The Chris de Burgh Guestbook

Julia ()
Melbourne. Australia -
2005/05/31 - 22:02

Hello chris,
In response to the invisible person question, I think that it would have been very interesting to have seen what actually went on behind closed doors at the Vatican when the Cardinals were choosing the next Pope.

Also CONGRATULATIONS on your football team win.

Cheers Julia.

Doris Neerfries ()
Dinslaken/Niederrhein -
2005/05/31 - 14:11

Dear Chris!

What a pleasure to read your report about how you experienced the football-match last Wednesday in Turkey!!! Well, it's nice to see that you write about the match in the same way as we (your fans) write about your concerts……! (The same enthusiasm with which you talked about Formula 1 in the TV-report "Höchstpersönlich", 1 year ago.)
I didn't watch the match on TV, but my husband and my 13-years-old son did so, and they always came out on the veranda, where I was sitting, enjoying the warm summer-night, when another goal was scored. They were very excited and hardly could believe that Liverpool suddenly had scored 3 goals! I finally went indoors when the penalty started. I love those exciting moments!

Today I showed your football-report to my husband, whose music-taste is rather different from mine….. So he never shows much interest, when I talk about you, your music and your concerts etc., which usually happens often and every day. But this time he was interested and read the whole report and said, he liked it! (Perhaps you one day should compose a song about football.)

On Saturday I also had a nice time. I'd invited 3 friends for a "CdeB-evening", which meant, we met at 18.00 p. m., sat in front of the TV (we've got a rather big TV-set with 128 cm screen diagonale) for 6 hours and watched videos with songs and interviews of you! It was like you sitting amongst us in the living-room. We enjoyed remembering old concerts, especially the one in Dortmund in November 2004, where we got to know one of my guests. She even travelled the 60 km from Bochum to Dinslaken, to spend the evening with us! And we had fun planning the concert-visits in July! - Only 1 month left!

I'm curious to know, if your shows will be exactly the same as last year of if you have exchanged some songs. Perhaps you'd like to play "The tower", which I really love very much, since I heard you singing a part of that song at the soundcheck in Dortmund. Or you could surprise us with a totally new song!

Yes, for me you can give a concert in 2 or more parts - one day with old songs, the following day with newer songs etc. I'd come ever day, you can be sure!

Besides I'm glad, that you aren't invisible ;-)

Best wishes and take care of yourself.

Love,
Doris

Natalie Schulz ()
Berlin - Germany
2005/05/31 - 12:55

Dear Chris,

regarding your question on MOtL from May 30th.. well, I am not sure what I would do if I was invisible. It's not a state I would love to live in. Of course there are quite a few cheeky things I would like to do. ;-) But I think I would be desperately unhappy. In my opinion it's important that people are visible, so that they can leave footprints in other people’s lives.

I imagine I joined a party or a concert but I couldn’t enjoy it with others, only for myself. There would be something missing. No one could see me and therefore no one would remember me, I would be lonely. I wouldn’t leave something and isn’t this what makes life so great? All the different people, who leave something special in our lives when they cross it. The same for us, we leave something in their lives with a smile or a few nice words. And their happiness comes back to us.

It’s like in your song, Chris. "I have been here and I have taken part, I’ve made a difference to the world, I have been here, just read my name!"

With kind regards from Berlin and see you soon on tour!! ;-)

Natalie

Steve Bennett ()
Winsford - Cheshire
2005/05/31 - 12:26

“Yes, I would like to be an invisible person for the following reasons:”

I would be at the very first Match at Old Trafford next season and leg the United players up throughout the match. 11 red cards for diving - sounds good to me LOL!
(Sorry Chris High - I know that you're going to say "Bitter Blue!" but I couldn't resist it).

Congratulations also to CdeB and all Liverpool supporters everywhere! I'd like to say something as a Man City fan - what's a cup?
Best wishes,
Steve. (Bitter Blue :-))))

John Burnham ()
Arlington - Washington
2005/05/31 - 09:35

I have been listening to your music since I first heard Don't Pay the Ferryman in 1983/84. I enjoy how you can tell an entire story within the confines of lyrics. I have so many favorites that each time I begin to create a list of songs, it always is 20 or more songs long. The song that seems to have the most impact on me right now is from the Road to Freedom album, "The Road To Freedom". But another is the song, "The Tower" -- I love the imagery.

