Emerald Rose, Archives of Ages to Come - 1h 4m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Come To The Dance	4:38
2. Before the Twilight Falls (For Blodeuwedd)	4:47
3. Take Me Down (To Her Water)	4:08
4. Four Doors to Elfland	4:45
5. Queen of Argyll	2:56
6. Three More Drops	3:37
7. Autumn in Asheville	3:32
8. Gwydion's Song to Lleu	3:22
9. Wheel Of Fortune	4:32
10. Four Jacks	3:45
11. Irish Heartbeat	3:04
12. Dagger of the moon	4:14
13. Urania Sings	5:04
14. Whistler's Farewell	4:51
15. Dance of the Rats	3:45
16. We Come From Monkeys	3:16

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Review

Archives of Ages to Come, the fifth commercial CD from Emerald Rose, is an "evolutionary moment" for the band. Not just Celtic folk anymore, the songs include elements of jazz, rock, pop, and world-beat, along with messages both ancient and relevant to modern times. The sixteen tracks on this CD range from Gypsy/Pagan chant (Come To The Dance), to heartfelt Celtic mythological ballads (Before the Twilight Falls, Gwydion's Song), to rocked-up Pagan anthems (Three More Drops, Four Jacks). Scientists and astronomers will appreciate "Urania Sings", a rock ballad about the muse of astronomers, while fans of the Allman Brothers might groove on "Autumn in Asheville", a jazzy instrumental. There's also the band's well-known humor twist, with "Dance of the Rats" describing a kitchen nightmare, and the evolution rant "We Come From Monkeys" rocking down on fundamentalist nonsense with some heavy guitar and dance beats. There's even a couple of covers of Celtic classics: "Queen of Argyll" from Andy M. Stewart and "Irish Heartbeat" from Van Morrison. Somehow, it all ties together into an emotional journey that we hope will delight you again and again!

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