Killing Joke Started on the Unemployment Line. Whether Fact Or Fiction, it was While Waiting in Line at a British Unemployment Office in Late 78 Early '79, that Singer/Keyboardist Jeremy "Jaz" Coleman Ran Into a Friend and Started Discussing his Musical Aspirations. Upon Hearing Coleman Speak, the Friend Said, "i have Someone You Should Meet," and Later Brought Him to a London Flat, Where Drummer Paul Ferguson was Waiting. Just Over 25 Years Since the Release of their First Album killing Joke Through E.g. Records, the Band Return to the Gig Circuit on Support Slots for Motley Crues Arena Tours in June 2005. Following this Tour, EMI Marketing Release Four of their Albums, Now Newly Remastered and with Added Bonus Tracks. The Artwork for Each Album Has Been Cleaned Up by Original Designer Mike Coles and all Bonus Tracks have Been Carefully Chosen by the Band Themselves.
Revelations,Killing Joke,Astralwerks,Pop,Post-Punk,Rock,Rock/Pop
Revelations [Original recording remastered]
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Black Holes and Revelations
Muse Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000FVQYYK Release Date: 2006-07-11 |
Tracks:
- Take A Bow
- Starlight
- Supermassive Black Hole
- Map Of The Problematique
- Soldier's Poem
- Invincible
- Assassin
- Exo-Politics
- City Of Delusion
- Hoodoo
- Knights Of Cydonia
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Sounding like the confident, ambitious superstars they already are in their native UK, Muse follows up their breakthrough Absolution with an album that tempers the trio's unabashed grandiosity and apocalyptic obsessions with a smart pop groove. The minimalist angst of the opening "Take A Bow" may bridge the goth-pop conceits of the collection's successful predecessor, but those expectations are quickly kicked aside by "Starlight"'s synth-pop bliss, the falsettoed, space-disco thump of "Supermassive Black Hole" and the chilly, New Wave redux sheen of "Map of the Problematic"; so much for being held hostage to those early Radiohead comparisons. Indeed, on the lilting "Soldier's Poem" vocalist Matthew Bellamy cannily channels Freddie Mercury while "Assassin" pulses with the familiar metallic nerve and lyrical dread of Muse past. But by the time "Knights of Cydonia" erupts in a wrenching, melodramatic climax that somehow fuses ELP, Davie Allan, Procul Harum and Chris Isaak with enough giddy abandon to suspend disbelief, Muse have long since proved their case as genre-be-damned rock world-beaters. --Jerry McCulleyAlbum Description
In 2004, U.K. favorite Muse broke through in the U.S. with Absolution and major performances across America that won legions of new fans. In 2006, Muse takes a bold new step with Black Holes And Revelations, a powerful, upbeat epic album that takes the band's music to a whole dimension. Once again co-produced by Rich Costey (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave), Muse incorporates influences from electronica and Prince to pure pop. The album is sure to be a revelation to those still unfamiliar with the 2005 Brit award winner for Best Live Act who headlines this summer's Reading and Leeds festivals.Customer Reviews:
Put This In A Black Hole.......2007-07-17
filling the gap.......2007-07-16
The Killers are coming to town (for which I already have tickets) but Muse is showing up a few days later...think I'm gonna have to try to swing this one, as well.
Stripes of Grandeur.......2007-07-16
Black Holes unfortunately has too many lacking songs. The majority of the album is mediocre and not really catchy, however its key tracks are the best muse has ever made. First of all, "Starlight" is their first attempt at an uplifting track the end result is honestly the best song i have ever heard. I swear i've been trying for a year and i can't get sick of it.
"Map of the Problematique" is also better than any other song muse has recorded. It's fast yet haunting in the most sinister way. This song grips me in a way i cant ignore. It continues to get more and more eerie as the song goes on, without letting the beat get stale. I just can never stop raving about this song, i think it's gorgeous and one of the best songs ever written. The only reason i like starlight more is because i'm just not depressed enough for this song 24/7.
