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Description In Tua Nua - The Long Acre [1988] [EAC/FLAC]  FLAC / Lossless / Log (100%) / Cue Label/Cat#: Virgin – 2-90948 Country: IRE Year: 1988 Genre: pop Format:CD  01. Woman on Fire 02. All I Wanted 03. Wheel of Evil 04. Meeting of the Waters 05. The Innocent and the Honest Ones 06. Seven Into the Sea 07. Some Things Never Change 08. Don't Fear Me Know 09. Emotional Barier 10. The Long Acre 11. Sweet Lost Soul Sinead O'Connor allegedly sang briefly for the Irish septet In Tua Nua. She doesn't appear on The Long Acre, the band's second release, although lead singer Leslie Dowdall is a fairly passionate vocalist in her own right. Produced by the noted Don Dixon, In Tua Nua blended alternative rock with more traditional instrumentation including Lovely Previn, who plays violin, and Brian O'Braian, who adds pipes, whistles, and saxophone. The album's eleven tracks mainly have a bead on radio and, basically, the band fell somewhere between other Irish acts Hothouse Flowers and The Corrs, musically. "Woman On Fire" opens things with a violin-driven, quick-paced tale of destructive devotion delivered fiercely by Dowdall. "The Innocent And The Honest Ones" is anchored by an insistent drumbeat and punctuated by violin and fluid guitar work from Martin Clancy and Jack Dublin. Other notable cuts include "All I Wanted," "Some Things Never Change," and the catchy "Don't Fear Me Now." The Long Acre has plenty of hooks and, although they don't sink too deep, it's still worth a listen.  Sharing Widget |