How were you first introduced to Enya's music?

Enya Music was introduced to me by a deaf friend. Yes he can hear it via the vibrations and ever since then I have just loved her music. I have everyone one of her CD's. Enya music is fantastic when you are travelling long distances as you are able to concentrate yet enjoy it at the same times. I have to be in the mood to enjoy other music as the drums in them irratates me. I have never found out why yet. I have a few Favorites: In Amaratine the songs in the rain and Long Long Journey are my favorites, because I associate it to where I am living. A day without Rain has to be Wild Child. Again this is due to where I do live. Paint the Sky with Stars the song is Only If.... I feel her music is like a lullabuy and its quiet soothing when I have been stressed and her music certainly helps me when I get back from my call outs from the Ambulance Services.

My Turkish cousin Togay introduced me while we were in college together in Alabama. I think she has the sweetest voice and most wonderful, surreal videos. I wish I could see her in concert!

A friend of ours mentioned Enya. I wasn't sure if I was interested until he told us she was the sister of Clannad's Maire Brennan, and I'd already been a big Clannad fan for a while. Enya has gone on to enjoy more mainstream success, but I like them both. :)

oh dear... I don't remember where I first heard Enya...my favourite would have to be Boadiccea and The River Sings (from Amarantine). Doesn't it sound like it should be a song in Riverdance or some such thing?!!

I would have to say that I became aware of Enya with the movie Far And Away starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman. Things of an Irish nature usually draw my attention before anything else :) Orinoco Flow is a favorite of mine, I must admit. But I do tend to like her songs that have an upbeat sense to them. I understand she does concerts only in cathedrals - has anyone else heard that?

I was first introducedto enya's music when Im into listening to The Corrs Music I found out that enya's music is also from Ireland. I tried it and I liked it, It relaxes my mind when Im in bed.

I was first introduced to Enya by some SCA friends. They would grab her, chieftains, any kind of music like that to get them "in the mood" for an event. My favorite I guess is Oranonco Flow.

I was first introduced to Enya's by my ex-boyfriend from Alabama. He was a christian missionary in Caracas, Venezuela and he was doing his missionary work at my university campus. We became good friends and one day he shared with me his passion for Enya. Ever since then I became a fan :) Favourite song? Wow this is a toughie... I have my set of favourites from each album... but on Amarantine it's probably Less than a pearl (in Loxian) and It's in the rain (in English).

years back, i used to watch this TV segment. The 'twin peaks' there opening song usually sends shivers down my spine. i asked every friends i got, i was 9 years old it think, to know who that angelic voice was. then i found out that it was Boadicea by Enya... starting then on, i was enthralled with her.

WATERMARK had just been released and I was heading to band practice (I played bass guitar in an alternative rock band in the Baltimore area during the late 80's/early 90's) when thelocal alternative station suddenly played Orinoco Flow. It blew me away so much, I had to pull over on the interstate and search for pen and paper to hurriedly write down the name of the artist and album. I had never before heard anything that had so instantly captivated my imagination. I can still remember arrivng at rehearsal that afternoon and telling my bandmates about this incredible new person I had heard on the radio. Next day, I hit the stores and snagged everything with her name on it. The rest was history. My favorite? Hands down it would be her first album, the music for THE CELTS. Far andabove her best and my personal all-time favorite of hers.

I was introduced to Enya's music when I was ten. I heard Orinocco Flow on the radio. I fell in love with it and had to stop everything to listen to it. Ever since, I had to get all her music and so far I have everything she has done.

I first heard Orinoco flow played by a jazz radio station in the late '80s. In college, a dormmate of mine lent me her Watermark casette tape and I played it over and over. I have been an Enya fan since. Now I have 5 of her albums plus a DVD of her music videos. My favorite songs remain Book of Days (the lyrics speak to me!) and Storms in Africa (the music tugs at the heartstrings and the video was so poignant). But there are still a lot more that I also want to listen to over and over like Anywhere Is, Wild Child and Carribean Blue :) I don't know why but the latest album Amarantine hasn't caught my fancy that much yet. I agree with some posts here that Enya's old songs still come up tops.

I met the work of Enya through a friend.We were taking a course of Astral Trip, and I wanted some music for to relax and to meditate.It was oh that he especially indicated me the music of Enya the called CD " Shepherd Moons ".Me impassioned in the music " Caribbean Blue " and of there in before bought all the CD of her.

a friend of mine introduced me to enya because he likes to drive listening to it so i asked him about it and lo and behold! enya has captivated me ever since! :) my favorites are May it Be and Wild Child :D

i don't exactly remember how i got to like (and love) Enya's music but the moment i heard it i really fell in love with it... anytime i want to just relax or read a good book i always pop a CD on the player... her music's so relaxing... one of my favorites is "Only Time" which I used as my wedding march

I remember listening to it when I was really young, my mother adores her. So it became something I enjoyed. When I listen to her now, I get these good childhood feelings along with a calming state of mind. Favorite song- Storms in africa