"City of Delusion" and "Knights of Cydonnia" are also very catchy tracks that i listen to regularly. They allow muse to tap into a downing rock that isnt dark enough to enter a state of overdramatic. This is how they broke away from Absolution. Other than that the rest of the album is kind of a wash. It wont bore you, but you wont be placing them on repeat.
If nothing else, download "starlgiht" and "Map of the Problematique." These 2 tracks are arguably muse's finest and must be admired.
Simply Astounding.......2007-07-06
Take a Bow is reminicent of thier older Radioheadeaque sound while Black Holes and Revelations contains more of a funk sound to it.
And if anyone is interested in the upcoming Guitar Here. Knights of Cydonia, which is also on this albulm, will be on it.
Amazing Band!!.......2007-07-05
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Revelations
Audioslave Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000GW8B08 Release Date: 2006-09-05 |
Tracks:
- Revelations 4:11
- One And The Same 3:37
- Sound Of A Gun 4:20
- Until We Fall 3:51
- Original Fire 3:41
- Broken City 3:49
- Somedays 3:34
- Shape Of Things To Come 4:35
- Jewel Of The Summertime 3:53
- Wide Awake 4:26
- Nothing Left To Say But Goodbye 3:33
- Moth
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The novelty of Audioslave has had time to wear off. The grouping of ex-Rage Against the Machine members and ex-Soundgarden vocalist Chris Cornell is no longer new; and time has long since come for the band to live or die based solely on the merits of its music, not on the reputation of its members. The good news is that, at least for now, the group is in a position to do exactly that. On Revelations, the band channels and updates the unapologetic boogie of Ian Gillan-era Deep Purple on tunes such as "One and the Same," "Shape of Things to Come," and "Wide Awake" with ease, inspiring awe and genuine surprise. Guitarist Tom Morello has rarely sounded as fresh as he does on the stomp-and-stammer "Original Fire" and the otherwise disposable grunge retread "Somedays." Not every track here can be as good as the opening title cut and a few--the should-be moving ballad "Until We Fall," the closing "Moth"--fall painfully short. But there is enough strength here to suggest that Audioslave's ability to deliver jaw-dropping albums remains intact and its ability to live up to the hype is lagging just a step or two behind. --Jedd BeaudoinCustomer Reviews:
Pardon my gushing but this album is REALLY GOOD!!.......2007-07-06
Cornell's voice is clear and polished and the precussion members (especially Tom Morello) do very well together and I was sorely disappointed to find out about Audioslave's demise. Cornell's music is a work of art and all of Audioslave's CDs would do his former band, Soundgarden, proud.
Hopefully Audioslave will do a reunion tour. Meantime, this and Audioslave's other 2 CDs belong in everyone's CD collection.
Losing the edge.......2007-07-05
Great sound... I like this rock band.......2007-06-25
Revelations, what a song!.......2007-06-06
Chris Cornell was the long time lead singer for the hugely popular grunge band Soundgarden. After six albums and a decade of melancholy lyrics, he emerged into the next millennium with a solo album, Euphoria Morning, that reflected a more romantic and introspective message. After disappointing support, fans were thrilled that he was back to his hard rocking roots when he joined up with the recently disbanded and equally popular band Rage Against the Machine consisting of Tom Morello (guitarist), Tim Commerford (bass and backup vocals), and Brad Wilk (drums). The outcome was dynamite. As guitarist Tom Morello explored melodies, he put his personal mark on a unique heavy grooving style that seemed to speak to Cornell. Audioslave released three albums one right after the other. Incredibly all three were full of new and inspired music, different from the last and more matured as they went. It seemed that Chris Cornell, front man of over 20 years, was hitting his lyrical stride.