I have heard rumors of a Canadian tour in November. Have dates and locations been scheduled? I have desired to see you in concert for a very longtime and I am hoping that the tour includes a visit to Victoria or Vancouver.

What was your inspiration behind the song "Up Here in Heaven"?

Chris High ()
Liverpool (ish) - Wirral
2005/05/31 - 08:01

Hi Chris,
In response to your recent MOtL answer:

Although as a Manchester United fan living on Merseyside it pains me to say it, Liverpool did really well to come back and win the ECL and thoroughly deserve to go into next years competition.

It's bad enough having an ECL with so many non-champions involved (United included, by the way) but not to have the European Champions in the European Champions League is non-sensicle.

The trouble is that somebody will have to make way and UEFA won't want to be seen to capitulate.

In a way United are to "blame" for this too, as our recent European successes(not just winning the REAL treble in '99, either) created the 4th spot for entry into the ECL, by which Liverpool qualified this year.

Anyway, here's hoping you get in to defend the title and congratulations for winning it to all who follow them (Grief, that was hard to say :-)) ).

Alexandra Hoppe ()
Gelsenkirchen - Germany
2005/05/31 - 06:07

Hi everybody,

I`m searching for just one ticket for the concert in Bremen, the 1st of July. Is there anybody out there, who has got one spare ticket for sale???
Please mail privately to AlexandraHoppe@t-online.de

Alex

David Graham ()
Drumheller - Alberta
2005/05/30 - 22:43

I am a big fan eversince i heard the crusades album when I was 10 years old i now have 13 differnet albums. I find your lyrics and musice very inperational thank you

j m oliver ()

2005/05/30 - 02:55

i would certainly enjoy being the invisible man if it meant i could sneak into your concerts for free. but seriously, maybe this would be the only chance to hear what really goes on behind the governments doors

Chris Raymond ()
Whitton, Twickenham, U.K.
2005/05/30 - 02:48

Hi Chris,

Re:- MOtL 30th May - regarding being invisible...

Goodness knows what sort of response you are going to get from your fans on this one - you did ask!!

Well my first reacton was - shame on you Chris ;-) I'm sure that with your GSOH you would have thought up some mischief that you might like to get up to if you were invisible!? Maybe you did and it was too risque?

If I could have the chance to be invisible here's my answer - then again perhaps I'd better not say - it is definitely something that I shouldn't even be thinking of!

I hope that you enjoy reading the Guestbook over the next few days!

See you in Bonn - I'll duck O.K. ?

From the heart!

Chris R

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" ... Beautiful Dreams ..."


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PELÝN BELE ()
ÝSTANBUL - TURKEY
2005/05/29 - 12:08

WE'VE MISSED YOU,DON'T YOU THINK TO COME TURKEY?I WANT TO SEE YOU IN ISTANBUL AS SOON AS.

Julia Hartl ()
30km south of Munich - Germany
2005/05/27 - 12:19

Dear Chris,

how are you?
Good news! We are going to see us quite soon :-). I will come to one of your concerts in Weissenburg on July 22nd! This is what I live for and I’ve been looking forward to it for more than half a year. Through all sorrows and pains this thought has lifted me up. I’m gonna sit in the third row, so very close to ;-). Nearly every day I dream of this event and you know, sometimes I start fancying just wanting so much to be with you, to get to know you more in person. This is not a mistake but an illusion. Illusions can come true ...

This message will be continued in the letter I sent to you. I just want to be sure that you reach my words, so I wrote it here a second time, only a part of course, you must get curious about it :-) and it’s too personal.

