Search - Leahy :: In All Things

If you like Leahy it is worth getting.

M. Mooney | Sykesville, Maryland United States | 10/19/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I noticed several of the reviews were mixed. Their self titled album is by far their best. It is more traditional and tracks 1, 3, and 5, are fantastic. Upon first getting Lakefield I did not like it much, but the more I listened to it the more I liked it. It is better than some of the other reviews give it credit for. If you keep listening the the words in the songs are beautiful and their are several instrumental tracks that are very good. I actually like it better than the third. However I am giving the third one a chance because I will like it even more if I keep listening to it."

Music that heals the soul.

Oberon Pendragon | SC USA | 03/01/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"When I was vacationing in New Jersey at the home of a dear friend of mine over the summer of 2004, I was most unpleasent experience had left me hurting.



At night we'd stretch out in her living room and she'd put this CD on. The music had an immedate effect on me. I ended up falling asleep too it. The first song that ever had that effect on me and not have me feel foolish for being lulled to sleep like an infant.



I'd have to say that "High Places" and "Runaway" are both excellent songs. I still find myself humming them both as I go about my day. Truly I miss New Jersey but these songs help to keep the longing for that slice of Heaven at bay.



The instramentals are wonderful. When you close your eyes you actually feel like your wondering through the Anglo-Celtic Isles taking in the scenery.



I really can't recommend this CD more highly if your looking for something soft and soothing without that annoying sugar coated manufactured happiness(TM) that most Pop Artist put out these days.



Unlike the manufactered happiness(TM) this music touches a deeper cord along the lines of nature, spirit and hope. I'd almost go so far as to call it Religious and Transcendental."