The first song and the album's namesake, Revelations is fast, upbeat, and Audioslave's trophy song gets the blood going. The kind of song you can listen to over and over again for hours, finding something new in it to enjoy every time. The rest of the songs ably backs it up with driving riffs, powerful epic choruses textured with subtle and soft verses, creating thrilling ebb and flow through the songs. They seamlessly incorporate groundbreaking solos with Cornell's sage vocal mastery, and they do it with incredibly inventive transitions creating awesome flow while reaching the extreme ups and downs, like a wall of voice and guitar hitting you between the ears as the chorus unfolds. The lyrics also have real life applications, for example equating a sinful life to a stray and beleaguered dog, who is found, and gets food and shelter in the end. Just as in the past two albums, he continues to write of spiritual struggles and questions, but the thankfulness and gratitude that comes through in his words show that some of his questions are getting answers.
The tracks consist of driving beats and hammering riffs, but while the verses can be delicate and polarizing, there is still room left for soft and sweet ballads that Chris Cornell gets his voice around so soundly. Audioslave also explores relatively new territory in Revelations with a small sidebar of political opinion. For Rage Against the Machine fans, political dialogue went hand in hand with their music, but Audioslave has seemed more discreet about mixing it into the music before now, allowing their websites and causes to funnel their political ideas.
Audioslave fans should be very pleased with another great album from the seasoned rockers. Revelations is an album on the same level as it's predecessors, setting higher expectations and redefining what a supergroup can do. With Robert Plant like vocals and groove metal sounds, Audioslave combines them in an album that both classic rock fans and head banging enthusiasts can enjoy. This album also reflects the musical truth that Soundgarden fans and Rage Against the Machine fans continue to learn, that rocking gets better with experience.
Remember Your Roots--Listen to this album!.......2007-05-22
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Blinking Lights and Other Revelations
Eels Manufacturer: Vagrant Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0007Y8AMO Release Date: 2005-04-26 |
Tracks:
- Theme From Blinking Lights
- From Which I Came/A Magic World
- Son Of A Bitch
- Blinking Lights (For Me)
- Trouble With Dreams
- Marie Floating Over The Backyard
- Suicide Life
- In The Yard, Behind The Church
- Railroad Man
- The Other Shoe
- Last Time We Spoke
- Mother Mary
- Going Fetal
- Understanding Salesmen
- Theme For A Pretty Girl That Makes You Believe God Exists
- Checkout Blues
- Blinking Lights (For You)
Tracks:
- Dust Of Ages
- Old Shit/New Shit
- Bride Of Theme From Blinking Lights
- Hey Man (Now You're Really Living)
- I'm Going To Stop Pretending That I Didn't Break Your Heart
- To Lick Your Boots
- If You See Natalie
- Sweet Li'l Thing
- Dusk: A Peach In The Orchard
- Whatever Happened To Soy Bomb
- Ugly Love
- God's Silence
- Losing Streak
- Last Days Of My Bitter Heart
- The Stars Shine In The Sky Tonight
- Things The Grandchildren Should Know
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Blinking Lights and Other Revelations is a big, important record that's also devastatingly somber. Which, depending on how serious an Eels fan you are and the sturdiness of your psyche, can be taken as an endorsement or a warning. Shades of the band's superb sophomore effort, Electro-Shock Blues, recorded after the suicide of Everett's sister and the death of his father, show up here on such wounded tracks as "Checkout Blues," "If You See Natalie," and "I'm Going to Stop Pretending I Didn't Break Your Heart." Permeating those are instrumental snippets, some sad and ponderous ("Theme from Blinking Lights"), others bordering on bright ("Theme for a Pretty Girl that Makes You Believe God Exists"), and a handful of ironic exercises in straight-up pop (the winking "Going Fetal" and the cynical but upbeat "Hey Man [Now You're Really Living]"). Spread over two discs, the mood of Blinking Lights burns in fast and builds in its ferocity, so that when lighter moments like the funny "Whatever Happened to Soy Bomb" surface, they seem like ominous breaks in the storm. Though these songs make it easy to forget that Everett's gruff, fuzzed-over vocals have also graced fare breezy enough to be included on the Shrek soundtrack, their beauty delivers a thoughtful listener from caring. --Tammy La GorceCustomer Reviews:
Will they ever stop?.......2006-11-03
A New Fan.......2006-07-29
How this isn't an "Amazon Essential" escapes me.......2006-07-08
Now lyrically, we all know the story, and backstory, and I'm now burning through his catalog prior to BL, and while not finding the work the calibur as BL, that would be an impossibility, for here it is. This album is the sum of E's life, musically, narratively,figuratively, and literally. This guy knows exactly where he is in his life and in his head, and says to us, "I am here." It took E seven years to get to the lyrics of the last song "Grandkids," and the small army of us who can relate to what E is sharing in that song, it's the best album-ending song ever. It's the song, the answer, the place he's been looking for for those seven years, he found it, and shared it with us. If you know the song, you know what I mean. And now the big question: know where Eels go from there? As a musician, where does one go after one finds his answer?