I need so much your songs
your music to my life belongs

Take care
with love and respect
your big fan Julia (18 years)



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faezeh ()
iran - iran
2005/05/27 - 02:54

Hi dear Chris.I`m iranian.I`m happy for this contact with u.Ilove your sing,it`s fantastic.I want to thank you for your great music, listening to it always make me feel good.i wish a day be in your consert. with lovw&best wishes for u. (f_iran) bbye.

robyn bloomfield laniel ()
montreal - quebec
2005/05/25 - 20:56

Dear Chris,

Firstly, thanks so much for all the wonderful years of music.

I have had so many incredible memories and experiences that include your songs - the two most indelible coming 26 years apart.

Humour (and honour) me in reading about them

In 1979 (I think), I was an art student, studying various techniques, one of which was pointilism.

I had decided to do a pen & ink drawing of the cover of the Crusader album (for which I received an A), and it hung proudly in my home.

Just before my 18th birthday that year, I found out that you were coming to Montreal for a concert, but that it was sold out. I had a dear friend who knew someone at the radio station, and he arranged some free tickets for me.

I was to pick them up at the station on the day of the show and coincidentally you were to be there for an on-air appearance.

I knew it was unlikely that I'd get to meet you, but I brought my drawing to the station anyway, and left it with the DJ to give to you.

Not sure if you ever really got it, but in my dreams, it was always framed and hanging somewhere in your home...

That night I went to the concert, and was touched to my soul.

26 years later (yesterday as a matter of fact), the 44 year old me was at my weekly Bible Study class. I am Jewish, and attend a Catholic study group - a whole other story - and find the learning quite amazing.

We were studying the Crucifixion, and the reaction of the people. The first thing that came to mind were the lyrics to Just Another Poor Boy -
Some soldier said "Who was he anyway?"

I prefaced my comparison with the usual "Now here comes Robyn's weekly unconventional reference."

My jaw almost dropped to the floor when one of the other women - a grandmother of 6 and very proper - broke into a huge smile and said that she was thinking exactly the same thing, and that she had been listening to Spanish Train & Other Stories regularly over the last couple of weeks!!

We couldn't come from 2 more different circles of life, but became bound to each other by the joys of religious study, and of your music.

And now I find myself digging up the old cassettes of the albums I have not yet bought on CD, ready to introduce your words and melodies to another generation - my 12 year old daughter.

I apologize for the length of these comments.

Even if you never read them, it will remain an honour to have had the chance to simply write them down, smiling, with each sentence, at long forgotten memories, remembered with the telling of this story.

Thanks.

Maria Suassuna ()
Camaçari/Ba Brasil -
2005/05/25 - 19:15

Hi Chris,,,
Sou apaixonada por vc, as suas musicas tem me deixado grandes marcas que ´so ouvindo pra lembrar dos momentos que passei, The lady In Red essa tenho uma grande história que vivi, nossa em pensar que vc fez para homenagiar a sua esposa e sim a babá da sua filha, nossa é loucura total, e Fliying essa é muito antiga mas eu me recordo muito dos grandes momentos que passei ouvindo, sou sua fã, te amo muito pelo seu talento, a sua voz chega aos meus ouvidos de forma lenta e acalentadora pra os meus sentidos...
Tenho apenas 32 anos, mas é como se fosse quando tinha 15, sonhando amores ouvindo flying e a the Lady In Red.

Seria um prazer honrozo em receber uma resposta desse e-mail, queria saber mais sobre vc, o que tem feito, se esta amando e os filhos/

I love You

Kiss´s

Mary

Gabi ()
Germany
2005/05/25 - 15:56

Hi Chris,

you'll never walk alone.....

Congratulation to your winning Champions League-Team FC LIVERPOOL!!!!

