Blackmore's Night
Castles & Dreams
The Story
Not only is Ritchie Blackmore one of the technically most accomplished guitarists in the world, he is also one of the most exceptional and uncompromising musicians. Following his extremely successful years with Deep Purple and Rainbow, he left all commercial considerations aside, founding Blackmore's Night with his partner Candice Night and devoting himself single-mindedly to his greatest passion, the music of the Middle Ages.
Since then the renaissance-infused magic of Blackmore's Nght has captured the hearts and minds of fans and media around the globe. With such successful albums as "Fires At Midnight", "Ghost Of A Rose", and "Beyond The Sunset: The Romantic Collection" now behind them and etched into history, the band is proud to present the brand new DVD, "Castles & Dreams", a two-DVD set. This exciting visual project takes you to a beautifully filmed concert in a German castle and also contains numerous television performances, video clips, interviews and much more!
Special DVD features include: 2-Disc Set, Widescreen Presentation, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, Dolby Digital Stereo, Behind The Scenes, Ritchie Blackmore's Guitar Special, Candice's Private Cam, Slideshow, Interview, Biographies, Discography, 7 Documentaries, 5 Music Videos.
Additional Facts
The DVD includes the songs DVD 1: "Intro", "Cartouche", "Queen For A Day", "Queen For A Day II", "Under A Violet Moon", "Minstrel Hall", "Past Times With Good Company", "Soldier Of Fortune", "Durch Den Wald Zum Bach Haus", "Once In A Million Years", "Mr. Peagram's Morris And Sword", "Home Again", "Ghost Of A Rose", "Mond Tanz / Child In Time / Mond Tanz", "Wind In The Willows", "Village On The Sand", "Renaissance Faire", "The Clock Ticks On", "Loreley", "All For One", "Black Night", "Midwinter's Night / Dandelion Wine" and "Credits". DVD 2: "I Think It's Going To Rain Today" (acoustic), "Christmas Eve" (acoustic), "Shadow Of The Moon" (Burg Abendberg 2004), "Queen For A Day" (Burg Abendberg 2004) and "Under A Violet Moon" (Burg Abendberg 2004).
