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Loreena McKennitt: The Mask And Mirror Live (The Definitive Edition) (Limited Deluxe Edition) auf 2 CDs, 1 DVD und 1 Blu-ray Audio
Loreena McKennitt veröffentlicht im Herbst 2026 den zweiten Teil einer fortlaufenden Reihe von »Definitive Editions«, die die Höhepunkte ihrer bisherigen Karriere würdigen.
Green Fields Of France
Eric Bogle! I used to hang around with him when we would play the odd folk festival in Germany. A Scot through and through, he emigrated to Australia early on. Like most of the Scottish guys singing at those festivals, he went a little heavy on the booze, but he was already a hell of a songwriter, and Im talking about fifty years ago.
Big Tech’s hands are on the throat of democracy
Canada is now the next country in line to receive the sharp end of the stick from Big Tech as Facebook and Google move to unhinge Canadian news from their platforms. This is all because our democratically elected government has alerted them to the fact that new legislation will require them to provide reasonable compensation to such content creators as traditional media and publishers. As a content creator myself, I understand this all too well.
Opinion | Our kids need in-person education. Let’s ensure they aren’t sitting ducks when they return Original
Premier Doug Ford and Minister Stephen Lecce, I urgently want to send my duck to the pond. But how can you responsibly ask me to do that right now? By Loreena McKennittContributor Wed., Jan. 12, 2022timer2 min. read Speaking with friends this morning, I tried to explain what was nagging at me about my son’s return to school next week. By now, we know how faulty and inferior online learning has been compared to in-person learning, even detrimental to our children’s mental health.
Opinion | Streaming services aren’t equitably sharing profits with music artists. Bill C-10 could help change this
By Loreena McKennittContributor Fri., May 7, 2021timer3 min. read As a musical artist, I was delighted to learn of Bill C-10, a proposed amendment to the Broadcast Act. It has been over 30 long years since the internet and all that came with it began to dismantle what was once a $20-billion music industry in 1999 — reducing it to a $7.5-billion industry by 2014, primarily as a result of unfettered and unregulated technology.
Loreena McKennitt, Royal Albert Hall review
Having long been immersed in folk and world music and acoustically-oriented singer-songwriters, it’s a surprise to be given a CD by someone who’s never crossed your radar, especially when the artist concerned turns out to have sold some 14 million albums, though mostly in Europe and North America.
Opinion | Loreena McKennitt: Why I’m leaving Facebook
I remember as a rambunctious red-headed tomboy running around the house with my playmates and my mother admonishing me, “Don’t run so fast, you’ll break something!” And sure enough, sometimes we did. Now, decades later, those words come flooding back as I reflect on the defining motto of Silicon Valley, “move fast and break things.” In particular, I think of Facebook.
Secrets of Synthesis
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