Mahmoud Allam ()
Tanta, GHR., Egypt - 31111
2005/05/25 - 06:57

Hey Chris...

actuly i'm "Jalousie" of the lebanees..
why ain't you thinking of holding a concert in Egypt!!

that would be just perfect, i assure you, you have alot of fans in here, i'm found of you since 1994 well actuly since i started to listen to english songs :) & still till now playing your songs, your oldies are really something!

best regards,
Mahmoud Allam, Tanta - Egypt

WAGNER FERLA ()
sao paulo - BRASIL
2005/05/25 - 05:30

HI CHRIS
QUANDO VOCÊ VOLTARÁ PARA O BRASIL?
NÒS AQUI GOSTAMOS MUITO DE VOCE E DAS
SUAS BELÍSSIMAS MÚSICAS.
ABRAÇOS E FELICIDADES
WAGNER E BEATRIZ FERLA

Yvonne ()
Salem - Oregon
2005/05/24 - 17:07

Dear Chris,
I almost got to see you in concert in Germany in 1988. But, alas, my daughter wanted to be born, so I ended up in the hospital. I now live in the USA with my family and just now discovered this wonderful web site. I hope to get another chance to see you in concert here in the United States.
Thanks fo rtaking the time to read the comments made on this web site.
sincerely
Yvonne

ALLISON BLACK ()
GOUROCK - SCOTLAND
2005/05/24 - 07:10

I REALLY enjoyed the concerts that you did last year - meeting you at the Radio Clyde broadcast recording was a bonus - and Edinburgh was SUPERB! AS ALWAYS. Wish you all the best for your forthcoming tour and look forward to when you come back to Bonnie Scotland. We miss you! if I didnt have 3 kids, 7 dogs and 4 cats, 2 rabbits to look after i would come to Germany!
Best Wishes
Allison

ali ()
tehran - iran
2005/05/24 - 04:23

i lave yeu

Tina and Monika ()
Tambach-Dietharz - Germany
2005/05/22 - 22:47

Hello everybody!

We got 2 tickets for the concert in Weimar on July, 9th.

!!!It´s best category and 1st row!!!

Is there anybody who want´s to buy these tickets from us or who want´s to change it with tickets in Hannover?

Don´t hesitate to contact us.
For all the other fans: Join the tour!

Best regards, Tina and Monika

Bree Donovan ()
(still stuck in!) New Jersey - U.S.A.
2005/05/22 - 17:46

Well, Chris,
I couldn’t resist!
Regarding MOTL May 22nd

AH! HA! Told ya the Irish weren’t completely a begrudging clan!
And ‘twas a fine Donovan musician (no relation!)
to clarify the point.
So rest easy,
you are listened to with appreciation
far afield-
and in your own fine nation.


And before you start thinking,
Can ya see Bree winking?

Doris Neeerfries ()
Dinslaken - Germany
2005/05/22 - 12:57

Dear Chris!

I just realized, that it's now 1 year ago (22.5.2004), that you stood right in front of me singing "What you mean to me"! It's great, remembering it, and I'm now looking forward to see you soon in Bochum, Krefeld and Nordkirchen!!!!!

Best wishes,
Doris

simonka ()
Rybnik -
2005/05/22 - 10:13

Hello !! Greetings from Poland :)

Sabine Rubin ()
Murnau am Staffelsee - Bavaria
2005/05/21 - 10:17

Dear Chris,
I just want to tell you this little story, which happened this week. I was ordered to an action in a village, were we tried to reanimate a young father. Unfortunately, it wasn´t successful. My part was to stay with the family, taking care of them, because I have a special education for such cases. This man had his ticket from your concert, which you gave in the monastery of Benediktbeuren last July, glued onto the mirror in the corridor, where he died. The ticket was very nice, because there´s a smiling Chris on it! Sometimes, I looked to your photo and thought: "Chris, can´t you help me to find the right words for his family?" I nearly spent four hours there and I suppose, I did a very good job! Although, you haven´t been there in the reality (thank God!), you helped me a bit! You see, that´s another sad story, I´ve had with you! Take care of you and give me an answer, please! I hope, you know, what I mean! Love, Sabine

Lesley Andersen ()

2005/05/21 - 01:35

Chris, when I heard "Lady in Red" for the first time I felt a special connection to you. Such love! Such passion! I feel a tingle from head to foot everytime I play it. My dream is to hear you sing it live some day. Please, never lose that special talent of yours! I am your greatest fan always.

