This Sky, This place, ALLAH says

I don't know what the words mean, but the song is well mixed and has a hypnotic groove to it.  Nice!

Waltenstein Studios
I don't know what the words mean, but the song is well mixed and has a hypnotic groove to it.  Nice!

Well, the word "ALLAH"
Seems to be featured? as one of the last words heard on the cockpit recorder on 9/11 in New York, Pennsylvania, and DC? I'm not sure what it means either, I'm just pointing out this "fact." I believe it was actually, it was something like Allah who ackbar? You will have a difficult time searching for that combination, but those were the words heard on those flight recorders... Not saying anything for, or against, merely stating facts. If these facts offend anyone? I ask that they study history, and if they are offended by history? Then they shouldn't study history...
 
Wake up Waltenstein Studios.... The name even sounds Hebrew? Let's all support the Calafate, and pretend we don't know what that is too? "This is Godly song too." For example, Surah 8:12 "I will cast terror into the hearts of those who disbelieve. Therefore strike off their heads and strike off every fingertip of them." Or if you prefer, "so strike them over the necks, and smite over all their fingers and toes.) strike them on their foreheads to tear them apart and over the necks to cut them off, and cut off their limbs, hands and feet."
 
It's a religion of peace... Just listen to them? They'll tell you so... Again and again before they blow you up, or cut off your head? It's very peaceful...
 
 "O believers! Strike every limb and finger on the hands and feet of your (disbelieving) enemies.''
 
It's peace and love from the beginning to the end? Just like those boys on 9/11 who said "death to America..." But they meant it in a peaceful and loving way? Misunderstood I'm sure...
 
**Facts are difficult things? If I was banned for this? I would go to my 72 virgins...  "proudly?" Just like the boys in those planes... Except I think there waiting for them was a bunch of Apple geniuses... Again, "facts are difficult things?"
 
I am confident that ISNA (http://www.isna.net/) and CAIR (http://www.cair.com/) will be first in line to condemn these comments/FACTS. 

 Hi Grup. Is that a 12 string you have there in your avatar? I was listening for a 12 string but what I hear is well mixed and not acoustic guitar. Reminds me of a monk chant . All male voices. Repetitive. One drum. Kind of a collective  meditative march. I am curious what do the lyrics say? If your goal was to make a communal meditation march I'd say you hit this one right on.

I would like to thank everyone .. but, I want to say.... this divine song, not any political purpose
but, I did it because I believe in God ....
 
and this is my song is considered a divine ... Baptized Main "instrumental"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVVs35Au-oI
 
I hope you understand me

best regards,
Grup Gezgin
 

groupgezgin
lyrics of this song
 
These mountains, I always say GOD
These stones, I always say GOD
This Sky, This place, I always say GOD
Deserves, LA İLAHE İLLALLAH
 
These souls, I always say GOD
This lifeless, I always say GOD
This Sky, This place, I always say GOD
Deserves, LA İLAHE İLLALLAH
 
Waters ages, I always say GOD
The wind blowing, I always say GOD
This Sky, This place, I always say GOD
Deserves, LA İLAHE İLLALLAH
 
This DERViSH (my name), I always say GOD
In this way, I always say GOD
This Sky, This place, I always say GOD
Deserves, LA İLAHE İLLALLAH

Thanks for that Mr. Dervish!  I didn't think there was anything sinister going on here.  Again, nice song. :)

Dervish, Nice song with kind of a dark feel to it, which is hard to understand, based on the lyrics, but nice instrumentation, vocals and the arrangement and mix are good. My only critique is I hope your not offended by personal attacks you may have received. One good thing that we all have in this life is the ability to be forgiving and except things for what they are. Hope things are well in Turkey. My friend Kazim is there now visiting his mother and brother and should be back to the states soon. He is a professor of economics at one of the universities in California.
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Waltenstein Studios
 
 
PS - Wake up?  Heh.  Know who you're talking to Robbie.  I'm a 9/11 survivor, having run for my life from a falling tower on the streets of lower Manhattan that morning (with a bass guitar in my hand).  I'm also a US military veteran.  And a gun owner. :P  But that's all OFF TOPIC here.  Have a nice day. :)

wow, what a story. I mean, that bass guitar did NOT really hellp you when you run for your. life. I guess this shows what a deteminate musician you are!

Here you go, just search for "Taqiyya"
 
You'll find everything you need to know there? However most won't seek to understand everything, and will be willing participants?  (perhaps unknowing?, however willing none the less.) The vast majority won't even take the time to understand? Which is why it works. You should understand what it is, who practices it? And why... Not saying that is going on here? Merely a self awareness recommendation? Knowledge is power? Be powerful...

Nihat, Thank you for giving us your information about you and your band. Your band sounds really good and I enjoy your songs. Keep up the good work and looking for more to come.
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Thanks very much dear John :)
 
Hi "The Band19" I agree with you, and we have always advocated Peace and Blessings
thought to cut the head or woman stoning, two legs, animals, people who speak the language
 
best regards,
Grup Gezgin

Thanks very much dear "Jonbouy"

Thanks very much dear "evadianepug"
really cordially congratulate you, as a musician review done. I wish you continued success. Best wishes
 

best regards,
Grup Gezgin
 

Thanks very very much dear "Mark"
 

I hope that music can be our common language and that it helps to bring us together.

For these words, I really would like to congratulate you, I applaud you, I send my love to you heartfelt from istanbul..... I agree with you
 

best regards,
Grup Gezgin