ENYA
OVERVIEW
REVIEW
Memory of Trees
5
3.4
Washington, D.C., USA
January 7, 1996
The album has a lyrical grace and spiritual power of its own, not to mention some pop smarts, and the combination is potent enough to make most new age offerings seem utterly dull by comparison.
1995
Memory of Trees
3
3.4
St. Louis, MO, USA
January 11, 1996
A set of textured, multi-tracked arrangements that function best as background music.
1995
Memory of Trees
4
3.4
Cedar Rapids, IA, USA
January 12, 1996
Enya entertains with her effortless, ethereal vocals, of a generous helping of her trademark, almost supernatural harmonies, plus a couple of instrumentals.
Dick Hogan
1995
Memory of Trees
3
2.5/4
3.4
Dayton, OH, USA
January 12, 1996
Nothing on the album rivals the memory of 1988's "Watermark," but fans will still be entranced by Enya Ni Bhraonain's lush synthscapes and soothing, multitracked vocal harmonies.
1995
Memory of Trees
3
2.5/5
3.4
Daytona Beach, FL, USA
January 12, 1996
Very redundant.
1995
Memory of Trees
3
3.4
Pittsfield, MA, USA
January 13, 1996
A kind of Druidic prayer.
1995
Memory of Trees
5
4/4
3.4
Pontiac, MI, USA
January 14, 1996
Do whatever you have to do to have a listen.
1995
Memory of Trees
4
3.5/4
3.4
Charlotte, NC, USA
January 19, 1996
It's the kind of music that makes you smile for no apparent reason.
1995
Memory of Trees
4
4/5
3.4
Knoxville, TN, USA
January 19, 1996
Her strength lies in the sweeping caresses of textured music, but the occasional lighthearted whim blends personality into what otherwise could be a too-cold mix.
1995
Memory of Trees
3
3.4
Santa Cruz, CA, USA
January 19, 1996
Being known for a musical feel and style is one thing, but Enya is beating hers into the ground.
1995