This article is for anyone who is seeking more information on the rare Fly II and/or having difficulty in obtaining it. On this page you can learn of its origins, details of what is on it, where to get it, and where else individual songs can be found other than on Fly II. Each song will be discussed individually.
WHERE DOES IT COME FROM?
Fly II was briefly made available to fans at concert venues during her La Luna tour in 2001. It was then very briefly made available on Sarah Brightman‘s official store on her Official Website in 2002. It was then priced between $15-$25. It sold out, however, and Brightman’s team have since vowed that it will not make a reappearence. It is not known how many copies were made but there is probably no more than 3000 copies. Continue reading
This is a pleasant album from Sarah Brightman, the first of many and ongoing collaborations with German producer Frank Peterson (one of the creators of new age group Enigma). The influences from Peterson’s visions of chant, electronic and chill out music are easy to recognise on this album. Indeed, there are not really any chants in the same way Enigma has them, but the opening track ‘Dive’ and other conjunctioning songs such as ‘Cape Horn’ and ‘Siren’ are definite indicators with their ocean sounds and whale vocalisations. This album is also a pioneer of a tradition that Brightman still practices today, which is to link all of her material with a common theme. In this case, it is the ocean. 
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