The Waterboys' 2002 album 'A Pagan Place' saw the band exploring a more stripped-down, acoustic sound. It features re-recorded versions of older songs, giving them a fresh, intimate perspective.
- 'A Pagan Place' was released on March 19, 2002, by Chrysalis Records. The album revisits and reimagines songs from the band's back catalog. It was largely recorded by Mike Scott alone in his Dublin home.
- The album was a departure from the more polished sound of previous releases, emphasizing raw, organic performances. It found The Waterboys returning to their folk-rock roots with a focus on lyrical depth.
- 'A Pagan Place' is composed of re-recordings of songs dating back to the band's earliest albums, including tracks from 'The Waterboys' and 'A Wonderful Time Up There.' The sessions were notable for their minimalist approach, often featuring just Scott and an instrument.
The Waterboys are a British rock band formed in London in 1983. They are known for their genre-bending approach, blending rock with traditional folk and spiritual influences.
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