release ' watermark ☆☆☆and back to this the celts and very beautiful 'I want tomorrow ' umm,and what's a myteriously ' march of the celts ' and next how beautiful ' the sun in the stream ' feel a little rhythm in ' bard dance ' next on ' dreams ' is beautiful melody 🤔

*her

@@iris5678 it wasn't her it was ,"this" was missing a letter t, sorry for not realizing it sooner

​I think you meant to write "these" which signifies many or more than one. To write "this" is to mean just one item or thing. The songs are more than one, so the correct word in English is "these". @@mariaaurorafernandezluaces4860

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Not just my favourite enya, but one of my favourites end of !

Thats weird. To me its the only one of her albums I can truly love. I like Watermark also but mostly just the Celts. I heard it as a child so it is a very comforting record. Even with that bias, I still cant imagine her other albums, post Watermark, being better, even though many may think so. When I try to listen to them I just dont like the direction her music went. I think it is much better here and on Watermark.

Never a truer word said. I always thought this about Enya. A musical Dion Fortune!

Grow out of it? It becomes more profound as I get older.

WTF does that even mean

@@anSealgair Her compositions are simple, very predictable, but I like the bass that vibrates the walls and the floor.

@@nathanexplosionn I dont know -- I'm not you.

same here,

what is a covid pandemic?

@@swifty8503 a scam... The writer of this comment is probably full jabbed and still afraid of cov 19... Another brainwashed fool.

With your comment describing a mentality of a "I follow the current thing" person, you're just pathetic.

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Those were the first two cassettes my mom bought me when I was a kid! Always calmed me and soothed my worries, besides putting me to sleep lol . Loved those albums. Perfection.

So would I

This is the only one I can ever truly get into. I love this album. So comforting. I like Watermark also but find her albums after that harder and harder to listen to as they get further and further from this style. What are the song on Memory Of Trees that are good? If you like all three then can you say which one is the best? To me its always been this one. And thats just judging it by how much it emotionally resonates with me. Nothing more. You said "one of" Enyas finest works. If there are more this good what are they?

Id love to watch this series again Irish writer Frank Delaney was the man that presented and produced it, i think.

Im the same makes me so emotional

Same💯✌🏻

It is a beautiful bagpipe solo!

It reminds me of Titanic soundtrack. Am I the only one who thinks that?

@@AuroRuizVique I totally thought of this when I first heard the music in Titanic! (this was released years before Titanic)

Bless you. Every sympathy for what you are going through. I was going through one myself when I first heard this album.

You will overcome everything. Especially with Enya's songs. Time heals.

Focuses you in the moment and grounding yes!

No... No it isnt.

Lol , True .. I guess the majority of sounds are from Roland D- series synths ..

@@martinj.a6602 Also the Yamaha DX7 which you can hear on the Diereadh An Tuath track. The iconic Tubular Bell sound.

@@michaelshields7777 👍👍👍

It stunned me when I realized as an older teen becoming an adult that I was falling asleep to synth for most of my life! XD

whack off in the shower and wash it away no babies

Many pop tunes based on that song! Including Ready or Not by the Fugees.... & Much more...

Sampling of "Boadicea"Edit "Boadicea" has been sampled by numerous artists. The Fugees sampled it for their song "Ready or Not" on The Score (1996). A lawsuit against the group for copyright infringement was prepared as they had not asked for permission and did not give her credit. However, after Enya confirmed that the group were "anti-crime and drugs and their message was quite positive", she decided not to follow through with the suit. As a compromise, later pressings of The Score included stickers placed on the cover giving Enya credit.[18] On the 1999 album Astronomica by American heavy metal band Crimson Glory, the intro track "March for Glory" is an interpretation of Enya's "Boadicea". In 2003, R&B artist Mario Winans sampled "Boadicea" for his song "I Don't Wanna Know". Producer P. Diddy personally contacted Enya for permission and gave her 60 percent of the royalties,[19] and included her name on the song's subtitle as "Mario Winans featuring Enya and P. Diddy". It went on to reach number one on the UK Singles Chart in 2004. "Boadicea" was also sampled on the answer song to "I Don't Wanna Know", "You Should Really Know" by the Pirates featuring Shola Ama, Naila Boss and Ishani, which peaked at number eight in the UK in 2004. "Boadicea" with "Ready or Not" was also sampled by R&B group Nina Sky on their single "Time to Go" featuring rapper Angie Martinez, from the mixtape presented by Cipha Sounds. In 2008, Italian DJ Francesco Zeta sampled "Boadicea" for his song "Fairyland"; he made another version in 2012, subtitled "ReAmp", that also used the hardstyle sample. In 2011, a small sample of "Boadicea" was used on "Der erste Winter" by German singer Cassandra Steen for the album Mir so nah. In 2012, hip hop artist Meek Mill sampled "Boadicea" on his mixtape Dreamchasers 2 on a song named after the Fugees' song, "Ready or Not". In 2015, Masika Kalysha sampled the song on "Hella Hollywood". In 2016, Salvatore Ganacci's song "Dive" sampled "Boadicea", and Enya was credited as a featured artist. On Nigerian-American singer Rotimi's 2019 album The Beauty of Becoming, he sampled the song on a track entitled "In My Bed", which also featured the rapper Wale. In 2022, "Boadicea" was used in Creepin' which was by American record producer Metro Boomin, Canadian singer the Weeknd, and Atlanta-based rapper 21 Savage. The song is also featured in the Stephen King movie Sleepwalkers.[20] en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enya_(album)

red pill in your name. do you know that its all run by the "chosen ones"

what is the meaning of the multiples of emojis?

@@mightyconker3903 added emphasis

@@mightyconker3903 what, do you have a problem with it? I'm busy trying to grocery shop and don't need to have to respond to b.s. replies to my comments. Which by the way aren't hurting anybody.

@@XXX_xxxxxxxx no I don't have a problem. I just wanted to know. Questions aren't BS

I’ve always loved Aldebaran from the second I first heard it

The mythic god of murder and mayhem!

hardly. its about the Ancient Celts. nice range of gods to choose from !

What??

@@marypetrie930 Read your Bible.