1 M'Ionam
2 Inexile
3 Tree
4 Am Mur Gorm (the Blue Rampart)
5 Beautiful Wasteland
6 Co Ni Mire Rium? (Who Will Have Fun with Me) [Live]
7 Shelter
8 Hebridean Hale-Bopp
9 Kepplehall/25 KTS
10 Thiocfadh Leat Fanacht
11 Finlay's
12 Sardinia

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 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I have enjoyed the music of Capercaillie since receiving the cd in just a couple of days - thanks for the excellent service. I will definitely purchase from this vendor again!

Capercaillie's best!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Absolutely the best Capercaillie album. The Celts and Scots were far ranging people and the African infusion blends perfectly.

Unique and Fabulous!

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Yes, it sounds like a concept that wouldn't work: traditional Celtic music and African chants. It is FABULOUS ~ it's a lively, driving CD that is wonderful from start to finish; it is by far my favourite Capercaillie, perhaps because of its uniqueness. This album is unlike anything you've ever heard, even put out by the band. There's plenty of mouth music to show off Karen's talent, and lots of fiddle work for fans of Charlie (like me!). It's brilliant and a must have for any Capercaillie fan! (My mom plays it when she cleans her house 'cause she says it motivational.)

Beautiful CD

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: I'm a big Capercaillie fan, as well as a fan of Celtic music in general. It took a while for this CD to grow on me; as previous reviewers have mentioned, it mixes African influences with traditional Celtic music to an extent that their previous CDs didn't. However, listening to it, I began to appreciate how beautifully they had melded the two structures. There was a definite feeling of "order out of chaos" in some of the songs, especially the sublime "Co ni mi ruin"-- it sounds a bit confusing at first, but by the climax of the song, it's all you can do not to sing along. Other exceptional songs on the CD were "Shelter," a very simple ballad which shows off Matheson's voice with a minimum of instrumental accompaniment, and "Beautiful Wasteland," which has more of their previous modernized-Celtic thing going on. This is one of my favorite CDs, simply because I liked what they did with the music, but if you're not a fan of the direction their experimentation's taking, it's probably not for you.

The Best Music has to offer

 Album Rating: (5 of 5 stars)

Review Comments: Picture it! Your first trip abroad and you made it to Scotland your on a tour bus speeding toward your historic location, and out either side of your window you have the Scottish countryside buzzing by you. Now imagine the powerfully romantic voice of Karen Matheson and the day dreamy rythmns of Capercaillie as you make your visual memory. Karen has the best voice that I have heard Noone compares to her. If you are looking for Scottish music at its best I highly reccomend this cd for you! YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT I PROMISE YOU!