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Enigma — Beyond The Invisible
Album: Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi
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Released: 1996
Length: 4:46
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I look into the mirror
See myself, I'm over me
I need space for my desires
Have to dive into my fantasies
I know as soon as I'll arrive
Everything is possible
Cause no one has to hide
Beyond the invisible

Sajaja bramani totari ta,
raitata raitata,
radu ridu raitata,
rota

The brave and wise men came together on horse
Close your eyes
Just feel and realize
It is real and not a dream
I'm in you and you're in me
It is time
To break the chains of life
If you follow you will see
What's beyond reality

Ne irascaris Domine,
ne ultra memineris iniquitatis
ecce civitas Sancti facta est deserta
Sion deserta facta est
Ierusalem desolata est
domus sanctificationis tuae et gloriae tuae

Do not be angry Lord,
or remember iniquity forever
behold the Holy City is a desert
Sion is mad a desert
Jerusalem is desolate
the house of your holiness and glory
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 OmegaConcern wrote:
... I'd rather listen to two cats being stapled together.
 
I doubt anybody would rather listen to that.
Posted 4 years ago by RonF    [ Reply ]
I think Enigma is actually meant to be listened to as background music.  Sounds great when you're focusing your attention on something else, but sounds a bit repetitive for straight listening.

I'm usually in the former category and love to listen to Enigma while working.
Posted 15 years ago by x3n0b07    [ Reply ]
Still after all these years...
Posted 19 years ago by rexi    [ Reply ]
This sounds like Jon Anderson, Sting a few others gang-banged Bjork and this is their offspring.
Posted 19 years ago by beelzebubba    [ Reply ]
Wow. I have to say I'm impressed. The more I listen to Enigma, the more I'm reminded of how consistent they are. Bland, boring, repetative AND redundant and completely unoriginal. They've recycled their first album/song how many times now? To boot, Jon Anderson makes a stunning appearance here adding his new found new age crap vocals. What a lovely crap collaboration. This sucks. really. I'd rather listen to two cats being stapled together.
Posted 19 years ago by OmegaConcern    [ Reply ]
littlebluedog wrote:
Cretu's first Enigma album was a good one primarily because of its novelty (trance-hop over gregorian chants and breathy female vocals). However, years later he's churning out the same sounds while the rest of the music scene has evolved. To further this, he's decided to lend his own vocals to many recent tracks ... and the music suffers both from uninspired lyrics and the thin, strained sound of his voice. This is a thumbs-down track from a thumbs-down album. IMHO.
:nodhead:
Posted 19 years ago by Pyro    [ Reply ]
Crap. This is anti-music. Honestly thought that was Michael Bolton when the singing started.
Posted 19 years ago by timandjuliet    [ Reply ]
Enigma; what cheap commercial crap! Realy BAD. Jon Anderson must be ashamed to be featured here the track does nawt with his vocal capacities, let alone the misuse of gregorian chanting to cater for the New Age community (aren't they gone by now?)
Posted 19 years ago by Izimbra    [ Reply ]
They're sure getting their milage out of this song. Several albums worth at least.
Posted 19 years ago by Veritas    [ Reply ]
MrKite wrote:
Why? oh Why?
I have NO idea. Had to mute this one.
Posted 19 years ago by sub-arctic    [ Reply ]
JCJ wrote:
More Enigma, please! Their music is so entrancing. Great music to play when its time for some lovin'!
enough already!
Posted 19 years ago by gazza    [ Reply ]
Classic Enigma - this is as good (or as bad if you're of that mind) as they get.
Posted 19 years ago by xtrmtrk    [ Reply ]
Why? oh Why?
Posted 19 years ago by MrKite    [ Reply ]
This song is beyond terrible.
Posted 19 years ago by pimpbot5000    [ Reply ]
Eien wrote:
Does anybody else find the spoken intro to this song REALLY tacky?
He sounds very Sting-alike.
Posted 19 years ago by sunny_day    [ Reply ]
yada yada yada. Another Enigma song that sounds just like the last one and will sound just like the next one. I suppose the sheer repetition and predictability should comfort me somehow...
Posted 19 years ago by fncll    [ Reply ]
billowhead wrote:
I've always been pretty bored by what I've heard of this group (and this track is no exception)
Agreed. Add to this a nasty commercial smelll, and you're done... :-&
Posted 19 years ago by mll    [ Reply ]
<-X @+
Posted 19 years ago by DanDare    [ Reply ]
Eien wrote:
Does anybody else find the spoken intro to this song REALLY tacky?
Yes ! I always thought so. Enigma seems to be the perfect example of such tackiness.
Posted 20 years ago by MTL_Robbie    [ Reply ]
Eien wrote:
Does anybody else find the spoken intro to this song REALLY tacky?
Only the Intro?? Has no place on any airwave, groundwave or whatever else wave...
Posted 20 years ago by rexi    [ Reply ]
Nails on chalkboard! Ow, my brain!!!
Posted 20 years ago by Pez    [ Reply ]
Eien wrote:
Does anybody else find the spoken intro to this song REALLY tacky?
You mean like it could be the intro for cheesy softcore porn on cinemax?
Posted 20 years ago by nolands    [ Reply ]
Cretu's first Enigma album was a good one primarily because of its novelty (trance-hop over gregorian chants and breathy female vocals). However, years later he's churning out the same sounds while the rest of the music scene has evolved. To further this, he's decided to lend his own vocals to many recent tracks ... and the music suffers both from uninspired lyrics and the thin, strained sound of his voice. This is a thumbs-down track from a thumbs-down album. IMHO.
Posted 20 years ago by littlebluedog    [ Reply ]
Don't masquerade with the guy in shades, oh no!
Posted 20 years ago by Dave_Mack    [ Reply ]
I've always been pretty bored by what I've heard of this group (and this track is no exception)
Posted 20 years ago by billowhead    [ Reply ]
I'm a bit surpised by your comments. Kind of like one.....Like it a lot actually.
Posted 20 years ago by frankydee    [ Reply ]
Darn! for a second there I thought Survivor was on, but then I realized it was just crappy music diluting out the usual good RP mix
Posted 20 years ago by Ziller    [ Reply ]
WOW..I\'m a BIG Yes fan and I didn\'t know that Jon was on that track. Guess it\'s all the mixing that makes it hard to hear it. Great song. Keep it coming..
Posted 22 years ago by BagelBoy    [ Reply ]
More Enigma, please! Their music is so entrancing. Great music to play when its time for some lovin\'!
Posted 22 years ago by JCJ    [ Reply ]