As for the "essential" satus, I will repeat: what has been done here muically is genius and lyrically is untouchable. The album excels beyond the circumstances and seven years' effort taken to create it.
Decent.......2006-06-26
I expected more from such a great band.
IT'S ALL IN THE STARS.......2006-05-16
bad side:once again, can't think of anything bad to say about this double CD
standout tracks:in the yard,behind the church; mother mary; dust of ages; if you see natalie; sweet li'l thing; things the grandchildren should know; trouble with dreams; railroad man
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Black Holes & Revelations (Limited Edition CD+DVD)
Muse Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000FVQYZY Release Date: 2006-07-11 |
Tracks:
- Take A Bow
- Starlight
- Supermassive Black Hole
- Map Of The Problematique
- Soldier's Poem
- Invincible
- Assassin
- Exo-Politics
- City Of Delusion
- Hoodoo
- Knights Of Cydonia
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Sounding like the confident, ambitious superstars they already are in their native UK, Muse follows up their breakthrough Absolution with an album that tempers its unabashed grandiosity and apocalyptic obsessions with a smart pop groove. The minimalist angst of the opening "Take A Bow" may bridge the goth-pop conceits of the collection's successful predecessor, but those expectations are quickly kicked aside by "Starlight"'s synth-pop bliss, the falsettoed, space-disco thump of "Supermassive Black Hole" and the chilly, New Wave redux sheen of "Map of the Problematic"; so much for being held hostage to those early Radiohead comparisons. Indeed, on the lilting "Soldier's Poem" vocalist/guitarist Matthew Bellamy cannily channels Freddie Mercury while "Assassin" pulses with the familiar metallic nerve and lyrical dread of Muse past. But by the time "Knights of Cydonia" erupts in a wrenching, melodramatic climax that somehow fuses ELP, Davie Allan, Procul Harum and Chris Isaak with enough giddy abandon to suspend disbelief, Muse have long since proved their case as genre-be-damned rock world-beaters. This limited edition set also features an hour-long bonus DVD that chronicles the trio's headlining Absolution tour set/de facto coronation at the Glastonbury Festival in 2004. Also features are four other live tracks recorded that same years in venues that range from London's massive Earls Court to a tiny Cincinnati club, performances that well chronicle the ambitious trio's ambitious musical ascent and recent past. --Jerry McCulleyAlbum Description
In 2004, U.K. favorite Muse broke through in the U.S. with Absolution and major performances across America that won legions of new fans. In 2006, Muse takes a bold new step with Black Holes And Revelations, a powerful, upbeat epic album that takes the band's music to a whole dimension. Once again co-produced by Rich Costey (Rage Against The Machine, Audioslave), Muse incorporates influences from electronica and Prince to pure pop. The album is sure to be a revelation to those still unfamiliar with the 2005 Brit award winner for Best Live Act who headlines this summer's Reading and Leeds festivals. LIMITED EDITION: The added DVD features their headlining show at the Glastonbury festival. Artwork for the regular and limited edition was designed by Storm Thorgerson (Pink Floyd & Led Zeppelin).Customer Reviews:
Better than expected.......2007-07-05
I cannot say this cd is the best from Muse so far but whatever, all of them are good. Bellamy is a genious, no doubt.
Muse rocks.......2007-06-08
Another universe!.......2007-04-13
Need I say more?
