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Celtic Crescent
Emerald Rose
Celtic Crescent
Genre: International Music
 
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Celtic Crescent is a collection of Celtic-theme material from Emerald Rose. It contains a selection of previously released material from the albums "Bending Tradition" and "Fire In The Head" as well as some new recordings....  more »

     
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All Artists: Emerald Rose
Title: Celtic Crescent
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Emerald Rose
Original Release Date: 1/1/2003
Re-Release Date: 2/12/2003
Genre: International Music
Style: Celtic
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 677516528627

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Album Description
Celtic Crescent is a collection of Celtic-theme material from Emerald Rose. It contains a selection of previously released material from the albums "Bending Tradition" and "Fire In The Head" as well as some new recordings. Included on this production are a bluesy version of the Scots classic "Loch Lomond" and an upbeat, danceable rendition of the Celtic classic, "Wild Mountain Thyme."

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CD Reviews

A Great Themed Collection...
Kirsten M. Houseknecht | philadelphia, pa USA | 06/17/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"If any of you Emerald Rose fans have been upset that you couldn't exactly give a CD of theirs to someone without having to explain all the overtly Pagan references, this is your CD!This is the CD of their folk, celtic, and traditional songs, and any of the Pagan references should slide right by anyone who likes traditional Irish or Scottish music. As one of the band members said "This is the CD without any of the stuff on it you might have trouble explaining to your grandmother".It still contains their unique style, the energy and sheer exuberance that characterize their faster songs, and the depths that they reach in their ballads, but it also is a great showcase for their instrumental skills. It deserves a place in the collection of any Emerald Rose fan on its own merits, but is also a welcome addition to the line-up as a "gift CD" for the people who wouldn't appreciate all the songs on their other albums."