The Village Lanterne [Japan Bonus Tracks] by Blackmore's Night: CD Cover

    The Village Lanterne [Japan Bonus Tracks] Blackmore's Night

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    • Release Date: 02/28/2006
    • Label: PONY CANYON JAPAN
    • UPC: 4571106705237

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    The Village Lanterne [Japan Bonus Tracks]

    125 Years 4:57
    2Village Lanterne 5:13
    3I Guess It Doesn't Matter Anymore 4:50
    4The Messenger 2:55
    5World of Stone 4:25
    6Faerie Queen-Faerie Dance 4:56
    7St. Teresa 5:26
    8Village Dance 1:58
    9Mond Tanz/Child in Time 6:12
    10Streets of London 3:48
    11Just Call My Name (I'll Be There) 4:49
    12Olde Mill Inn 3:20
    13Windmills 3:27
    14Street of Dreams 4:31

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    By now, longtime Ritchie Blackmore fans have come to realize that the renaissance-influenced Blackmore's Night is certainly not a mere detour for the former Deep Purple/Rainbow guitarist. This truly seems to be Blackmore's musical calling of the 21st century, as he and singer Candice Night have issued their sixth album in almost as many years, 2006's The Village Lanterne. Blackmore's Night is often looked at as a throwback to a time long ago, but The Village Lanterne will not be mistaken for authentic renaissance music any time soon, as songs such as the album opening "25 Years" mix together sounds both new and old. And although it's undoubtedly Blackmore and his affiliation with his two aforementioned previous bands that will attract most fans to the project, there's no getting around the fact that Night does posses a fine voice, especially evidenced by the title track. Also included are two remakes of Blackmore chestnuts: Deep Purple's "Child in Time" (which is paired with the up-tempo ditty "Mond Tanz") and Rainbow's "Street of Dreams." The Village Lanterne is arguably the most modern-sounding release yet from Blackmore's Night. [The Japanese edition contained bonus tracks.] Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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