I'll keep this short..........2007-02-27
Is it worth it?.......2007-01-22
On the CD, I hoped there'll be a track of Glorious(to make it different from original CD, but no... Its a copy/paste of Absolution DVD and a Copy/Paste of BH&R Audio-CD.
The Jewel Case is in Blue plastic
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Never Forget: A Journey of Revelations
Cornel West Manufacturer: Hidden Beach ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000QUCPZ2 Release Date: 2007-08-14 |
Tracks:
- Bushanomics (Talib Kweli)
- America (Black Thought, Rah Digga, Iriz, Lucky Witherspoon)
- Still Here
- Dear Mr. Man (Prince)
- 911
- N Word (Tavis Smiley & Michael Eric Dyson)
- Welcome to Chi (Rhymefest, Neo Abassy & Malik Yusef)
- Mr. President (KRS-1 & M-1)
- Keepin It PI (Killer Mike, Doey, Roc & Lucky Witherspoon)
- Chronometrophobia (Andre 3000)
- Gonna Be Alright (Dave Hollister & Chuckii Booker)
- Matter of (Lenny Williams)
- Soul Sista (Daryl Moore)
- The Man's Gonna Getcha (Gerald Levert)
Album Description
Dr. Cornel West, one of America's most prominent black intellectuals, has teamed up with Hidden Beach Recordings to produce one of the most important and socially-conscious music projects to be released in 2007. On the heels of the Don Imus controversy, topical debates on the political and sociological effects regarding the use of the N Word and our country searching for answers to the question "Now What?" all are addressed in the context of this CD. This compelling body of work features Cornel West as a conductor who orchestrates a symphony of hip-hop and r&b recording artists and producers in the delivery of a resounding message that offers music as a positive force to effect change, awareness and solidarity.Never Forget: A Journey of Revelations is a riveting, thought-compelling approach to raise the consciousness of the mainstream music consumer through a positive lyrical approach. It exemplifies a level of love, unity, solidarity, and loyalty designed to the give the world a force of good in the form of music, especially Black music, in these bleak times.
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Hildegard von Bingen: Heavenly Revelations
Manufacturer: Naxos ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000141Q Release Date: 1995-07-18 |
Tracks:
- O Euchari
- Alleluia - O Virga Mediatrix
- Ave Generosa
- Laus Trinitati
- Kyrie
- O Presul Vere
- O Ignis Spiritus
- Procession From 'Ordo Virtutum'
- O Pastor Animarum
- O Viridissima Virga
- O Virga Ac Diadema
Customer Reviews:
Amazing, but not what I was looking for.......2006-10-06
This is still an excellent study aid and should be recommended for use as much as pencils and pens.
Outstanding music and performances!.......2005-08-31
For those who are not interested in aesthetic, artistic or musical merit but who are simply looking for "relaxing" music for contemplation, meditation etc, I am very pleased to say that this is probably the most relaxing and peaceful music I've ever heard (and I've tried many.) Its healing effect on my mind and nervous system is almost instant and that in a very balanced and harmonious way.
Highly higly highly recommended.
Hildegard von Bingen: Heavenly Revelations ~ Hildegard of B.......2005-05-11
STERENCE SINGS FOR EUCHARIUS AND DISIBOD.......2004-01-26
Hildegard was abbess of a distinctly upmarket Benedictine convent located near Bingen-am-Rhein in the early 12th century. She was clearly a formidable woman, being a seer and visionary consulted by Popes and potentates, a writer on scientific matters and a poet and composer as well. This disc contains 55 minutes or so of selections from her `Symphony of the Harmony of Divine Revelations', a collection of poems in her own highly individual and vigorous version of the Latin of the time, set to her own music. The music has a distant resemblance to the Gregorian chant, believed to have originated around the 8th century. It is all monody, though some of the numbers are accompanied by a sustained background note, originating exactly where and how I could not be sure. The music contains some flourishes that would have been out of place in the plainsong but which seem natural enough in the context of her spiritual-carnal imagery. This can be downright weird here and there. My recollection is still boggling at
Nunc sit laus Deo
In forma pulchre tonsure
Viriliter operante
`Now let there be praise to God in the form of a beautiful tonsure working in manly mode'.