Feyzullah YILMAZ ()
Istanbul - TURKEY
2005/05/20 - 11:40

I'm bored of waiting for Chris De Burgh to perform in Turkey. It's been more than 10 years since he last performed in Turkey. 10 looonnngggg years... Why he always performs in Germany?

I'm bored!

dawn turner ()
birmingham - england
2005/05/20 - 02:29

chris ure my life! please can we meet one day!!! i love ure music and for the older man u could be my chrissy in red!!!!!!

Samuel van der Meij ()
Pekel city - the Netherlands
2005/05/20 - 02:13

dear Chris you makes great music
Chris de Burgh for ever

valter andrade ()
Avaré - sao paulo
2005/05/19 - 11:42

Hi chirs! so I have a romantic program
and your songs is played every day in our radio
You are great !!!!

lady in red everybody likes

Andrea Macovaz ()
Mosbach - Germany
2005/05/19 - 06:49

What a good feeling to read again your thoughts every day! I enjoy those ten minutes that are mine. Away from homework, anger, stress - just a little time to take breath and refill me with happiness and lightness, so I can go back powerful to my daily duties.
Thank you for that and for everything else that you give to the people.
Take care, Andrea.

Jan Hobbs ()
Ottawa - Ontario, Canada
2005/05/19 - 00:19

My daughter gave me your DVD Road to Freedom for my 50th birthday this May because as she puts it "This is the other man in your life". She is in her early 20's and my son is 27 with 2 children of his own who are now growing up listening to your songs just like my children did. Thank you for being the story teller you are and letting us into your life through your music. May many more generations after us continue to love your stories as my family has.

Itai Noach ()
Tene Omarim - Israel
2005/05/18 - 11:51

Hello,
I am over the 40th and know your records many years ago. As I was listenning to "I'm counting on you" I decided to look for you on the net and discovered this interesting site.
I saw you in a concert at the beginning of 80th and hope seeing you in Israel ones.
Itai

hediye ()
sacramento - california
2005/05/18 - 11:06

dear chris!
I've just moved to usa with my family and was hoping to get the chance to be in one of your concerts.because in Iran which is my country nobody can even think about hearing your wonderful voice in a concert.I'm looking forward to hear from your consert in california.

Michael Ellis ()
Bideford - Devon. UK
2005/05/18 - 09:53

So many years have passed since first I fell in love with your great talent Chris.The like of which has helped me through many a dark moment on lifes pathway. May it prove to be should you ever read this and take a look at the work we do at the Registered charity:"National Society for Children and Family Contact" at www.nscfc.com you might deem us worthy of your support. May it also prove to be that should any of your site visitors need support and advice they will feel free to contact us on 0870 766 8596.

Very best wishes to one and all

Mike
Chairman:NSCFC

Kim Hamilton ()
Launceston - Tasmania
2005/05/17 - 07:21

The best! You are the creme de la creme of entertainers. Never has music moved me more. When I play your songs I am transported to a time where reality is etheral.

Bravo Chris. Regale us evermore with your musica supre.

Mary Borisova ()
Volgograd - Russia
2005/05/17 - 03:52

Dear Chris. I'm founding you at 17th years of my live. You are espeshional, you are best. You can write from my soul. How did you know? Thank you. "You are allways been such a good friend to me..."

With love, Mary.
Have a good friend. :)

Ruth Sanchez ()
Vilafranca (Barcelona) - Spain
2005/05/16 - 05:01

I am 12 years old. I bought your CD last week.I like it very much, specially "The words I love you". I like too traks 1 to 3.

Congratulations (felicidades),


Ruth

raja ()
Tehran - Tehran
2005/05/16 - 02:30

hi chris;
i mail to you from Iran. your singing gives me a special energy for pass the dayes.i should heare your music every day. you are very famous here because who cant understand the meaning of poems contact to you with your lovely music.

thanks so so so so

be in your concert is my dream

Ina Stöcker ()
Bergisch Gladbach - Germany
2005/05/15 - 10:49

Dear Chris!

Great that "MOTL" is back - and nice to read what you wrote at 13.05.05, I´m proud to be part of the last Tribute-CD!

