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5.0 out of 5 stars
Takes a few listens before its greatness hits,
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Jewish heavy metal music. Some slow, chugging moments that sound like Sabbath/Type O-, other faster songs that have more of a Slayeresque speed metal flair, and other stuff that is somewhere in-between. All of it has a dark uneasiness to it though. Nothing sounds forced and the musicians know their ways around the genre.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
He's 83 years old, the music definitely NOT,
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Wow, this is a fantastic piece of music. Reduced to the max - only one piano, one drumset and one bass - but the sound opens a whole new universe of frehs, colorful and yes, bitterly-sweet emotions. I wish I'd be as young when I will be in my 83th year. Borah Bergman is a true artist and an "old cat that knows how to catch mice".-)
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Black Shabbis by Jamie Saft (Audio CD - 2009)
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