There is an excerpt from her musical morality-drama the Ordo Virtutum, in which an assemblage of Virtues battle with the devil for control of a woman's soul, but most of the numbers are in praise of either the Trinity, the Blessed Virgin, or saints Eucharius and Disibod. I have not in my life so far encountered anyone named after these saints, but one of the admirable Oxford Camerata rejoices in the first name Sterence, so I suppose there may be some Eucharii and Disibods out there too. The words are given in full, with English translation, both absolute essentials as far as this music is concerned. The liner note is admirably honest in refusing to take a critical position regarding the real quality and worth of such unfamiliar stuff, and I propose to follow its example. I bought this disc for curiosity, for my own education and out of a general wish to support the production of out-of-the-way music. Rating it in the matters where I feel competent to rate it, I am happy to report that the singing is of the highest order of professionalism, exactly what one has come to expect from any Summerly production, and that the recording is admirable too.
delightfully pure.......2000-04-02
liner notes are minimal, as is the case with most NAXOS titles, but lyrics in latin and english are provided, which is nice.
oxford camerata is amazing- many of the solo sections for female voice soar with great beauty. the choice of recording location (chapel of hertford college, oxford) adds a tiny bit of acoustic abience without being distracting.
how can you go wrong at the price?
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Ghetto Revelations, Vol. 2
Urban Mystic Manufacturer: Sobe Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000EBGENW Release Date: 2006-03-21 |
Tracks:
- It's You -- feat. Paul Wall
- Where Were You?
- My Block
- Can U Handle This? -- feat. Pit Bull
- Bounce Wit Me -- feat. Stack$
- I Refuse
- Your Portrait
- I Got That
- Why?
- When U Hurt
- Let's Make A Change -- feat. Trick Daddy
- A Change Gonna Come
- Back It Up
Customer Reviews:
Awesome.......2007-01-26
great cd.......2006-11-10
great musical artist.......2006-11-01
Just AMZING!!.......2006-08-25
Mystic has magic!.......2006-06-20
This Cat here can blow! I mean he really can sing. Not just a mediocre singer that sounds good with the benefit of a good melody.
No...this young brother can wobble.
1. Wobble;(waa-bul)Term used in Rythmn and Blues retro languages referencing to one who has a great singing flare.
His junior CD has really got good a retro-soulful appeal. This as we know, is something that is missing in our music today.
He can easily be compared to other vocalists, such as K-Ci Hailey, Anthony Hamilton and Jahiem. But his deep rich, unique raspy Southern-style vocals will definitely stand him above and beyond these mentioned counterparts.
Urban Mystic is truly magical! A must have classic...don't sleep!
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The Complete Hildegard von Bingen, Volume One: Symphony of the Harmony of Celestial Revelations
Manufacturer: Celestial Harmonies ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000007YO Release Date: 1996-08-13 |
Tracks:
- Honey And Milk Beneath Her Tongue (Dripping Honeycomb-Favus Destillans)
- Ursula's Virgins (Et Ideo Puelle)
- The Devil's Suggestion (O You Who Are Illumined-O Tu Illustrata)
- Place Of The Ancient Heart (O You Angels-O Vos Angeli)
- Zeal Of Divinity (Studiium Divintatis)
- O Fiery Spirit (O Ignee Spiritus)
- Red River Falling (O Rubor Sanguinis)
- O Orzchis Ecclesia
- Living-Light Angels (O Gloriosissimi Lux Vivens Angeli)
- The Clouds Are Grieving (Our King Is Swift-Rex Noster Promptus Est)
- The Firstwoman (Deus Enim In Prima Muliere)
- From Their Homeland (De Patria)
- But The Devil Mocked (Sed Diabolus In Invidia)
- Song To Ecclesia (Nunc Graudant Materna Viscera Ecclesia)
Album Description
This first of four volumes of The Complete Hildegard von Bingen collection introduces listeners to a remarkable woman ahead of her time. Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179) was born the tenth child to a noble family and was dedicated at birth to the church. At age three she began to have visions of luminous objects, but soon realized she was unique in this ability and kept these visions secret for many years. Hildegard's religious education, which began at the age of eight, consisted of an ascetic life of prayer and contemplation. At a time when few women were accorded respect, she lived to become a highly respected writer, poet, composer and visionary sought after for her counsel by bishops, popes and kings.At 38, she became the head of a vibrant convent where later her musical plays were performed. Music was extremely important to Hildegard as she considered it a way for mortals to experience heavenly, or spiritual ecstasy. According to Hildegard, before the Fall of Man, Adam had a pure voice and joined the angels in singing praises to God. After the Fall, music was invented and musical instruments were made in order to worship God appropriately. Perhaps this best explains why Hildegard's music most often sounds like what we imagine angels singing to be like.
