Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Cardboard Houserabbits

Vox Dei - The Bible (1971)


Hello beautiful people I'm back to walking after time does not appear on the blog, now if I went with more classic and not so much of the music we love.
This amazing band from the neighborhood Quilmes Argentina in the south of Buenos Aires, released this concept album (inspired by the story of the Bible, but not from the orthodox religious angle, but from the band) in time of military dictatorship, self-styled "revolution Argentina." As long as themes are made and in this case records related to religion, the Catholic Church wanted to put his hands to see if there was a need to censor something, Monsignor Emilio Teodoro Graselli (involved in unclear situations of violations of Human Rights)
was in charge of the job but decided to allow it and praise the musicians telling I would have took hours to explain what is God, and they gave it a syllogism with a perfect understanding. That was said by the topic sentence of Genesis, the first album:

When all was nothing, was nothing
Principle.
He was the Principle
and this is here.
and the night was light.
And it was heaven

After the recording of this album, Godoy decides to leave the band, and rock scene, given the strong pressures that demanded composition and simultaneous recording of the disc and Soulé fights for this cause. I personally is musically more bands I like about Argentina, and this I think is their best album.

Track List:

01. Genesis (6:38)
02. Moses (7:29)
03. Wars (13:14)
04. Prophecy (2:17)
05. Wisdom Books (7:35)
06. Christ (birth) (3:19)
07. Christ (death and resurrection) (10:38)
08. Revelation (4:48)

Line-Up:
Willy Quiroga (bass and vocals)
Rubén Basoalto (Drums)
Ricardo Soulé (guitar, harmonica , violin, piano and vocals)
Juan Carlos Godoy (guitar and vocals)
Roberto Lar (director of the orchestra and chorus)

Download: (128kbps, mp3)


Greetings

PS If you want to upload it in better quality just ask him, what happens is that I'm with the PC back up and takes a long time, but if you want to do.

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