Blind Boys Of Alabama - Spirit Of The Century@320

Hi there.. I'm at the moment being constantly monitored and hindered in sharing Christian material. For instance uTorrent shows that there's three(!) seeders on every torrent I upload when they've been published for a few minutes, and I have shared maybe 1% of the file. How's that possible? A month ago it showed "only" two.. The people who hate what I do block my listening port and slows down my bandwidth to an extreme low, and I'm being bombarded in comments on uploads and mails. The only thing I can do, is to appeal to you who are Christians, to help me seed these torrents, because I don't know how much longer I'm able to do this. Not for long, I fear. And I live in Norway, a so called "free Nation" of the western world.. And then I'm accused of being a "conspiracy-theorist".. :-) Anyway: The original Blind Boys Of Alabama were five, and then called themselves Five Blind Boys.. Now they're four, and they're old Boys of Alabama, they've been doing this for decades... but they keep on keeping on, and deliver mighty fine and nitty, gritty, southern roots gospel and versions of great spiritual songs.. There's a twist to their version of "Amazing Grace" in here that makes the hair on at least my arm stand up.. Musicians on this record include, amongst others, David Lindley.. This record was released in 2001, and sample and quality is LAME mp3@320kbps. Enjoy in Jesus' Name [email protected] /* */

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partchimp (2009-06-23)

Jesus schmeezus... worth the download if only for their version of Tom Waits 'Way Down in The Hole' - theme to The Wire series 1

chachi13 (2009-12-24)

Thanks for uploading & seeding folks. Where's track 2?
I'm not particularly Christian, but I'm loving the Blind Boys' sound.

Lochanside (2010-01-04)

Praise de lard for dese grate musiciations in Jesus names, can I get a witness!
Diggin that they finally got some decent production values and one hell of a bass player and Musslewhite harp (not to mention the deliciously blasphemous Tom Waits tunes). National treasures, every goddamn one of them!