The Wolf Totem

PRETTY DAMN GOOD!!!

I do so very much like this....ahem, music....it's more than music though, it's like a battle cry. I love it. It really does speak to the Wanderer in me.

I've yet only listened to a few of them, but I really like this following one....




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+5 This is awesome, it touches the soul.

I just texted it as an embedded video to the Mrs.

Thank you!!!!

It really hits a chord deep inside... and it's a stark and refreshing contrast compared to what passes for music nowadays.

That song is very moving!

I totally rose up listening to Song of Women....damn, my expanded self is huge. Lawdy, it just about scares ME, it's so big.

I've changed on so many levels since my Don't Tread on Me thread. More lawdy.

"Ring, ring, Goddess"




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Jeebus fracking crust, I had no idea Mongolians made such soul stirring music....shame on me.





I swear, every Native American spirit I've ever had is in me right now, whooping up a STORM....and I mean a storm of energy.


Live--





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The Mrs. agrees!!!

You know what I liked about this song, what made me to think?....it was their take on being strong within their Nation.

What became crystal clear to me was that we do need to be strong within our Nations, because if the day comes wherein we need to "fight" a force from outside our realm, we're going to need to stand together, strong.

The country I live in is pathetic with regard to a sense of strong Nationalism. We're so divided....got damn, and that makes us so weak.

Humanity needs to get its pride back.....

Blossom says its very tribal.

And if they don't...

...well we've seen this before.

Yes, extraordinarily so!....and I love-love it, so much.

Heh, it's funny, anyone I've "spoken" to about our music here, they say it's not good....that basically, it stinks compared to what the "music of the spheres" sounds like.

But the way this music is STRIKING us makes me to wonder about that....harhar.

Well, perhaps we are of a different fabric than them.

I tend to understate. This life isn't easy.

Mongolian bikers

geez whats next /
trans Mongolian bikers?

Looks cool, I’ll check it out later.

Well one of the lines was "Let's take some acid."

You'll enjoy it.

I promise.

I wonder if those were Harleys, or Indians?

Looked like Harleys.

could be either tho

thanks for the interesting music.

I found that video about two weeks ago and it lead me to other great foreign bands and music. If You like that then You need to check out Heilung, Danheim, & Wardruna.

намайг хэш

Gosh darn it. I hate that myBB doesn't speak unicode.

That was written in Mongolian.

Absolutely will do.

It's not foreign if you've been around the wheel enough times. Which oddly I wrote two weeks ago and we have had a spate of posts about that topic since.

Thank you.

....I just found this smilie. It must come to live in this thread!

Mmmmm Mongolian beef

VERY SOOTHING FOR THE GODDESS

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AH: Tell us the story behind the song. What inspired you to write it?

MD: In 2018, I played a few concerts with The Mulligan Brothers in Westcliffe, CO. It’s such a beautiful, serene area. You can see the outlines of blue mountains and smell the crisp, dry air. On our day off, our host, “Uncle Bob,” took us to a wolf sanctuary (Mission: Wolf) nearby. I was entranced from the moment we arrived. The rescued wolves have large, open spaces to live freely while still being cared for by the capable staff. We met the co-founder, Kent Weber who gave us a tour and allowed us to see many of the incredible wolves on property.

I had brought my violin along because I hoped to play music for them. Weber loved the idea of playing violin for the wolves, and allowed us to enter one of the enclosures. I performed solo violin for the wolves, playing lilting/soothing music I hoped the wolves might like. To our delight and awe, one by one the wolves began to howl with me! They were singing, howling to the sound of solo violin. It was incredible, maybe a once in a lifetime experience. The clear, haunting sound filled the air all around us. It was a chorus of wolves stretched out over miles of mountainous property and me in the middle, playing a solo violin. I’ve returned to that memory many times over the past few years, thinking about the song the wolves gave that day. There were no words spoken, yet there seemed to be so much said. The experience felt like a clearing of emotion, an expression of something repressed. It felt like a conversation that said everything important, and still uplifted the soul without burden.

As it did that day, it can still bring tears to my eyes when I think about it. These beautiful, mysterious, awe-inspiring creatures were sharing parts of themselves with us. That’s also why I now choose to think of the people in my life as my Wolf Pack. Like the wolves, we humans can be beautiful, mysterious, awe-inspiring creatures. Sometimes we need a moment of expression that words can’t cover. Music can express those moments. Music can also help us reach across a chasm to others, no matter how far apart we are. The happening at Mission: Wolf inspired the “Wolf Song” track, as well as the title of the whole album. The lyrics on “Wolf Song” address intense, personal experiences and a longing to return to a place “where the wolf sings its song"

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