Libera Dreams

I don't think 'Carol of the Bells' needed much more gusto than it was given. 30,000 views on youtube inside a couple of weeks, it's obviously pleasing some people. Gusto.... what does she want trilling 'r's and psychotic chants! When I come home from a hard days work I don't want earache... I want something soothing, relaxing and yes....sugary to be honest. She admitted Still, Still, Still was a highlight and this is hardly a song that requires gusto. So she really needs to make up her mind what she wants. Nothing wrong with Enya - how many millions of records as she sold? Libera often come up with a 'if you like this you'll like that' connection to Enya on music sites.

While i'm in the Christmas CD thread, libera have been interviewed by Classic FM

http://www.classicfm.co.uk/music/interv ... as-spirit/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Barney suggests 'How Shall I Sing That Majesty' was the other song recorded by Songs of Praise alongside Still, Still, Still - that woudl fit the Eoghan, Stefan placings on the screen cap too.

JimmyRiddle wrote:I don't think 'Carol of the Bells' needed much more gusto than it was given. 30,000 views on youtube inside a couple of weeks, it's obviously pleasing some people. Gusto.... what does she want trilling 'r's and psychotic chants! When I come home from a hard days work I don't want earache... I want something soothing, relaxing and yes....sugary to be honest. She admitted Still, Still, Still was a highlight and this is hardly a song that requires gusto. So she really needs to make up her mind what she wants. Nothing wrong with Enya - how many millions of records as she sold? Libera often come up with a 'if you like this you'll like that' connection to Enya on music sites.

Yes but Enya may be popular but critic wish i don't think she is. Again its to do with the synths s and not " real instruments " issue that pops up a lot.

I actually saw a comment somewhere in the last few days about " Still Still Still " and how the backing music sounds like it belongs in a cheesy soap opera .

It's a "Salzburg" folk songs from Salzburg, 1819 - http://german.about.com/library/blstillkindlein.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I moved the discussion about the Songs of Praise recording for How Shall I Sing to this new topic

and any discussion about the Classic FM interview video to this new topic

Yorkie wrote:

danieb88 wrote:I didnt think it was a very good review at all :S maybe im miss-reading it but it sounds like they think its generally a bad album? sorry maybe im wrong?

No, you're right - it's a bad review I'm afraid.

I think you need to pay that Tyke who wrote that a visit, Yorkie.

phlibera wrote:

Yorkie wrote:

danieb88 wrote:I didnt think it was a very good review at all :S maybe im miss-reading it but it sounds like they think its generally a bad album? sorry maybe im wrong?

No, you're right - it's a bad review I'm afraid.

I think you need to pay that Tyke who wrote that a visit, Yorkie.

You're making the assumption that it wasn't me writing under a Nom de Plume........

maartendas wrote:I moved the discussion about the Songs of Praise recording for How Shall I Sing to this new topic

and any discussion about the Classic FM interview video to this new topic

You've linked the same thread their twice Maarten - the Classic FM one needs correcting.

Yorkie wrote:

phlibera wrote:I think you need to pay that Tyke who wrote that a visit, Yorkie.

You're making the assumption that it wasn't me writing under a Nom de Plume........

Of course, it wasn't you! Yorkie IS your pen name.

dani wrote:I actually saw a comment somewhere in the last few days about " Still Still Still " and how the backing music sounds like it belongs in a cheesy soap opera .

fan_de_LoK wrote:On the (Yorkshire) Evening Post, a dynamic review of the the Christmas Album

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/l ... _1_4041585" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

umm, the critics are not very positive lately

phlibera wrote:

Yorkie wrote:

phlibera wrote:I think you need to pay that Tyke who wrote that a visit, Yorkie.

You're making the assumption that it wasn't me writing under a Nom de Plume........

Of course, it wasn't you! Yorkie IS your pen name.

No Yorkie is my real name - Mr Yorkie Pudding Esquire

Murkskis wrote:

dani wrote:I actually saw a comment somewhere in the last few days about " Still Still Still " and how the backing music sounds like it belongs in a cheesy soap opera .

fan_de_LoK wrote:On the (Yorkshire) Evening Post, a dynamic review of the the Christmas Album

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/l ... _1_4041585" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

umm, the critics are not very positive lately

I do not think the critics have ever been huge fans of theirs... I am sure somebody on here can prove me wrong . But they are seen as pretty cheesy and not what real choir music should be about. So the critics compare them and of course they do not match up . They are a choir of sorts but are more pop than proper choir music. But they are not marketed as such so then get knocked for what they put out because they dont compare to other choirs in the country.

dani wrote:get knocked for what they put out because they dont compare to other choirs in the country.

That's the point. I thought that being unique is more like an advantage. But that doesn't always apply.
Critics keep comparing them to their favourites. Some kind of bias, isn't it?
IMO such behaviour is acceptable on fan forums only

Murkskis wrote:

dani wrote:get knocked for what they put out because they dont compare to other choirs in the country.

That's the point. I thought that being unique is more like an advantage. But that doesn't always apply.
Critics keep comparing them to their favourites. Some kind of bias, isn't it?
IMO such behaviour is acceptable on fan forums only

Well i guess any press is good press. It means there name is out there .

. god knows what i've done here