Post by Al Truest on Feb 1, 2004 15:58:40 GMT
In light of recent topics being discussed in this forum; I was motivated to share some inspirational music from some favorite trailblazers. This trip starts with:
"Valley of the Shadows from Bob James "One" This powerful nine plus minute epic mini-drama sets the tone. It begins with unsettling clamour followed by powerful and foreboding horns. We are taken through chaos by erie avant-garde quitar breaks. The fear and anxiety build to a boiling point. The release and comfort comes with blaring horns heralding the tune "A Mighty Fortress is Our God" (written by none other than Martin Luther) A perfect armour for coming battles...This must be played loud!...
"Breathing" by Kate Bush from "Never For Ever" The chaotic break in this song is reminiscent of the begining of the Bob James piece. Fear and uncertainty are themes from the words and music of a young Kate Bush.
"The Times They Are A Changin'" written by Bob Dylan from "Fires at Midnight" by "Blackmore's Night" Unrest and the world getting smaller is brought here to you by a sweeter voice than Dylan's.
"Pull Out The Pin" by Kate Bush from "The Dreaming" A clash of culture and spirtual truth. A cathardic primal scream of "I love life!"
"The Logical Song" from "Supertramps's" greatest hits. A conservative swing in the world's ideological socio-political climate is represented by this selection.
"Pineapple Heart" from "Ten From Little Worlds" by Bela Fleck. A completive instrumental that shows the marriage of unconvential thinking. Jazz with melody and bango. How appropriate. You'll; actually fing it enjoyable. How will you accept others if you will not listen?
"Jig of Life" from "Hounds of Love" by Kate Bush. "Come on let me live" is the cry. Fear of new ideas can be deadly to the unenlightened.
"Mystic's Dream" from Loreena McKennett's "The Mask and the Mirror" An exposure to Celtic and Moorish mysticism. We must not forget tradition and the journey of others as we meet on the roadway.
"The Morning Fog" by Kate Bush from "Hounds of Love" I'm spirtually moved by now, how about you?
"All Souls Night" from the "Visit" by Loreena McKennett. This song is spirtually unifying and culturally enlightening. I'll end it here and await your comments. Thank you. I love you all.
"Valley of the Shadows from Bob James "One" This powerful nine plus minute epic mini-drama sets the tone. It begins with unsettling clamour followed by powerful and foreboding horns. We are taken through chaos by erie avant-garde quitar breaks. The fear and anxiety build to a boiling point. The release and comfort comes with blaring horns heralding the tune "A Mighty Fortress is Our God" (written by none other than Martin Luther) A perfect armour for coming battles...This must be played loud!..."Breathing" by Kate Bush from "Never For Ever" The chaotic break in this song is reminiscent of the begining of the Bob James piece. Fear and uncertainty are themes from the words and music of a young Kate Bush.
"The Times They Are A Changin'" written by Bob Dylan from "Fires at Midnight" by "Blackmore's Night" Unrest and the world getting smaller is brought here to you by a sweeter voice than Dylan's."Pull Out The Pin" by Kate Bush from "The Dreaming" A clash of culture and spirtual truth. A cathardic primal scream of "I love life!"
"The Logical Song" from "Supertramps's" greatest hits. A conservative swing in the world's ideological socio-political climate is represented by this selection. "Pineapple Heart" from "Ten From Little Worlds" by Bela Fleck. A completive instrumental that shows the marriage of unconvential thinking. Jazz with melody and bango. How appropriate. You'll; actually fing it enjoyable. How will you accept others if you will not listen?"Jig of Life" from "Hounds of Love" by Kate Bush. "Come on let me live" is the cry. Fear of new ideas can be deadly to the unenlightened.
"Mystic's Dream" from Loreena McKennett's "The Mask and the Mirror" An exposure to Celtic and Moorish mysticism. We must not forget tradition and the journey of others as we meet on the roadway."The Morning Fog" by Kate Bush from "Hounds of Love" I'm spirtually moved by now, how about you?
"All Souls Night" from the "Visit" by Loreena McKennett. This song is spirtually unifying and culturally enlightening. I'll end it here and await your comments. Thank you. I love you all.
(Sheila, I know what you're thinking, you too Zan ;D)
It will remind you of a worship service. 