Only some weeks and your summer-tour in Germany starts, I´m happy that I could manage to get some tickets for the shows. In Bonn I will take my son René with me again and he is looking forward to this evening! I hope that my friends and I will have such a great time like last year. And... we visit areas and towns in Germany we never knew that they exist ;-).

All the best to you
from
Ina

Janet Foulkes ()
Toronto - Ontario
2005/05/14 - 09:06

Chris: started listening to your music in the mid-80s (a friend had "Spanish Train" album) and haven't tired of it since. Keep going back to Crusader, Spanish Train, The Traveller, Don't Pay the Ferryman: what wonderful story-telling! Keep up the good work and please come to tour in Canada some time; we've always been solid fans!
Janet Foulkes, Toronto, Canada

Chris Raymond ()
Whitton, Twickenham - U.K.
2005/05/14 - 01:26

Hi Chris!

Welcome back to The Man on The Line!

:-))))))))))))))))))))

From the heart!

Chris R

xx

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".. I've been missing you, la, la, la, la, la, la, lah! .."

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John Langland ()
omaha - nebraska
2005/05/13 - 20:01

Chris,
I had a cousin turn me on your music in 1984. when I was in Munich on vacation. In the last 20 years I've listened to a lot of music but always go back to one of my favorites (The Getaway) every track is perfectly done.
now my 2 kids enjoy it as well.
Thanks Chris!
A Fan in Omaha
John

Bente Hansen ()
Selfoss - Iceland
2005/05/13 - 07:39

Hi Chris, just want to thank you for your great music, listening to it always make me feel good! I hope you'll come to Iceland soon! Greatings from Iceland, Bente

laurent tomassini ()
paris - france
2005/05/13 - 06:07

hello chris

I have create a new website dedicate to you in french ( see the links ) and don't hesitate to visit it because I have put a special tribute to eva cassidy and a biography.

bye bye

laurent tomassini

Vigdis Norrstrom ()
Oslo, Norway -
2005/05/11 - 17:06

Dear Chris,
I am a Norwegian woman who have just been watching your concert on TV recorded at "Mysen" in Norway in August 2004 - and also the interview you gave afterwards.
I would like to share with you some of my thoughts/feelings while I was watching the programme and listening to your beautiful music.
You seem so kind, so gentle, so natural - so genuine! I immediately got the feeling you are an "old soul" (if you believe in that). My impression of you is that you are a very understanding/accepting and humble person - and you simply radiate nothing but LOVE!
You value yourself in a very healthy way, and all the things you spoke about afterwards in the interview just confirmed my impression of you. It made me cry because I so wish that everybody in the world would have the same genuine contact with themselves as you have. I feel you "come from" your soul-level (free from masks), and it touches my heart deeply.
I taped the programme and I keep watching it over and over again.
You give so much to the world Chris - just by being who you are! Thank you so very, very much.
I send you lots and lots of warm thoughts and wish you all the best in the world.
Big hugs from Vigdis

gordon mifsud ()
gozo -
2005/05/11 - 14:38

hi chris,
when are you coming to malta and give us a concert on the island.
think about it.

Baron ()

2005/05/11 - 07:02

how are you?
i love your musics and my favorites song are: Oh my brave hearts, Brother john, A woman's heart and Where we will be going!
love you so mutch

damien ()
ware - ma
2005/05/10 - 03:31

Hey Chris, Love your music, and love introducing new people to your music!! I am an aspireing guitarist and would love to learn the tabs to some of my favs, The tower, and Spaceman came traveling. Do you or anyone out there know a site where i can find them?? Any help would be greatly appriciated. Thanks, Damien

beatrix & Maarten Ouwerkerk ()
koudekerk aan den rijn - holland
2005/05/09 - 12:11

dear Chris,
please give a concert in Holland this year 2005.
two years absents is too long!!!!
see you!
B&M

Steffanie Marinesse ()
Bremen - Bremen
2005/05/08 - 08:22

Dear Chris,
First I would like to say that I love your music. It helps me to relax and to dream. Absolutly great.

