Description
Break Over Me is the third album by the British praise & worship combo Loose Goose, independently released on New Dawn Music in 1998. The album was recorded (and edited) by Gordon McGregor at Ted’s Place in Jamestown, Scotland; with Sammy Horner of The Electrics fame producing and mixing.
Since their debut album Loose Goose have centred on the exquisite voice and writing talents of Carolyn Stilwell. Again aided and abetted by a myriad of top players including Terl Bryant, Mike Haughton and Troy Donockley from Iona, producer Sammy Horner, keyboard king David Lyon and a pair of D:boys! They help create a wonderful Celtic ambience over which Carolyn’s voice floats to stunning effect. Sammy Horner is to be commended in the way he has helped to shape an overall sound which feels more coherent than LG’s debut. His duet with Carolyn on «Rapunzel» is as incongruous as Nick Cave and Kylie Minogue but boy, does it work! Unusual and haunting and memorable. Elsewhere «Back To Avalon» is a re-release from their debut album and along with «Glastonbury Night», it marks an attempt to reach those who are searching in the fog of New Age for realities about life. «With Every Blessing» is the Sammy Horner tune, here given a totally new drifting ambience which washes over you. The closing cut «The Battle Of Evermore» should not be confused with the Led Zep track of the same name but instead looks at the return of Christ and the contrast in reaction to his return from those who know him and those who don’t. [Mike Rimmer, Cross Rhythms, April 1998]
CD tracklist:
01. The Living Stone
02. Optical Illusion
03. Bird Of Peace
04. Angel Of The Night
05. Arise Dance
06. Rapunzel
07. Back To Avalon
08. With Every Blessing (T-Hule Beannachd)
09. Glastonbury Night
10. Eve Of Resurrection
11. Home
12. The Battle Of Evermore
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