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Perhaps there is no more misunderstood book in the Bible than the Book of Revelation. Throughout the centuries, many have cited it and attempted to use it to support their own religious and/or political agendas. That is not our purpose. What you are about to experience has been soulfully inspired and led by the text and imagery of the Book. During your journey, you will meet John, the Book's visionary author, God, His angels, Satan, and his minions. Where you go from there is up to you. May the words and music be your guide....
Personnel: Dawn Jones, Peggy James, Peter Alt, Deirdre Fellner (vocals); Scott Finch (guitar, sitar, organ).
Recording information: Velvet Sky Studio, Milwaukee, WI (02/2003-05/2003).
Gypsy Revelation Songs | 1. | Prologue |
| 2. | Vision, The |
| 3. | Whoever Has Ears |
| 4. | No One Is Greater Than He |
| 5. | Worthy the Lamb |
| 6. | Seven Seals, The |
| 7. | First Interlude, The |
| 8. | Twelve Tribes |
| 9. | Triumph of the Elect, The |
| 10. | Seven Trumpets, The |
| 11. | Angel With the Small Scroll, The |
| 12. | Two Witnesses |
| 13. | Final Woe, The |
| 14. | Chasing the Dragon |
| 15. | Who Can Compare to the Beast? |
| 16. | Worthy the Beast |
| 17. | Lamb's Companions, The |
| 18. | Seven Plagues, The |
| 19. | Second Interlude, The |
| 20. | Fall of Babylon, The |
| 21. | Armageddon |
| 22. | New Creation, The |
| 23. | Epilogue |
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