That's like the tackiest album cover ever.

^jajajjaja.
Cruel but true

also if you could convert it to mp3 or flac and upload it somewhere, please? :rolleyes: or at least post damien's song :)

I listened on my hifi straight through the CD last night. What an excellent collection of Irish music. I didn't expect to be as impressed with rest of the CD. Of course the Damien track is superb. I'll give the CD another listen tonight and take a look at the materials to see who is listed in the credits. And I'll play the DVD to see what I can find there also. So.... I'll give a better report later today. (Of course I can rip the Damien song ;)

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^I think you better take them down and only share through pm's :)

would it be cool if i put it on youtube?

me too ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Tell us~~~~ :smiley9:

I am putting it on youtube.

as Cille said, stick to PMs to share the song, it's not a live mp3 but a studio version, so cannot be linked

f*cking amazing.. i knew that 30 sec bit of this song that was posted on amazon is far from what Damien put into it.

love it....

thefarewellnote thanks for the link.

in case someone will upload the whole album, i would like a pm with the link as well.. thank you in advance ;)

Amazing.

I'm still looking to get High Hope, if anyone would be so kind as to help me out with that. :D

Thanks, good people!

I think those lyrics are all correct with two exceptions: First, I hear "So leave me cold" instead of "Don't leave me cold". Secondly, the line 'Is something to say' actually makes perfect sense if instead of with a question mark it ends with a period. Just as in the examples in the next stanzas ("This is not yours to hold" and "Then bring out the nun") it is not a continuation of the question in the line before it but rather a rebellious retort. Throughout the song he's both asking why they shouldn't be able to communicate what they really feel and challenging the notion that such emotions should make someone feel as guilty as if they've committed a sin and therefore need to beg forgiveness.

I like this one a lot and was amazed at just how massive the trademark Damo build-up was this time.

I'm apparently also the only one who loves it when Damo goes to the bottom of his register just as much as when he's at the top. There's something deeply primal and haunting which comes with that huskiness. They used to refer to only a select few Hollywood stars in the old days as possessing the necessary quality of "sex-threat" to play certain roles. I guess I'd describe it in him as the savage side of the wounded beast.

By the way Damien Rice does not appear on the DVD.

Here are the credits listed for the Damien Rice track:

Under The Tongue

Artist: Damien Rice
Lyrics: Damien Rice, Mark Lawlor
Music: Damien Rice, Moya Brennan (WARNER CHAPPELL MUSIC, MARK LAWLOR MUSIC, UNIVERSAL MUSIC)
Damien Rice: Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Wurlitzer
Moya Brennan: Harps, Vocals
John Reynolds: Drums
John McKenzie: Bass
Vyvienne Long: Cello
Mark Lawlor: Vocals
Julia Dubsky: Vocals
Recorded by: Damien Rice & John Reynolds
Mixed by: John Reynolds & Tim Oliver
(p) and © Damien Rice Music 2010 under license to Elevation

:D Happy to help!

Thanks steve :)

Steve, thanks for the credit info! Does Glen appear on the documentary DVD?

Do you know who's Moya Brennan, the co-author of the song??
Thank's for the info!

this Moira = Enya's sister :p for real!!

She's part of Clannad, one of the most important bands in traditional Irish music, the Brennan family, Enya's bros and sisters

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eskimo_prague, Glen doesn't appear on the DVD. The DVD is a tour though the history of Irish music. The interview influential pioneers in Irish music and other notable persons. Its very interesting and informative but Damien or Glen don't appear on the disc. The CD is filled with excellent Irish music, I encourage everyone to buy a copy.

How funny! Good find! And thanks for the details Steve!

who is this girl? I wonder if she is his new singing partner..... hmmm.

It's a beautiful song!

Thanks for the info Steve! From the website pictures it seemed Glen was part of the documentary. Thanks for clarifying that though.