As for Germany and the US, you’ll have to look at the cd’s WEA number. Only a few countries kept the original version, notably Taiwan, Japan and Brazil. The Gaelic ‘Book of Days’ can be a bit tricky to find as it was replaced by its English version from mid-1992 onwards. Book of Days (Gaelic version) – some pressings of Shepherd Moons.Songs that were replaced by newer versions on subsequent releases. Someone Said Goodbye (Remix) – American promo single.Wild Child (Vocal up) – American promo single.Only If You Want To – Japanese promo "The Best of Enya".Expensive to get due to limited number of pressings available. Aníron (I Desire) – The Very Best of EnyaĪ fiftieth-anniversary song available from Amazon and iTunes.Īlternative versions that didn’t make it to a commercial release.Paint the Sky with Stars – Paint the Sky with Stars.Tracks featured on Enya’s best of compilations. Edits are shortened versions, remixes are more upbeat and ‘Storms in Africa (Part II)’ is both of those plus translated to English. They were intended to become part of a full-length Christmas album but the recording took a different shape and became ‘And Winter Came…’Īlternative versions of singles produced to be more radio-friendly than the originals. The Spaghetti Western Theme from The Celtsįour songs released in winter 2006 on the ‘Amarantine Christmas Edition,’ ‘Christmas Secrets’ EP and ‘The Sounds of the Season’ EP.‘As Baile,’ ‘Midnight Blue,’ and ‘Oíche Chiún’ were later reworked and released under different names. Heart of this list, songs and instrumentals available exclusively on singles and collections. There’s only a very small number of titles that are difficult (=expensive) to get. Some also appeared in collections as bonus material, so they are not hard to find. Most of the tracks featured here were released on singles, sometimes multiple times. However, if you’ve already heard all of them, you might like to have a look at the non-album material. The great majority of Enya’s catalogue is available on her studio albums.
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