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    Ofcourse
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    Which album (not one song) inspires you most spiritually?

    I see there’s an old thread

    The Niggunim/Songs that Really Inspire Us

    but on that thread, specific songs are offered.

    I’d like suggestions for a great CD with a lot of inspiring music on it (Hebrew, with original music) Not Shlomo Carlebach (I have them) and not Journeys (I have them). Preferably a male soloist.

    #826731
    Sam2
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    Shalsheles 1 for me. If you want a soloist then Shwekey has a lot of great stuff. Old Miami Boys Choir has some amazing songs too.

    #826732
    Ofcourse
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    Whats relatively new (last 2-3 years, the newer the better) and an inspiring album?

    #826733
    YehudahTzvi
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    Shlomo Katz: V’haKohanim.

    #826734
    adorable
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    i love the old avraham fried’s but its yiddish or the one from MBD

    #826735
    adorable
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    or the baruch levine “touched by a niggun”

    #826736
    midwesterner
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    Yisroel Werdyger.

    Also the newest MBD. Not a lot of the booming and high end stuff. His range may not be what it used to be. But simple heartfelt negina, with a taam that 40 years of imitators have not been able to duplicate.

    #826737

    Eitan Katz- Haneshama Lach

    Yosef Karduner- Im Yehudi

    #826738
    Wondering…
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    Project Relax 2 by Shloime Daskal. Some v inspiring songs on this CD

    anyone heard Poseach by Shloime Daskal, is it also inspiring?

    #826739
    sof davar
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    If you want classics, try any of the Regesh (Rabbi Shmuel Brazil) albums. My particular favorite is Regesh 3. My shabbos starts off differently when I listen on Erev Shabbos.

    As for more recent stuff, if you don’t mind a chasideshe havara, there is a wonderful set of CDs called Lechaim Tish. My personal favorite of those is volume 4.

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