Musical opinions wanted

You might like this one from Enigma as well: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4maoo4A3x4

Polkas.

Also in my early 70s with pretty eclectic music tastes, I've recently discovered an Irish group called Dea Matrona that I've been enjoying. The two female leads are in their early 20s and their original drummer was a younger sister who had to stop to do her A levels. Mainly well done covers of classic rock with several of their own compositions.

I personally love that group, Gregorian Chants.  Sure, it is not pure Gregorian chants.  I see it as a mixture o gregorian chants and Riverdance.

I know they have cut CDs, but have not found them online.

Thanks Greg, Bill and Pawel for your input.

I've got time scheduled for the bench tomorrow so I can listen to more of the "Gregorians" music and get a better feel for their type of music. As Johnny 5 used to say "Input", "Input".

Stay Safe.

Jim 

I don't like Gregorian - their thing strikes me as fake. I love blues, and Gregorians don't have the blues.

But that's just me - enjoy your music and have a nice day

Paweł

Good on you, Jim! I haven't listened to Gregorian, but look forward to doing so. Way to keep the old gray matter active.

Bill

I heard their covers of "Now We Are Free" from the movie Gladiator and Dire Straits' "Brothers In Arms" -- both two of my favorites, in their original versions -- used in a documentary soundtrack a while back, and was just blown away...which led to a deep dive on Youtube. It's definitely a captivating approach to pop music, and a refreshing change from (most of) what passes for that category these days.

I'm about a decade and a half behind you age-wise, but with similarly eclectic musical tastes.

I should add that...as a big fan of the sort of cover art that used to grace the albums that the late Jim Steinman had anything to do with...most of Gregorians' stuff fits right in with that 'over the top' artistic style.

Rock on! (And stay safe your own self!)