Monday, January 18, 2010

A musical interlude

One of the benefits of my eclectic musical taste is that every now and then I come across a CD in my collection that I had forgotten I had. Sometimes there's a reason I have forgotten said album or single - it's crap. Sometimes though it is good to revisit the stuff we used to be in to - for the memories and feelings they provoke.

The other day I came across an old Genesis album "We Can't Dance" and it provoked a lot of memories - but in particular were two songs off that album that I remember as being basically my first introduction to the idea that gods, religion and faith might all be utter bollocks, since up until then I had been raised as a Catholic and was still at Catholic school and very much a believer, albeit not devout.


Jesus He Knows Me



got to love mainstream ragging on televangelists and Phil Collins predicting the downfall of Ted Haggard 19 years ago!

Tell Me Why



Not a great recording unfortunately but not a bad song either - and raises the question if there is a God why all the suffering?

And just one more from my favourite band. Here's where I got the name of the blog from:

There Goes God




All three of these helped lead me to where I am today. Feel free to add your own in the comments.

2 comments:

  1. Can't believe you've played a genesis album again, getting old mate!

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  2. How could I forget this one?

    Imagine

    Best anti-religion song ever.

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