Recorded in the nineteenth century church at Toddington, a tiny village in the countryside of Gloucestershire in western England, Sinfonye recreates the imaginative spirit of this exceptional composer. Hildegard is known for her hymns, anthems and sequences honoring saints, virgins and Mary, and Sinfonye delivers an unforgettable celebration of these praises and metaphorical writings in the plainchant tradition - a single vocal melodic line - a tradition common in liturgical singing of her time.
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Small Revelations
Chris Smither Manufacturer: Hightone Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000005RY Release Date: 1997-01-14 |
Tracks:
- Thanks To You
- Slow Surprise
- Hold On
- Cave Man
- Help Me Now
- Small Revelations
- Winsome Smile
- Dust My Broom
- Sportin' Life
- Hook, Line & Sinker
Customer Reviews:
Not so small revelations.......2007-04-12
Real blues, real bluesman, real fine music.......2000-12-28
BTW, on my personal copy of this, my father, who introduced me to Chris' earlier work while I was still prenatal, had Chris sign "To Joshua, who has a cool dad." Thanks, Dad.
Chris Smither's best !.......1999-11-09
Excellent Smither!.......1999-04-28
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Ghetto Revelations
Urban Mystic Manufacturer: Sobe Entertainment ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002ZDVHW Release Date: 2004-11-30 |
Tracks:
- Long Ways
- Where Were You?
- Givin' It Up
- Mystic's Spot
- Satisfy
- F*ck Song
- Watch Out
- Ahh Yeah
- In Da Ghetto
- Woman Gotta Have It
- Hit Me
- Gotta Get U Home
- Shopping Spree
- Mama
Album Description
At the age of 19, Urban Mystic, an up-and-coming singer/songwriter/producer from Fort Lauderdale, FL, is in the midst of redefining contemporary R&B with the release of his debut album, Ghetto Revelations. Urban Mystic's name reflects the combination of luscious vocals and street flair present on his sultry tracks. He's poised to resurrect the rhythm that is undeniably absent from today's rhythm and blues.Customer Reviews:
What A Treasure.......2005-10-26
DON'T SLEEP..........2005-05-25
Soulful - Love It!!.......2005-05-03
Very original and soulful. Top two favorites are: A Womans Gotta Have It and F**K Song. Urban Mystic is nobody to be slept on!! As I began my PR firm, I look forward to promoting artists like Urban Mystic who don't get the exposure that they deserve.
WELCOME TO TRUE R&B SOUND.......2005-03-24
old school music just got a new player.......2005-01-06
Rap Music:
- Season of Glass [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered]
- Second Grand Constitution and Bylaws, Hurqalya
- Show Time [Import] [Live]
- St. Vincent's Court/Romance Dance
- Strange Things Are Happening
- Sultans of Swing: The Very Best of Dire Straits [Box set] [Enhanced] [Import]
- Take Me Out [CD-single] [Import]
- Telegraphs in Negative/Mouths Trapped in Static
- The Kick and the Snare
- The One and Only
Recommended Music:
Jauchzet Dem Herren, Alle Welt
Jazz Festival V.6: Jazz Singers [Import]
Latin Rap Mix, Vol. 4 [Explicit Lyrics]
Machine Head (Dlx) [Original recording remastered]