These days I have to fight a lot of battles at once. I keep learning things the hard way.

Feel free to post your spiritual songs too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkBw4OTvk_M

The two that carry me most

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfsQgY-3tkM

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

M

I would start out with some old rockin' blues, then go to Led Zep's When The Levee Breaks, followed by Bush's Comedown, while turning the volume up more and more, and then play AC/DC's Down Payment Blues, followed by Sin City, then Touch Too Much and Walk All Over You. Who cares what the neighbors think. AC/DC's Powerage and Highway to Hell already cost me a good pair of speakers a long time ago.

I'll think of more to add to it later.

TM

Is there hope for every man?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clBsFiFWgFk

Mike

Mike,

That's a powerful one! Thanks for posting it!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmVAWKfJ4Go

Robbie, the video in your last post was shown in my church a few months ago to set up the pastor's sermon. As I watched it I had to fight with all my strength to keep from loosing it emotionally in church. Powerful song.

Thanks,
Mike

Well,if you wan't to tap into my spirituality,I'm not just going to give you a song,I'll give you an album.

Introducing one of the greatest rock legends. The first rock opera,I give you: (**TOMMY** =**THE WHO**).

Footnote:I've killed more than one cassete of "Tommy", I know every word and every note. I identify with wicked uncle ernie,and fiddle about. It was kinda wierd when I used to start my morning devotion with, see me, touch me, feel me, heal me, but not anymore...

I don't know if I ever told you this, I play harmonica. And,I would like to say I was at a fellowship party,(on the 4th)...and, I gave them a little "Pinball Wizard", with 1islandboy going solo on the mouthharp. (not that I can't ,play the entire album).

It's fun to hear people clap,

1islandboy

P.S. It's time to jam.

I got this song at the WoR in Sequioa, and it's drawn tears nearly every time I've heard it since. I was out right crying and let it play over and over for an afternoon shortly after the weekend. Seeing the video brought me to tears again.

Thank you, Robbie.

Robbie:

This is an old, but powerful song. It helps to center me as I deal with the CSA and our healing journey.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgM8Wy4SXGg

Peter