FILEBE:




Return to innocence is my favourite,. Though i haven't listened to much of their songs but this Return to innocence just have this place it strikes me whenever it's being play. The Chorus which was originally sang by an American Indian couple.

Teeeg:
Are you happy now that i've created a playlist titled FILEBE? Pfft! Folk, country, soul and slow rocks are my preferred genres. Reason is the emboldened. They are soul-soothing! I have few of the songs you listed. I'll download the rest and let you know what i think about them.
In the meantime, check these out;

Burning Bridges - Glen Campbell
Calling You - Jeff Buckley
No Envy No Fear - Joshua Radin
I Can't Stop Loving You - Ray Charles
Old Flames Can't Hold A Candle - Dolly Parton
Tick Tock - Lemar
Me & Mrs Jones - Billy Paul
Mull Of Kintyre - Wings
ASA - Questions
Phil Collins - The Roof Is Leaking
Bring It Home To Me - Sam Cooke
Carry Me Through - Greg Laswell
Hotel California - Passenger (Cover)
Born Under A Bad Sign - Paul Rodgers (Cover)

DJperdurabo:

You want to feel the "Enigma" in Enigma? Then check out these titles;
Sadness (plus all remixes) Callas Went Away Mea Culpa (plus all its remixes) Why Gravity of Love Rivers of Believe (in fact, this one, no comment!) Dream of the Dolphin Good-bye Milkyway Knocking on Forbidden Doors
Should I continue?

FILEBE:


Pls do.

DJperdurabo:


I will after you figure this out;

Listen to "The Long Highway" by Mark Knopfler and tell me what the man was singing about. If you're right on the money, I'll furnish you with the cream of the crop of new age songs from my over 5TB library of pristine music spanning multiple genres and years, you'll get a playlist that will make you see God sitting on the Great White Throne.

And I'll give you a song that for lack of a better term is just...ethereal. All this if you get the message in the song .

Don't cheat now!

DJperdurabo:


The "Enigma" has gone out of Enigma. As soon as Michael Cretu started experimenting with other structures depicting a marked departure from his Gregorian roots, things started falling apart.

In recent times, he's tried returning to the good 'ole Gregorian concept but alas, its too late.

FILEBE:


Lol. I hope you like the songs. I have more, will put them here later. I have got all Joshua Radin's song. If you want to listen to some of these music you have to be in it to experience the best of it. Some of these songs have got a story around it. Like John Denver who sang leaving on a jet plane. He died in a plane crash.

ADIEMUS:



I see...but why is ADIEMUS attributed to ALMIGHTY ENYA?

Did she sing her own version of ADIEMUS?

#REALLY CURIOUS

FILEBE:


Damn! The music is a nice emotional one. Seriously I am wondering why i have not heard about him. It gave me goosebumps seriously. I tried relating and finding a meaning to the song, i have just gave it a single listen and i rushed down here to tell you how good it is. He seems to be seeking the mercy of God on a journey or a path he doesn't know where it will lead him.

Teeeg:


No, Enya never covered it. Being a prominent new age female vocalist probably caused the conflation.

DJperdurabo:


Nothing "Almighty" about Enya. She's a very good New Age/Folk artiste but that's just about it. Again, she was a victim of good timing; she burst on the scene when New Age music was just getting very strong acceptance by the mainstream. Talk about superb timing!

Wanna check out New Age artiste that will blow your mind, make you achieve nirvana without a sniff of coke or gulp of codeine? Then check out....nah! won't tell you!

Rick9:
Yes she did and she sang it better

ADIEMUS:

But i have a version of Adiemus with Enya's vocals in it.
Enya and enigma to be precise.

ADIEMUS:


Well I think ENYA is too good to be true.Imagine composing an amazing song with just la la la and the fact she lives alone in a castle gives me positive goose bumps 'cus I love mysterious people.




Honeypie,tell me.Will you?Really want to experience that nirvana stuff you talked about.

DJperdurabo:


Mark Knopfler has been forever.

Do you know the band called Dire Straits? They did the worldwide hit "Brothers in Arms"-yep, you guessed right, he was the lead singer, writer and composer for the band, lead guitarist too (how did you find the way he plucked dem guitar strings? Haunting eh?) before going solo circa 1996. He's done multitude of movie scores, soundtracks and whatnot; even got a guitar designed specially for him by Fender.

You're not correct in relation to the gist in the song. Will give you another try. Listen deep, relate and think...the meaning when you get it will be so apparent you'd wonder why you didn't cue into it from the outset.

DJperdurabo:


Enya is a product of Clannad (an Irish folk/new age group comprising of her siblings) before she went solo.

Yes, her songs are inspirational New Age wise (but personally, they don't get me into the meditative phase (yes, I'm extremely deep and steeped in alternative spiritual or metaphysical thoughs) like some other really "deep" new age acts).

