Then again Maestro Blackmore pleases us with his creativity in the form of the fourth and, without exaggeration, the masterpiece of creation Blackmore's Night - "Ghost Of A Rose".According to Ritchie, he "represents a normal relationship with the paranormal, hunt for ghosts and parapsychology." It is appropriate to move directly to the chief - to the atmosphere. Its depth and concentration on the album is very impressive. And not so much because of material and the talent level of implementation, but his spirit and the mood. The fact that this album is much larger than its predecessor, has absorbed the inspiration of the Renaissance and Middle Ages and that the essence of Blackmore's Night, which is most clearly felt on "Shadow Of The Moon" (on "Under A Violet Moon" has a slightly lesser degree). While it may be it is just so skillful Blackmore managed to capture their ideas. I do not know, but precisely because of its atmosphere of the album came out so monumental. But that is natural for Blackmore's Night, he, of course, very positive and imbued with light, joy, a quiet sadness.

1. Way To Mandalay
2. 3 Black Crows
3. Diamonds And Rust
4. Cartouche
5. Queen For A Day (part 1)
6. Queen For A Day (part 2)
7. Ivory Tower
8. Nur Eine Minute
9. Ghost Of A Rose
10. Mr. Peagram’s Morris And Sword
11. Loreley
12. Where Are We Going From Here
13. Rainbow Blues
14. All For One
15. Dandelion Wine