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muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
Somewhat Kosher 'hip-hop'
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October 20, 2011, 08:47:37 PM »
I know that many JTFers have no interest in so-called hip-hop music. While I am an avid hater of 'gangsta rap' I have developed a little taste for some 'Jewish Hiphop' which is hip-hop with a positive Jewish message. One such artist I learned about from Ben Bretsky who has a show on Israel National News is named 'Prodezra Beats'. I learned about him last year and have listened to a couple of his songs which I burned on a CD and listen to on the drive in to work...
Prodezra beats has a new CD out which has some very nice songs which all have a positive Jewish message, pro-Israel and spiritually motivating...
Here are some tracks which I like:
Prodezra Beats attended the Mayanot Yeshiva in Jerusalem and that song M.A.Y.A.N.O.T is a play on the name {which means wellspring}...
http://www.chabad.org/centers/default_cdo/aid/117959/jewish/Mayanot-Institute-of-Jewish-Studies.htm
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
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October 20, 2011, 09:02:20 PM »
One last one... This one is about the coming of Moshiach..
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
Re: Somewhat Kosher 'hip-hop'
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October 21, 2011, 02:29:24 AM »
Dear G-d:
Between the Lines:
Survive:
What If?
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
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October 21, 2011, 02:45:41 AM »
I hope I am not the only one who is enjoying these videos... I do think Prodezra Beats is very talented and I enjoy his lyrics and his message.
This song is about the story of Chanukah when the Greeks oppressed the Jews in Eretz Yisroel...
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
muman613
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'May G-d make you like Ephraim and like Manasseh,'
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November 09, 2011, 12:14:42 AM »
Another good Jewish 'hip-hop' band is Shtar... I've heard them a few times and think they have a good sound...
Modeh Ani:
Heavenly Glow:
Nagila:
Ashrei:
Tikkun HaOlam:
Kel Adon:
Infinity:
Modeh (Live):
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And I turned to see wisdom and madness and folly, for what is the man who will come after the king, concerning that which they have already done?And I saw that wisdom has an advantage over folly, as the advantage of light over darkness.The wise man has eyes in its beginning, but the fool goes in the darkness, and I too know that one event happens to them all.
(Kohelet 2:12-14)
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