Except that the reason it’s not on iTunes is because to have an iTunes iMix, it has to have all the songs in it’s store. So here is my iTunes iMix that’s not on iTunes. (By the way, I have decided to start doing random lists of the week, like, ‘My favourite songs of the week’, and that kind of thing. Keep your eyes out for more!). For the name of this list, it would be something along the lines of songs for the deep soul. These are songs that obviously came out of a deep understanding of life, in it’s very most deepest part, and almost always with a tangible conviction for love, and sometimes, justice (Calling All Angels). There will be the occasional angst-ridden song, like, ‘The River’, and the occasional anthemetic song, like, ‘Kyrie Eleison’. But these songs are more serious minded songs. Very thought-provoking to listen to. Hope you enjoy.
The River, By Rich Mullins
Frail, By Jars Of Clay
Politik, By Coldplay
Oh Lord, You’re Beautiful, By Keith Green
Kyrie Eleison, By Mark Schultz
Love’s Divine, By Seal
Where The Streets Have No Name, By U2
River Of Love, By Sam (Leslie) Phillips
Break Me Through, By Bebo Norman
Theme From Harry’s Game, By Clannad
Twilight And Shadow, By Howard Shore
Another Day, By Steven Delopoulos
Caanan Bound, By Andrew Peterson
Calling All Angels, By Train
Red Letters, By DC Talk
World’s On Fire, By Sarah MacLachlan
This concludes my list (iMix) of deep songs. Now go and listen to the Beach Boys or something to lighten the mood!
(Note: This list is subject to change at the author’s discretion!!!)
December 11, 2004...6:21 am
An iTunes iMix of sorts…
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December 11, 2004 at 3:08 pm
Great, I can’t wait for more!
December 14, 2004 at 1:29 am
Hey Joel!! How about if I just keep my eyes in my head and keep them open looking for other lists. I think that would be less painful!! ~Katrina
December 14, 2004 at 5:29 am
ahhh very deep .
some of them i would call more
aww envoking…
very good list!
December 18, 2004 at 11:42 am
I heartily approve, though here’s something odd: I don’t think I’ve ever heard The River. Which Rich Mullins’ album is it off of?
December 18, 2004 at 3:47 pm
‘The River’ is off of the first volume of, The World As Best As I Remember it’. Kind of a concept album (almost anyway, he always had a kind of thread running through any of his albums). Anyway, it’s worth a good listen.