Some need weed, others heroine, tramadol or coca...all this individual needs is scintillating mind altering symphonies from gifted artists...gives me the high without the side effects that the other ish brings.

OK, let me help you with a fix.

Take one dose of Nash Didan-Jerusalem of Gold, mix it with 500mg of Clannad-Caide Sin Don Te Sin then wash it down with 1 litre of Fight Without Fear-Oliver Shanti. Make sure you don't OD now OK?

Hit me up for another fix when withdrawal symptoms sets in and remember not to fly too high.

Teeeg:


I am very sure the title isn't Adiemus. Probably Age of Loneliness or Delerium

FILEBE:



"... Spare athough for the vagabond". I like that line. I could find solace in that when I have hit rock bottom. God forbid. May i ask u to help with the meaning. What came again is about a man who is dying. The song fits all solemn sober mood.

ADIEMUS:


OK SIRE!!!!!

bsideboii:
Auto correct.

DJperdurabo:


Close but no cigars!

OK, here we go (you were close with the death theme though).

" Heard a bell being tolled before the break of day, heard my name being called, down the long highway..."

Jesus! Just that line gets me... I don't know...that gruffy, ,haunting , melancholic voice...

Now that first line is the answer to the riddle...its about life after death, he is being summoned to work the tunnel that ends with a bright light... The tunnel of death, the afterlife.

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"...spare a thought for a vagabond..." Here he pleads for your prayers for his soul, a wandering and lost soul weighed down by the vicissitudes of this thing called life...he wonders if he has fought the good fight.

"Spirits call from way beyond, Lord I may not disobey..." These are contrite words from a penitent soul, deep, real deep ruminations.

More than just a song about death, it's the quest for redemption via daring death, a chance at life again, maybe with a loftier ideal this time around.

When you listen to songs such as this, it balances your outlook on life. Will take too long to break down the philosophy behind it but suffice it to say that after spinning the WizKids, Davidos, Major Lazars, Sean Pauls, Pitbulls, Machel Montanos, Konshens and a host of others, I "ground" myself with chimes such as this.

Now, for trying do take a sniff of this:

Deep Forest-Martha's Song.

P.S. The above is not the song I had chosen as the price for deciphering the song but, since you were close, I deemed it fit not to leave you hanging. Enjoy!

DJperdurabo:


Close but no cigars!

OK, here we go (you were close with the death theme though).

" Heard a bell being tolled before the break of day, heard my name being called, down the long highway..."

Jesus! Just that line gets me... I don't know...that gruffy, ,haunting , melancholic voice...

Now that first line is the answer to the riddle...its about life after death, he is being summoned to work the tunnel that ends with a bright light... The tunnel of death, the afterlife.

.
"...spare a thought for a vagabond..." Here he pleads for your prayers for his soul, a wandering and lost soul weighed down by the vicissitudes of this thing called life...he wonders if he has fought the good fight.

"Spirits call from way beyond, Lord I may not disobey..." These are contrite words from a penitent soul, deep, real deep ruminations.

More than just a song about death, it's the quest for redemption via daring death, a chance at life again, maybe with a loftier ideal this time around.

When you listen to songs such as this, it balances your outlook on life. Will take too long to break down the philosophy behind it but suffice it to say that after spinning the WizKids, Davidos, Major Lazars, Sean Pauls, Pitbulls, Machel Montanos, Konshens and a host of others, I "ground" myself with chimes such ash this.

Now, for trying do take a sniff of this:

Deep Forest-Martha's Song.

P.S. The above is not the song I had chosen as the price for deciphering the song but, since you were close, I deemed it fit not to leave you hanging. Enjoy!

FILEBE:


Listened to Deep Forest-Martha's Song
I couldn't make out the language. Maybe Swedish. It not bad but i would have loved to hear what she is saying. Seriously, it didn't come close to The Long Highway. The feeling i get listening to such songs can't be described. It leaves you in your own world, face you with the realities. Takes you high and low. Strengthens and weakens you... Pls i beg, can u help me with more of something like The Long Highway?

Eberex:


I play their tracks and set my machine on "repeat all" till the next morning

danidee10:


Sorry for the late Reply, When you say "their tracks" How many tracks/Albums

Eberex:


2 albums. Their recent album is not complete yet

Eberex:


2 albums. Their recent album is not complete yet

danidee10:


I'll assume Ghost Stories and A head full of dreams....Both of them are Great, though my worst Album (if i had to choose) would be Mylo xyloto

I have all their Albums and EP's (From Safety EP) down to A head Full of Dreams

I thought i'd heard all their songs...Until i entered youtube and i discovered over 15 songs (that were never released) that i'd never heard before.

And i wonder why they never released them, because some of them are even better than those that were released.

KingOfThePay:
Wetin concern jakpa with emotions..

Currently have Dej loaf- No fear on replay