Talking to God [Import]

Talking to God [Import]

Track Listings

1. Sickness

2. Filthy Black Shit

3. And Still The Dreamer Sleeps

4. The Eternal Sea

5. Subliminal Hell

6. The End

7. Two Of A Kind

8. No Light

9. Talking To God

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Following on from the widely acclaimed debut 'Cursed Again', Frost have taken the Black Metal blueprint of pure necro grimness and torn it in half. Nine tracks. Rage Of Achilles. 2004.

Tracks:

Dios Itlazo Nantzine
Teponazcuicatl
Dixit Dominus
Jesu Christo Nuestro Dios
Esta Es Cenda Dem Amor Llena
Domine Ad Adjuvando
Asi Andando
El Fiel Peso Y Medida
In Itlauentzin
Ave Maria
Magnificat
Tlaxicaqui
Llegaos
Sakve
Xitlehco Noxocoyouh
Muestra Lat Tierra Alegria
Auh Ca Niman

Product Description

The hypnotic rhythms of Aztec drums and hautning sounds of Mesoamerican wind instruments blend with the seven voice of SAVAE in this companior recording to their bestselling "Guadalupe: Virgen de Los Indios." The music, dating from the mid-16th century reflects the unprecedentd vangelization that occurred as result of the appearance of the Virgin Mary to the Nahua Inidan Juan Dieo in 1531.

Customer Reviews:

SAVAE IS A HIDDEN TREASURE.......2005-08-09

I did not know much about SAVAE or this recording until I attended the annual conference of the Hymn Society of the US and Canada, which met in San Antonio, TX this year. There, I had the wonderful experience of a workshop with several members of SAVAE, in which we sang and clapped the complex melodies and rhythms of the music, and were introduced to some of the indigenous language, as well as the various drums, stones and flutes they used for accompaniment. Later in the conference, we (some 300 of us) were treated to a sublime concert, which included some of the pieces on this recording. We also got to sight-read three pieces from their upcoming CD of Christmas music from the same era. I don't think they had ever performed before so larga and appreciative an audience. This group deserves to be discovered by lovers of Early Music everywhere!

Culturally pleasing..........2003-06-19

In the album, El Milagro de Guadalupe, SAVAE clearly demonstrate their ability to cross-cultures and to unite or fuse the commonalities without difficulty. The sacred music somehow seems so much more holy in this context. The vocalists are quite talented singers and linguists. Overall a very pleasant cd and would recommend it to others.

Let tell you something..........2002-06-14

This is not what I think that
the Spaniards would wanted done,
in actual practice. This is all
sacred music all performed on
native aztec instruments, not
a single significant part for
convetional European instrument.
In most poor congregation in colonial
Latin-America, there would at least
be an organ, or a gitar, in the poorest
congregations, if an organ was out
of the question, a pair of recorders
would do just fine for church services.
There are better versions out there of
colonial Latin-American music.

Unbelievable.......2001-11-09

I was given this CD as a gift and I must say that it is the most incredible thing I have ever heard. There is something about it's "earthyness" that attracts my friends and I to it. I hope that SAVAE is around for a long time and that they keep blessing the world with their music.

Modern Aztec Interpretations.......2000-11-02

The music on this CD is in a word, ethereal. Beautiful choral music fused with Aztec instruments for a listening experience to not be forgotten nor matched in sheer beauty. The Nahuatl language is a joy to the ears, it speaks in whispers of a time long forgotten. The playing of indigenous Aztec instruments transports the listeners to another time period, a time without cars and planes, and the hectic schedules associated with modern times. Put this CD on and relax, it is hauntingly beautiful. The songs are all superb, inspiring one to transend the mundane to elevate to a higher plane. I don't know about 6+5+4 beats but I do know that the complex rhythmns astound the soul. The inspiration for this CD is La Virgen de Guadalupe and her grace must have bestowed supernatural powers on this recording because it is excellent. If you know of any devotees of La Virgen de Guadalupe this is an excellent choice to give them. The music is so different from anything you may have heard before. A revival of Aztec music, by a superb group of choral singers and musicians that is breathtaking. Put this CD on to listen to your inner sanctum, you might like what you hear, it is music for your soul. A real jewel, file this under inspiration.

Average customer rating:

Hey God, Are You Talkin' to Me?

Manufacturer: Improbable People Ministries
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000EN390Q

Average customer rating:

The Power of God
Maximum Glory
Manufacturer: De'lo Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAJSDI
Release Date: 2005-05-03

Tracks:

Running
Do You Know the Lord
Lord You Are
Let Your Light Shine
Power of God
Lord I Need You
It's Gonna Be Alright
John
Only What You Do for Christ Will Last

Average customer rating:

Disappointingly over-produced second album

Talking to God
Frost
Manufacturer: Rage Achilles
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music

Rap & Hip-Hop | Imports | Stores | Music

Rock | Imports | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0001B3ZFA
Release Date: 2004-02-24

Tracks:

Sickness
Filthy Black Shit
And Still The Dreamer Sleeps
The Eternal Sea
Subliminal Hell
The End
Two Of A Kind
No Light
Talking To God

Album Description

Following on from the widely acclaimed debut 'Cursed Again', Frost have taken the Black Metal blueprint of pure necro grimness and torn it in half. Nine tracks. Rage Of Achilles. 2004.

Customer Reviews:

Disappointingly over-produced second album.......2007-01-01

After their SUPERB debut album "Cursed Again" which earned a perfect 5-star rating from me, on this, their second album, UK Black Metal outfit Frost seem to have gotten lost in the studio and muddied up their sound with over-production till it is almost unrecognizable.

The group is a sideline for Anaal Nathrakh member Michael Kenney (aka Irrumator / Migg). He plays all the instruments, while the vocals are done by Frost members The Fog and The Shid.

After eagerly rushing to track this album down having loved the first one so much, I was very disappointed with what I found. The band's distinctive biting guitar sound reminiscent of early Mayhem that I had so loved on their first album is completely buried in the mix on this one. This leaves the music a bland mix of screaming vocals and turgid guitars.

Overall I wouldn't recommend this mess to anyone. But if you haven't heard their brilliant first album, by all means it is worth getting.

Let's just hope that if they decide to make another album, they won't overdo it in the studio again and will leave things nice and raw like Black Metal should be.