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Bahaha, right between "The War on Drugs" and "Black Sabbath"... Oh my...skittles wrote:better yet, they are number 35 in amazon's hard rock and metal charts!
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Nice find, Jimmy - though it's toe-curling to hear the pronunciation LEE-burrah so many times in a rowJimmyRiddle wrote:Interesting
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Lol, I'm glad I'm not the only one!maartendas wrote:Nice find, Jimmy - though it's toe-curling to hear the pronunciation LEE-burrah so many times in a rowJimmyRiddle wrote:Interesting
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Maybe Tom just needs to explain it one last time?
Great piece on that radio programme but more interesting is the other artists that are also being promoted - Libera along side BocelliJimmyRiddle wrote:Interesting
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What price to attend a concert featuring those two 
i would give my firstborn. no joke. but i would require a meet and greet.Yorkie wrote:Great piece on that radio programme but more interesting is the other artists that are also being promoted - Libera along side BocelliJimmyRiddle wrote:Interesting
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It would indeed be amazing if such an event were to happen. We got a slight taste of this when they hamonised with him on Songs of Praise during his solo for Amazing Grace. You could hear Libera's high voices above the stage choirs. Let's hope he or his agent asked about them.Yorkie wrote:Great piece on that radio programme but more interesting is the other artists that are also being promoted - Libera along side Bocelli
Libera
“The Christmas Album”
If Christmas is for children, it should follow that Yuletide music is best sung by kids. “The Christmas Album” by the all-boys British choir Libera has a magical, calming effect on the nerves, especially “Still, Still, Still”—originally an Austrian folk tune—which recreates the peaceful vibe surrounding the Madonna and Child on the first Christmas.
Almost all the tracks are stress-busters, like “Veni, Veni Emmanuel,” “O Holy Night,” “White Christmas,” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” “The First Nowell,” “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks” and “Lullabye (Goodnight My Angel)”—although they won’t necessarily put you to sleep. What it is bound to do is remind you of the joy and innocence of childhood as your own kid putters about.
On the other hand, “Carol of the Bells” and “In Dulci Jubilo” (German and Latin for “sweet rejoicing”) delivers a kick like freshly brewed coffee—sort of tells you to move your butt and help out in the kitchen for noche buena.
Hi! I'm a newbie here from the Philippines. Just wanted to say "Thank you" for sharing this. Just read about it at breakfast, 30 minutes ago..fan_de_LoK wrote:A micro-review in the Inquirer Entertainment (Philippines)
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Libera
“The Christmas Album”
If Christmas is for children, it should follow that Yuletide music is best sung by kids. “The Christmas Album” by the all-boys British choir Libera has a magical, calming effect on the nerves, especially “Still, Still, Still”—originally an Austrian folk tune—which recreates the peaceful vibe surrounding the Madonna and Child on the first Christmas.
Almost all the tracks are stress-busters, like “Veni, Veni Emmanuel,” “O Holy Night,” “White Christmas,” “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” “The First Nowell,” “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks” and “Lullabye (Goodnight My Angel)”—although they won’t necessarily put you to sleep. What it is bound to do is remind you of the joy and innocence of childhood as your own kid putters about.
On the other hand, “Carol of the Bells” and “In Dulci Jubilo” (German and Latin for “sweet rejoicing”) delivers a kick like freshly brewed coffee—sort of tells you to move your butt and help out in the kitchen for noche buena.
Like I said, I'm a newbie. Don't know how to go about qouting and replying to a quote. Really sorry... 
(ofcourse, you had a difficult situation, quoting a message with a quote in it already 
). Anytime you want to edit your own message, just click "Edit", also in the upper right hand corner 
I'll keep that info in mind so I won't do another blooper next time