What are you listening to?

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Magenta said:
Thank you for posting this... quite lovely! I really like Bebo Norman's praise and worship :)

One of the first of his I ever heard of his was "Never Saw You Coming"

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i first heard him, and got to meet him, when he played as a pretty much unknown opener for Caedmon's Call at a free show in small seminary chapel near where i lived in TN, i think around their 40 Acres album time? they introduced him as just someone they had met and loved, so invited him along to give him exposure.
i was really grateful and happy to see his career prosper =]
 
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. . . from the hollow of His hand​
delicate listener​
my tendered Giver​
Mercy's in the Man . . ♪♫​
 
Magenta said:
That looks like a man walking :unsure:

I am listening to this right now :)

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every song i hear with the word 'waiting' in it reminds me of this --


He never left our side, and He will be right on time; sis -- we'll keep waiting :)
 
posthuman said:
non-profit name-your-price on bandcamp:

https://occultation.bandcamp.com/album/the-15th-antiphon

((i have no relation - i just think these artists are worth supporting))
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The 15th Antiphon is the debut release on Occultation Recordings by A Glass Darkly, a new musical project formed by Jon Egan (a founder member of The Revolutionary Army of The Infant Jesus). The recording features vocalist Alison Sailer and cellist Lizzie Elliot (another former RAIJ collaborator) and was recorded live at the Orthodox Church of St Elizabeth The New Martyr in Wallasey near Liverpool.​
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The recording is a setting of an Orthodox Liturgical Chant for Good Friday and all proceeds from the release will go to Habitat for Humanity’s work providing aid and shelter to refugees from the war in Ukraine.​
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Jon Egan explained;​
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“The piece was our response to the appalling humanitarian crisis resulting from the war in Ukraine and the suffering that is being endured by so many innocent people. The words of the Antiphon have a direct applicability to what is happening in Ukraine and its devastating and tragic impact.​
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“For Orthodox Christians every human person is a Living Icon of Christ and every innocent death and act of violence is therefore another Golgotha.”​
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Everyone involved in the recording, and the production of the accompanying film, has waived royalties and fees including Occultation Recordings, Opus Media (who filmed the recording) and Getty Images.​
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