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Related: About this forumWhat is your favorite religious song?
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There are so many great songs, and my own favorite is a seasonal thing. At Christmas time, my favorite is one we heard and sang at worship named Minuit Chretiens, but for all other times, my favorite is Ave Maria, the Schubert version.
This version by Sumi Jo is incredible. I hope you enjoy it.
From the responses it is interesting to see what inspires some people.
underpants
(182,626 posts)Orrex
(63,172 posts)unblock
(52,122 posts)Freethinker65
(10,001 posts)randr
(12,409 posts)Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)LOL Lib
(1,462 posts)Funny answers would be Highway to Hell or Hell's Bells by AC/DC, Like a Virgin by Madonna, Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin.
3catwoman3
(23,949 posts)...on bagpipes - chills and thrills in every cell of my body.
LOL Lib
(1,462 posts)Hearing it on bagpipes stirs something deep in my soul. It is like being connected to a part of your mind/body that you can't normally reach.
3catwoman3
(23,949 posts)...description. Sometimes it rather feels as if I am the bagpipe being played.
I never tire of it.
trotsky
(49,533 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)but I like New Test Leper
Heddi
(18,312 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)He's the Swedish Elvis
I have several of his albums and will never forgive myself for missing him in Seattle about 15 years ago
Here's one with lyrics
guillaumeb
(42,641 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)for anyone who's interested
No one believes me when I tell you this guy is on constant play on the ipod
This resonates with me because, like me when I Karaoke, Eilert has just a passing familiarity with music, beats, timing, rhythm, and singing ability
(I love this one)
Act_of_Reparation
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(42,641 posts)Act_of_Reparation
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(42,641 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)Act_of_Reparation
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(9,116 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)HE ONLY WANTED A PEPSI
?no-auto
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)when I went to your schools, your churches, your institutional learning facilities...
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(9,116 posts)hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)stonecutter357
(12,694 posts)chelsea0011
(10,115 posts)stonecutter357
(12,694 posts)Act_of_Reparation
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(10,115 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)I <3 Neil Tennant
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)loooove Nick Cave
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)...designed and directed by His red right hand."
Cave's fucking brilliant.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)read: one of the many Wiki time sucks I got involved in at 3am. Started with trying to find the name of a Mae West movie, ended 4 hours later on a page about a parasitic disease of bones.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)He doesn't believe in religion or a personal God. He's just terrified of death and/or desperately needs to make the business of making music seem less mundane than it really is.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)I mean, yeah, I'm sure that making music/acting/being an artiste has its moments but I daresay it's nothing compared to real work, where you have an expectation to do some bullshit monotonous thing for 8-12 hours a day, every day, 5-7 days a week, and to be AT work at a certain time and not leave til a certain time.
Yes yes, trying to get 15 tracks recorded for a CD can be grueling, but really, let's not make it seem more hard work than it is, which is to say that it isn't.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)...as a medium through which one communed with the spiritual.
A bunch of pretentious hogwash intended to make the composer himself seem a kind of demigod, connected more than most to the whims of the divine.
The reality of the matter is these guys lay down series of tones in predictable patterns. It is physics and math. It takes talent and dedication, yes, but it is a learned skill almost like any other. But chalking up one's success in life to a combination of hard work, determination, and, perhaps most of all, parents with enough money to fund your fucking hobby isn't quite as sexy as pretending you're one of God's favored minions.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)I just have to chuckle at the notion of Anthony Kedis or Marilyn Manson when they lament sitting in the studio for 10 hours a day or more to get the album just right.
Yes. You SAT in a studio for 10 hours. I don't think you were grinding your balls like a construction worker or janitor or a billion other jobs. And it was, what, 2 weeks of 10 hours of partying peppered with a few hours of singing? Oooh poor baby. Then it's touring (yes a grind but really? One show a night and that's breaking your ass) AND they get paid millions of dollars.
I watched a documentary about character actors and I was kind of feeling it for them, these folks that are in all the movies but no one ever knows their name....the background people that we see...
and then the guy had to open his fucking mouth. How he was on set for 8 hours and only made $1500.
omg
really
seriously
his complaint was that he ONLY got $1500 for 8 hours of work. as an extra. in a movie.
Yeah the sympathy train left the station at that point, buddy, and it was quickly running out of steam.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)If God loves him so fucking much why can't he carry a fucking tune?
Heddi
(18,312 posts)Was perhaps one of the most poorly written books I've ever had the displeasure of reading...he seems to Me to be the kind of person that moves his lips when he reads comic books.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Fuck, it makes me cringe.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)Of all the people to introduce talking fucking heads, that non-rhyming basehead was chosen? JFC. He's a goddamn moron.
The fact that his book has him as the primary "author" of his book is the most laughable thing ever. I mean, let's be real. I would encourage everyone to read "Scar Tissue" if for no other reason than it shows that anyone, yes anyone can write a book!! Even someone who rhymes "bra" with "wall"
(The last time I used the bra/wall rhyme, I was reminded that Neil Young doesn't rhyme in his songs. I nearly choked on my tongue at the idea of someone comparing Anthony Fucking Keidis with Neil Young)
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Because it was, you know, memorable. Very profound, Tony.
I'm half tempted to read that autobiography just to see if he descends into nonsense after ten or twelve sentences, like he does with his lyrics when he can't figure out what to say or how to rhyme the previous lines.
"And then my Dad, the respectable artist Blackie Dammit, took me to the Circle K to buy my first pack of condoms. I was twelve and ready to sticky my ding along king kong dilly dally wally wong. I won't forget it ever."
Heddi
(18,312 posts)I can email it to you if you want. Also have Marilyn Manson's Autobio if you need an aperitif.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)You mean, "All Of This Shit is Totes True: I Am an Artistic Genius Guys, And I Am a Badass With A Huge Cock... Really It's True, Why Are You Looking At Me Like That?" by Brian Hugh Warner.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)Subtitle "Also my granddad was into beastiality. Ask me how I know. No really ask me. Seriously guys, doesn't anyone care? Okay well fine I'll tell you anyways"
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)He'd sit in the middle of a circular model train track and prop porno mags upon the cars (I'm assuming flatbeds). In a kind of poor man's slideshow, he'd run the train around a circle while he beat his meat.
Seems like a long way to go for a wank, but yeah, I'm sure that really happened.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)TR and MM were BFF"s at a time. So there were chapters upon chapters of Trent's sexual escapades and peccadilloes, how awesome was and how even MORE awesome MM was.
zzzzzz
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)They despise each other now. Which is nice, because I don't have to worry about MM's dopey ass showing up at any of my NIN concerts.
Heddi
(18,312 posts)This was the anthem of my GLBT friends and myself during my youth. It was fitting b/c we were often told by our Southern Baptist fellow students how full of sin we were because of our deviance from God, and how hell's fire would be stoked for eternity by our souls.
Act_of_Reparation
(9,116 posts)Heddi
(18,312 posts)Love me some Matt. Saw him in concert about 20 years ago. This album was the soundtrack of high school
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(22,872 posts)rogerashton
(3,920 posts)the tune was running through my head, but -- is it a shapenote hymn?
Peacetrain
(22,872 posts)It is definitely congregational singing.... Mumford Brothers rendition is my favorite..
TXCritter
(344 posts)Some prefer Billy Idol's version
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(9,116 posts)Doreen
(11,686 posts)The one sang by the Dubliners. I do not know if that is their song or if it is a cover song for them but I like it.
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