I know this is not the right place for such questions and maybe you will not answer but I would like to try it for my mother. She is a big fan of you too and took me with her to your last concert in Bremen where I started to hear your music.
We both will come to your conert in Bremen on Juli 1st and I would like to ask you if it would be possible to meet you short. We both would be very happy if our dream would come true.
Lots of love
Steffanie M.

nazanin ()
shiraz - fars
2005/05/07 - 01:49

just know that i love you.every day more and more.somhow it looks crazy but i blive u are the nearest thing i ever seen to paradise... and my really dear can i be with u for eternity? thank u. never forget u have promised me ,thanku my dear.wish just to see u once in my life,i know it wiil come true, im gonna be a tourist.see u soon
love u .

rod murphy ()
montreal, canada - quebec
2005/05/07 - 00:28

The spanish train album stands out as a jem of popular music, alongside the likes of the beatles and the floyds and is never properly recognized as the work of pure talent and mastered musical creativity. wish more music today reflected this ingenuity. from one musician to another, i only aspire to walk in this shadow, cheers old friend, rod

Ed Rezny ()
Clifton Park - New York, USA
2005/05/06 - 21:53

Hi Chris. Hope all is well.

I was thrilled to see that "Beautiful Dreams Live" was released on DVD since that album has always been my favorite of yours. In particular, I love those orchestral versions of "Shine On" and "Discovery." Unfortunately, after scouring the Internet repeatedly, I'm unable to locate a Region 1 copy, the standard for the U.S. and Canada. Will the DVD be released in North America?

"Quiet Revolution" was another of my favorite albums, especially "Love of the Heart Divine" and the title track. Ever since the attacks on 9/11, "Quiet Revolution" has been a song of great hope for me "that soon there will be change in our lives" and that "this quiet revolution can destroy the men of darkness with the light." Could you share your thoughts when you wrote this song, whether you still believe we'll "see a revelation in our time," and whether the song has taken on even more meaning for you as time has gone by?

Thank you so much.

Ed

No Name Given ()
london -
2005/05/06 - 18:18

you are such a geneours man i have read what you have done for the poor person especially paying the bus fare for the poor chid thats so sad a bus fare they could not afford one of many of your generosity

Steven Bell ()

2005/05/06 - 09:34

Just to say I very like your music

Steven

abdol reza shriatzaadeh ()
iran - mashhad
2005/05/05 - 11:05

I like you chris my best manner in life.

talal ()
parma - parma pr
2005/05/04 - 07:05

hiii chriss
I'm searshing about the guitar tabs of ' lebanese night' plz , can you sent to me the guitar tabs of this song to my email adress paronama@hotmail.com

Roy Khoury ()
Beirut - Lebanon
2005/05/04 - 05:44

Hi Chris,

I am one of your greatest fans since 1984 !
My favorite albums are both that you made with Rupert Hine : "Man on The Line" (ALL songs are perfect),"Power of Ten" (Where will be going, Separate Tables, By My Side, Celebration, Shine On) but also "The Getaway" (Where Peaceful Waters Flow (a masterpiece !!!), Borderline, On the Island, Sweet Liberty).

Chris de Burgh, Forevermore !!!

Eelke ()
IJlst - Friesland
2005/05/04 - 04:06

Hi Chris

Everyday i listing to you're music and it s a great support for me in this difficult time

Thanks!!!!

Greetings Eelke

Dave Lothian ()
USA -
2005/05/04 - 01:30

Chris,
Love your work. Keep it coming. How about an America Tour in '06??

Dave (USA )

Shervin ()
van - turkey iran
2005/05/03 - 04:42

Hello all
At the first i want to thanks Chris De Burgh
Because we love him
And i would to appreciate dear Marian that sent me some cd’s of cdeb from Aus and let met o hear the songs that i had not hear yet from Chris and also thanks to feyzulah yilmaz from Turkey that send me some cd’s too.
Hving this much good friends is a big honour.
Thanks dear friends thanks Chris
Play new songs for us .
shervin