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Message: <blockquote data-quote="clublk" data-source="post: 992194" data-attributes="member: 161">[size=16pt]Album: The Christmas Attic (1988)[/size]<img src="http://i2.tinypic.com/7wsc5qr.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />Fans of Andrew Lloyd Webber will discover he has a soul mate in one Paul O'Neill, the "conductor" of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. A dyed-in-the-wool sentimentalist, O'Neill presents this pop-rock tale from 1998 with all the glitz and glory of a Lloyd Webber Broadway show. Playing to the common themes of the season through a tale about a little angel sent to Earth to leave behind a gift, O'Neill creates a big-sounding production heavy on lead guitars and orchestral filigree. There are pieces of familiar Christmas carols and hymns and a handful of unembellished acoustic numbers to offset the brighter parts of the musical melodrama. While his singers and players are all professional sounding, O'Neill often mistakes sentiment as a grand gesture when it needs to be something less ambitious or noticeable. Nonetheless, there's a TV special or Broadway show wrapped up in this attic and it won't go away until it gets done. --Martin Keller Tracks:1. The Ghosts Of Christmas Eve    2. Boughs Of Holly    3. The World That She Sees    4. Midnight Christmas Eve    5. The March Of The Kings/Hark The Herald Angel    6. The Three Kings And I (What Really Happened)    7. Christmas Canon    8. Joy/Angels We Have Heard On High    9. Find Our Way Home    10. Appalachian Snowfall    11. The Music Box    12. The Snow Came Down    13. Christmas In The Air    14. Dream Child (A Christmas Dream)    15. An Angel's Share    16. Music Box Blues[code]Download Link:http://rapidshare.com/files/68420140/TransChristmasAttic.rar[/code]Password:  JaesAnAngel</blockquote>

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