Music Review: Blackmore's Night - Paris Moon
Published December 13, 2007
“I am kind of a friend, but more of a fan of his,” Blackmore said of Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull’s frontman and founder. “I have been a fan of his for about 20 odd years, and I think that when he (Jethro Tull) did the War Child tour back in ‘74 I was impressed not only by the music but the whole angle of the minstrel look compared to everybody else playing Led Zeppelin. He is so sophisticated and to my thinking one of the only true Geniuses in Rock Music.”
The same could, of course, be true of Blackmore who has received many honors and was named one of the 100 best guitarists of all time by Rolling Stone. Anyone who frets that Blackmore's musical brilliance has been forgotten need only note that his famous Fender Stratocaster received a standing ovation from this audience.
That’s just one of the many highlights in this set which includes a documentary about the band, a photo gallery, a studio version of “The Village Lanterne” and a radio edition of “All Because of You.” A mini tour program is also included.
Track Listing
DVD:
1. Introduction
2. Past Times With Good Company
3. Rainbow Blues
4. Play Minstrel Play
5. World Of Stone
6. Under A Violet Moon
7. Soldier Of Fortune
8. Durch Den Wald Zum Bachaus
9. Diamonds & Rust
10. Minstrel Hall
11. Home Again
12. Streets Of London
13. Renaissance Faire
14. Keyboard Solo
15. Ariel
16. Loreley
17. The Clock Ticks On
18. Fires At Midnight
19. St. Theresa
20. The Village Lanterne
CD:
1. Past Times With Good Company/Rainbow Blues
2. Play Minstrel Play
3. World Of Stone
4. Under A Violet Moon
5. Minstrel Hall
6. Home Again
7. Ariel
8. The Clock Ticks On
9. Fires At Midnight
Bonus Tracks:
10 The Village Lanterne (studio version)
11. All Because of You (radio edit)
12. The Village Lanterne (enhanced video track)
- Music Review: Blackmore's Night - Paris Moon
- Published: December 13, 2007
- Type: Review
- Section: Music
- Filed Under: Music: Acoustic, Music: Folk, Music: Hard Rock, Music: Rock, Review
- Writer: Nancy Dunham
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thanks for the heads up on an interesting sound, there are a couple of utubes to take a listen too