There's something for everyone on this album. You have a touch of Norse history/fantasy in "No Quarter," the mellow guitar that builds into the rockin' tune of "Over the Hills and Far Away," the fun island sound of "D'yer Mak'er" (a play on the British pronunciation of "Jamaica."), and the slow sweetness of "The Rain Song."

It's a varied and excellent album, full of vision.

Anything at all. But especially for inspiration in writing for 2015's "Musicology Anthology" .

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I have always loved how I can pull up the whole album and just let it play--and enjoy it no matter what I'm doing.

Like dancing, like crying, like singing and, of course, writing.

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