The Village Lanterne
Blackmore's Night · 2006
71 min · 17 tracks · folk rock · medieval folk rock
A whimsical blend of medieval melodies and folk rock, inviting listeners to a nostalgic journey through time.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic emotional journeys long immersive listening sessions whimsical storytelling vibes
- Context
- Released in 2006, 'The Village Lanterne' is Blackmore's Night's fifth studio album, coming off the success of their previous album, 'Fires at Midnight.' By this point, Ritchie Blackmore and Candice Night had established a distinct sound that melded rock with Renaissance elements, solidifying their unique niche in the music landscape. This album continued to showcase their evolution as artists blending historical themes with contemporary storytelling.
- If you like
- folk rock, medieval folk rock
The Village Lanterne is an album by Blackmore's Night, released in 2006. A whimsical blend of medieval melodies and folk rock, inviting listeners to a nostalgic journey through time. Upon release, 'The Village Lanterne' received positive reviews, marking it as a strong continuation of Blackmore's Night's signature style. It features the track 'Streets of London,' which garnered attention for its poignant lyrics and has since become a fan favorite, often performed live. The album's blend of traditional instruments and modern production helped reinforce the band's influence on the folk rock scene. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does The Village Lanterne sound like?
A whimsical blend of medieval melodies and folk rock, inviting listeners to a nostalgic journey through time. Rooted in folk rock and medieval folk rock.
What makes The Village Lanterne by Blackmore's Night notable?
Upon release, 'The Village Lanterne' received positive reviews, marking it as a strong continuation of Blackmore's Night's signature style. It features the track 'Streets of London,' which garnered attention for its poignant lyrics and has since become a fan favorite, often performed live. The album's blend of traditional instruments and modern production helped reinforce the band's influence on the folk rock scene. Released in 2006, 'The Village Lanterne' is Blackmore's Night's fifth studio album, coming off the success of their previous album, 'Fires at Midnight.' By this point, Ritchie Blackmore and Candice Night had established a distinct sound that melded rock with Renaissance elements, solidifying their unique niche in the music landscape. This album continued to showcase their evolution as artists blending historical themes with contemporary storytelling.
Who is The Village Lanterne for?
The Village Lanterne works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, long immersive listening sessions and whimsical storytelling vibes.
How many songs are on The Village Lanterne?
The Village Lanterne has 17 tracks, running approximately 71 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 25 Years 4:56
- 2 Village Lanterne Standout 5:11
- 3 I Guess It Doesn't Matter Anymore Standout 4:48
- 4 The Messenger (instrumental) 2:53
- 5 World of Stone 4:23
- 6 Faerie Queen - Faerie Dance 4:55
- 7 St. Teresa 5:25
- 8 Village Dance (instrumental) 1:56
- 9 Mond Tanz / Child in Time 6:10
- 10 Streets of London Standout 3:45
- 11 Just Call My Name (I'll Be There) 4:47
- 12 Olde Mill Inn 3:19
- 13 Windmills 3:25
- 14 Street of Dreams 4:33
- 15 Call It Love 2:53
- 16 Street of Dreams 4:32
- 17 All Because of You (radio edit) 3:23
Release Date
April 4, 2006
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
71 min 23 sec
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