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Enya is well known as a punchline for any joke about New Agey music for which John Tesh would somehow be an inappropriate substitute.

In the art forms you are experienced or well versed in, what kinds of stuff is notorious for being only liked by the experts, and what kinds of stuff is notorious for only being liked by less experienced or educated casual consumers? For example I compose experimental music, and in music the weird atonal / noisy / structurally complex stuff is ...

Imogen Heap, a best new artist Grammy nominee in 2007, returns with a new album, "Ellipse." TRIVIA: Heap sang lead on the minor hits "Let Go" and "Breathe In" as the frontwoman for Frou Frou, a duo featured on the "Garden State" soundtrack.

Imogen Heap, a best new artist Grammy nominee in 2007, returns with a new album, "Ellipse." TRIVIA: Heap sang lead on the minor hits "Let Go" and "Breathe In" as the frontwoman for Frou Frou, a duo featured on the "Garden State" soundtrack.

This five-woman group, featuring four vocalists and a violinist, became hugely popular after its 2006 PBS special, A New Journey, Live At Slane Castle, where it performed a fusion of Irish classics.

With her blend of folk melodies, synthesized backdrops, and classical motifs, Enya created a distinctive style that more closely resembled new age than the folk and Celtic music that provided her initial influences.

Artist - Juliana Barwick Album - Florine Label - Emusic.com Let's face it, Enya is just plain annoying, and took a basically good Cocteau Twins idea and drove it straight to the middle of the road.

Donegal developer, Patrick Doherty and his family, occupy top spot among the county's representatives in the 'Sunday Times' Rich List published at the weekend.

In the '90s, a the dorm room of almost any college girl would have most certainly turned up one or more of the following albums: "Under the Pink" by Tori Amos, Ani DiFranco's live album "Living in Clip" and Hole's "Live Through This." For the more indie girls, maybe a couple of PJ Harvey's records.