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From Revelation to Genesis

May 20, 2011 by
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From Revelation to Genesis May 20, 2011

Different people have different choices when it comes to music for the apocalypse.

The song I’ve chosen to share for the occasion (it is already May 21st in some parts of the world) is “Undertow” by the band Genesis, because of the appropriateness of some of the lyrics.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXZ5zyhkYUs&feature=related

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  • Bob MacDonald

    OK – I just posted a bunch of rapturous things beginning with an allusion to G&S and ending with the Beethoven Benedictus – sorry about the non blog list on my blog – I had trouble with it and dropped it. Maybe it is fixed now.

  • Bob MacDonald

    OK – I just posted a bunch of rapturous things beginning with an allusion to G&S and ending with the Beethoven Benedictus – sorry about the non blog list on my blog – I had trouble with it and dropped it. Maybe it is fixed now.

  • Bob MacDonald

    • When I saw the reference to the time signature, I guessed that my mention of Genesis might resonate with you!

  • Bob MacDonald

    • When I saw the reference to the time signature, I guessed that my mention of Genesis might resonate with you!

  • Gary

    Anyone going to college in the 60’s has to say the music from Kubric’s 2001, A Space Odyssey. Add the chimps with the bone drums, and a free trip to Jupiter, and we can close out the universe in great Camping fashion (although that might be indirectly supporting evolution, I don’t know). Camping is a ID guy.

  • Gary

    Anyone going to college in the 60’s has to say the music from Kubric’s 2001, A Space Odyssey. Add the chimps with the bone drums, and a free trip to Jupiter, and we can close out the universe in great Camping fashion (although that might be indirectly supporting evolution, I don’t know). Camping is a ID guy.