Through the Flesh to the Soul [Import]

Through the Flesh to the Soul [Import]

Track Listings

1. Intro

2. Through the Flesh to the Soul

3. Writhe in Spit

4. On My Knees

5. Flick It On

6. Infatuated I Am (Speak to Me)

7. There Is No Savior

8. Chemistry of Restlessness

9. Under the Skin

10. Fire Cleanses All

11. Sand Between the Teeth

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Danish thrash metal experts Invocator return with their highly anticipated 4th release on the Italian Scarlet Records. Digipak. 2003.

Tracks:

When In Our Music God Is Glorified
Ye Watchers And Ye Holy Ones
A Mighty Fortress Is Our God
Where Cross The Crowded Ways Of Life
O Sacred Head, Sore Wounded
All Glory, Laud And Honor
Abide With Me; Fast Falls The Eventide
My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
Come, Ye Thankful People, Come
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
Rock Of Ages, Cleft For Me
Praise, My Soul, The King Of Heaven
Come, Risen Lord
Carillon Hymn: St. Peter
Eternal Father, Strong To Save
Amazing Grace! How Sweet The Sound
Holy, Holy Holy! Lord God Almighty
Nearer, My God, To Thee
Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind
In Christ There Is No East Or West
Were You There When They Crucified My Lord?
Crown Him With Many Crowns
Word Of God, Come Down On Earth
The Church's One Foundation
God Of Our Fathers
Father, In Thy Gracious Keeping
Peal Bells

Customer Reviews:

How can you call these "Hymns".......2006-08-05

Not to harp on anyone here, but it's obvious that none of you grew up in a church or environment that had a good choir. I know, a Hymn is a genre of music, but a recording of a hymn isn't one if it doesn't contain HARMONY. If they're a "choir," then why don't the tenors sing a different note than the sopranos, altos, and basses? The organist is quite good, I'll admit, but you're wasting your time if you're looking for a good recording of these beautiful songs that were COMPOSED with harmony, not unison. If they want to sing in unison like this, they need to be stripped of their "choir" status and simply be called a "group."

wonderful collection of magnificent music.......2006-01-18

Most everything on this CD is very well done. The recording environment might have been less than perfect, but that shouldn't dimish one's enjoyment very much. Most of the arrangements are very traditional, with the notable exception of Amazing Grace, which though it isn't terrible, it isn't very good either. Some songs had verses removed, which is understandable, though it was poorly done in Eternal Father, Strong to Save -- they did verse 1 ("Eternal Father"), then they skipped(!!!) verse 2 ("O Christ, the Lord") and went on to the final verses ("Holy Spirit" and "O Trinity") -- which is skipping Someone important! However, outside of that, it was excellent.

If you like sacred music, or hymns, then you'll thoroughly enjoy this CD. If you're a Christian, you should enjoy this as well, no matter your taste in music (and you might just learn to like hymns as well!). It is a well-chosen set of some of the most magnificent, God-honoring music of all time, done is a mostly very traditional manner, and it was done well.

Flawed but enjoyable.......2005-04-15

The huge size and reverberating acoustics of Washington National Cathedral make it difficult to hear any kind of live choral performance clearly, even if you're sitting in the front rows in the nave. The Cathedral Choral Society is handicapped by having to record in this acoustically mushy space, and it shows in this CD, often creating an uneven balance between the organ and the chorus as noted by other reviewers. The repertoire is well-chosen, but the quality of the arrangements is uneven. Too often, the chorus seems to be singing in unison right out of the Hymnal, like any parish church choir at an ordinary Sunday service. Certain pieces do suggest the heights which the Society is capable of attaining. But the group never achieves the splendor that the Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys displays every Sunday morning. Just when the Society seems to be getting there, the conductor pulls them back. And the shrill folk arrangement of "Amazing Grace" will have you covering your ears as the sopranos shriek clumsily, confusing volume with fervor.

Hymns through the Centuries.......2002-03-18

This is not a review. I just have a question. Does "Hymns through the Centuries" contain the hymn "It is Well with my Soul?" Thanks.

A must own for classic church music lovers.......2002-02-16

I purchased this CD just based on the titles and am very glad I did. There are only two downsides to the album. First is the fact that there isn't a companion CD with 26 more hymns! Second is picky, but I do agree with another rater that the organ could have been a little louder related to the singing. Hope you enjoy listening!

Average customer rating:

Through the Flesh to the Soul
Invocator
Manufacturer: The End
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000YECKU
Release Date: 2006-03-31

Tracks:

Intro
Through the Flesh to the Soul
Writhe in Spit
On My Knees
Flick It On
Infatuated I Am (Speak to Me)
There Is No Savior
Chemistry of Restlessness
Under the Skin
Fire Cleanses All
Sand Between the Teeth

Album Description

Danish thrash metal experts Invocator return with their highly anticipated 4th release on the Italian Scarlet Records. Digipak. 2003.

Average customer rating:

Through the Flesh to the Soul
Invocator
Manufacturer: Scarlet / Omega
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00074CBQK
Release Date: 2005-01-18

Tracks:

Intro
Through the Flesh to the Soul
Writhe in Spit
On My Knees
Flick It On
Infatuated I Am (Speak to Me)
There Is No Savior
Chemistry of Restlessness
Under the Skin
Fire Cleanses All
Sand Between the Teeth

Average customer rating:

Through the Flesh to the Soul
Invocator
Manufacturer: King
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000CBC4Q
Release Date: 2003-11-03

Tracks:

Intro
Through The Flesh To The Soul
On My Knees
Writhe In Spit
Flick It On Flick It Off
Infatuated I Am
There Is No Saviour
The Chemistry Of Restlessness
Under The Skin
Fire Cleanses All
Sand Between The Teeth
Abstract War

Album Description

Full title - Through The Flesh To The Soul. Japanese edition of 2003 album features 12 tracks including 1 bonus track for Japan only, 'Abstract War'. King Records.

Album Details

Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track: "Abstract War".

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