Gosh, I really don’t feel the need to defend my post, as goody613 apparently took one word from the post and made assumptions based on that. Please do yourself a favor goody and go look what “rocky” was in reference to.
I’ll help ya out here, ‘cuz it seems like it was difficult in the first place. “Rocky” was a side warning that if you would be looking into purchasing CD’s from a certain band, to STAY AWAY FROM THE ROCKY ONES. I doubted anyone here would appreciate those tracks, I certainly wouldn’t classify them as inspirational.
That band has awesome Hebrew tracks with world class guitar music and I wanted to share the appreciation I have for it and the simcha and hana’ah I have when listening.
Goody – It would be a VERY good thing for you to take a moment to understand before making impulsive, snap judgements. It certainly sounds like that when it’s clearly written there. Your judgements were completely taken out of context.
Goody, can you think of something positive to add here? You seem to be nitpicking other people’s words, which end up being entirely unfounded….
I’m sorry for the acerbic tone, but the situation called for it.
—- Kapusta, I agree with you. Although there are exceptions. Anyone ever hear the Simply Tsfat track “Im Atah Me’amin she’yicholim L’itakel, ta’amin she’yicholim L’takein?” It’s a fast niggun, yet extremely inspirational. It’s a quote from R’ Nachman of Breslov “If you beleive you can break/ruin something, you HAVE TO beleive that you can fix it to.”