what music are we listening to?

[evenifigoalone]

Sanctus espiritus
Redeem us from our solemn hour
Sanctus espiritus
Insanity is all around us

 

[Brock]

Yeah.
Is that Ozzie with him?
Was he his guitarist?

Yes and yes

 

[Brock]

Hey, questdriven What's new in the zoo?

Ya got any more musics for us, please? I like your links and thoughts.

~Michael

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"Stranger in a Strange Land" is an allusion to the phrase in Exodus 2:22. ​

According to Heinlein, the novel's working title was The Heretic. ​

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FootNote :​

Gale, Cengage Learning (13 March 2015). A Study Guide for Robert A. Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land. Gale, Cengage Learning. pp. 7–. ISBN 978-1-4103-2078-0. ​

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If we are talking about metal music with biblical undertones, creeping death by metallica is literally about the exodus story.

 

[Sparkey]

If we are talking about

Greetings Brother In Our Way, OUR Life and Our Peace:

Grace and Mercy to YOU; Ponder the Severity of God.​

You've came very close to the heart of the matter with your observation. Yes, we are considering music as a language. Math is also a language but that would mean that we would have to open a new thread. No. Let us not go there. Or...

... Maybe ...

Maybe l8r!

 

[GodsGrace]

Greetings Brother In Our Way, OUR Life and Our Peace:

Grace and Mercy to YOU; Ponder the Severity of God.​

You've came very close to the heart of the matter with your observation. Yes, we are considering music as a language. Math is also a language but that would mean that we would have to open a new thread. No. Let us not go there. Or...

... Maybe ...

Maybe l8r!

Haven't been following along...but did you know that Brock writes his own music?

It's very nice/good.

 

[Brock]

Haven't been following along...but did you know that Brock writes his own music?

It's very nice/good.

I haven't wrote music in a couple months now but I did pick up the guitar recently.

 

[GodsGrace]

I haven't wrote music in a couple months now but I did pick up the guitar recently.

Nice.
Go get'em cowboy!!

It's WONDERFUL to be able to make music.
I'm awe stricken at both the music part and the lyrics part.
It's truly a gift (from God?)...

 

[Sparkey]

MORGAN JAMES - Reckless Abandon "Call My Name" (changed my mind mid-flite)
Morgan James & Our Vinyl

I could listen to her all day and have roomy for moar! It feels like I've been xpanded again, Sukkah! Call me musically eclectic. Jus' don call me 'late-for-dinner'.

She does gigs in Seattle. The bluest skies you've ever seen are in Seattle. I remember a long, long time ago... the Anaruks were from Alaska and Mr. Anaruk worked at Alaska Airlines as a baggage handler. They (the Anaruk boys, Terry and David) told a story about traveling down to Seattle. They were from Alaska and were native.


Gene Tagaban, The Raven (StoryTeller, flute player, and a friend of your Sparrowhawke)

Now, the Athabaskan Indians are the largest tribe in Alaska, with about 12,000 members. The Tlingit tribe on the south-central coast near Juneau and offshore islands have about 10,000 members. There are two Haida tribes, which collectively have about 3,000 members. The Haida south of Juneau on offshore islands near Ketchikan number about 1,000 and the Haida who live south of Ketchikan down the Canadian coast and on the Queen Charlotte Islands number another 2,000. Another coastal tribe related to the Tlingit are the Tsimshian, with about 2,000 members, and the smallest, the Eyak tribe has only about fifty members.

Read more at: https://www.alaskan-natives.com/333/major-indian-tribes-alaska/

They came down through Anacortes (Near Friday Harbor, in the Straits of Juan de Fuca) and were fond of telling the tale. The kids were aware of the destination, "Seattle" but they could not help but wonder about it, being kids and all. It was rather mysterious.

They were familiar with extended families and often called distant relatives "uncle". When the boys heard that they were going to Seattle, they both wondered, "Who's Uncle Addle?" They were going to See Addle, you see? Seattle? Who is Addle? Huh?

It's a sound pun.

Hope you like!

 

[LovethroughDove]

Jesus to me........ or to anyone ??

 

[LovethroughDove]

 

[evenifigoalone]

 

[GodsGrace]

HI,
I can't hear it...my computer again.
But welcome back!

 

[Rollo Tamasi]

 

[evenifigoalone]

 

[evenifigoalone]

 

[evenifigoalone]

I love the lyrics to this

Colors rise
Tell us who to hate, who to adore
And as you try
To sort out what you've been fighting for
Take your hands
Go and draw the line into the sand
And show them all
Where you stand

So choose your colors true and bright
As hero, liege or sinner
Give it all
Be the best cause nothing less will do

If you must go down with colors flying high
You know you're still a winner
Pink or pale
Black as night
You can't fail
With your colors flying high

 

[OzSpen]

Lol.

I'm listening to Trumby and I Walk the Line.

 

[Corn Pop]

I'm listening to Trumby and I Walk the Line.

After years of breaking, quitting, and giving away many acoustic guitars in the past, im now thinking of getting an electric guitar.

 

[evenifigoalone]

This person (JubyPhonic) does fantastic covers of Japanese songs

Mayday, find me if you think you can, then you can leave and never hold me close again
Hey, mayday, find me if you think you can, but can you smile for me in the very end?
Mayday, go ahead and fire away, since honesty is hard for me to find today
Hey mayday go ahead and judge away, I chose to be this kind of person anyway

 

[Son of Israel]

In younger years, I rocked the bass in rock n roll bands, now I enjoy new age instrumental background music.

When I want to hear the Word of God in song, I listen to John Michael Talbot.