Watermark

I love Enya to bits... I have almost all of her albums and I enjoyed most of them. This cd was missing from my collection, and I thought "why not?" After listening to it a number of times, it still failed to grow on me. Overall, a bit of a letdown.

Not one track I disliked. My 2 favourite tracks would be Orinoco Flow & Watermark. Definitely a must buy.

Lovely ethereal music, doesn't age.

I used to have a cassette of this album which lived in the car and wore out years ago. I am very glad to have it now on CD and it has already accompanied me on two long car journeys. It is Enya at her very best. Fab!

I bought the cassette when it first came out and I loved it. Since the invention of CD's I've been meaning to replace it, never got round to it until now. It's perfect as expected although I did have a few worries because it was an import, needn't have worried, it's playing right now as I write this and it's perfectly fine. Wonderful, wonderful music. For some reason it always makes me want to cry, no idea why, could it be because I feel the depth and intensity or maybe it's because of Enya's clear and pure as water voice? I don't know but anyway, if you want soothing, relaxing and calming this is an album you should add to your collection... even if it does bring tears to your eye's, they'll be happy ones. Very highly recommended.

IT TOUCHES YOUR SOUL

Sometimes you might buy an album on the basis of hearing one of the tracks on the radio or elsewhere. This can often result in disappointment as you discover the other tracks are not like the one you have heard. I found the opposite with this cd. One of Enya's most well known tracks (Orinoco Flow) is on Watermark but it's the one I like the least and all the others are outstanding!

What many people see as a 'normal' day, for me doesn't exist. Disability makes even the smallest of tasks physically draining. That means I need to relax and recharge. Now although the body struggles, the mind still goes like Usain Bolt over 100 metres making relaxing a real challenge. Put this album on, plug in the headphones close your eyes and before you get to the final track, you'll almost certainly be close to, if not actually asleep! This has to be the best relaxation album - ever.