Podcasts about everything can change

Join Pastor Mark Rempel at 2911 Church as he dives into "The Truth About Trusting God in Difficult Times." This uplifting sermon explores Isaiah 43, highlighting how God's plan for hope and renewal can guide us through life's toughest moments. Uncover the timeless truths of scripture and learn how to trust God's unique plan for your life, even when circumstances seem overwhelming.Throughout this message, Pastor Mark emphasizes the importance of faith, perseverance, and the spiritual journey we all undertake. Whether you're struggling with fear, feeling stuck, or seeking a new beginning, this sermon offers encouragement and inspiration. Discover how to let go of past burdens and embrace the new things God has in store for you.If you find hope and encouragement in this message, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to our channel. Stay connected with 2911 Church for more inspiring sermons and join us on this journey of faith.#HopeInGod #ChristianEncouragement #GodsPlan #GodsPromises #OvercomingFear #ProphetIsaiah #GodsPromises #HopeTrust #TrustInGod #OvercomingFearCHAPTERS:0:00 - God's Message for You0:10 - Who is Isaiah1:35 - God is Doing a New Thing5:45 - God Will Make a Way8:22 - Do Not Be Afraid11:08 - Earthly Fear17:02 - Trust God with the Outcome22:52 - God is Pruning You24:50 - The Sweetest Wine Takes Time27:50 - Don't Rush the Process30:23 - God's New Thing Will Take Work33:10 - Pride is Keeping Us from the New Thing37:44 - Everything Can Change in a Moment----------Follow 2911 Church on Social Media:FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/2911churchINSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/2911churchWEBSITE: https://www.2911church.com/GIVING: https://2911church.churchcenter.com/giving----------Subscribe to 2911 Church's Podcast:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6SiLmBl5TcTGD63CTNwU4f?si=98186b325cf94ee6Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/29-11-church/id1456498714

Author Caitie Crowley joins Adam for a conversation on Redemptive Suffering and how her life changed in a moment with an automobile accident. Caitie sticks around after the radio version of the show ends for an extended conversation on what it was like to be taken from the "shallow end of the pool" and thrown into "the deep end" of faith. For more information on Covenant Network, please visit OurCatholicRadio.org

In "72-hour reversal," Guest Perry Stone discovers the incredible truth about how God can transform your life in just 72 hours. Whether you're facing challenges, uncertainty, or seeking a breakthrough, this message offers hope and encouragement that God is able to bring about profound change in a short period of time. Join us as we explore the transformative power of faith and the amazing ways God works in our lives. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a "72-hour reversal" in your own circumstances. Watch now and be inspired to trust in God's timing and plan for your life.

What if there's something about God you've never heard? And what if understanding this aspect of Him could prevent you from running on empty, allowing you to thrive — instead of just survive? Imagine having everything you need to become the person you're meant to be. So, why wait? Join Pastor Steve Robinson at Church of the King NOW as he teaches us about the Helper we all need in life.

It's easy to believe that the people in our lives are doing pretty good. The truth is, everyone has something going on. In the final message of our year end series, we look at how God has positioned Kingdom Church to be a place where everything could change. If you would like to participate in our year end offering, head over to www.kingdomchurch.ca/give

All of us have had a time where it feels like we are just trying to survive. The problem with the pattern of survival, is that it becomes a mindset that sticks with us, even as seasons change. In this message, we look at what it takes to move from survival to significance. kingdomchurch.ca/connect kingdomchurch.ca/give

Jean Watson has been given a gift. It’s heard in her music and felt in her gentle presence. Jean plays violin with the Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra, hosts an internationally broadcast radio show, tours across the country and around the world both as a performing artist and as a sought-after speaker. She also recently released her 12th album, Behold (Carols of Worship) and her first book, Everything Can Change in Forty Days. Twenty years ago, as a single mom raising four kids and trying to make ends meet, her landlord gifted her a Christmas tree. As he was delivering the tree he heard a recording of her singing that brought him to tears. He told her, “I don’t know what you are doing with your life but I think this is it!” He told her to use that month’s rent money to record. And she did. Jean shares her wrestling, surrendering journey to find God’s purpose, the God-ordained moments along the way, and the overarching theme that God has a plan for your life and if you will trust Him and obey He will lead you right into it.Support the show: https://give.moodyradio.org/fall-share?v=def&appeal=MRWM&_gl=1%2a142i9we%2a_ga%2aNTE4MTE5MmUtY2U1Yy00YmQ3LWU4MmUtNjEwYTQ5YzAyODRj%2a_ga_4WH1937046%2aMTY5NTExODEwMS4yOTkuMC4xNjk1MTE4MTAxLjYwLjAuMA..&_ga=2.197426156.215784306.1695059984-1182841406.166859587See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Life is a series of habits and patterns. As we begin our year end series, we look at how developing the right patterns has the ability to leave behind a powerful legacy. kingdomchurch.ca/connect kingdomchurch.ca/give

Vision Sunday is the day that we look forward to what the future holds! Join us as we examine where God is leading Kingdom Church in 2023 and beyond. kingdomchurch.ca/connect kingdomchurch.ca/give

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Tune into hear Doug Patt, an inspirational figure not only in the architecture community but also in showing resilience while dealing with his condition. 

Life can be unpredictable, especially when we are on this family caregiving journey, AND there are also so many things within our decision making process and control! If you really think about it, increments of 30 seconds, days, months, years, have a huge impact on our life. A lot can happen in those increments of time. Again, some of it in our control and some not so much. When my clients feel stuck, we look for areas to disrupt thought processes to gain clarity and then focus on what needs to be changed. With clear thinking and specific goals it allows us to create the life that we desire, even when we are helping someone with their aging journey or managing kids that are still at home. Www.michelemagner.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/michele-magner/support

It's resurrection Sunday and our theme today is “Everything can change.” We're told so often about how to change for the better, but many of those changes don't stick. The resurrection, however, is news of a different kind of change… one that sticks.

The greatest hope of our salvation is found in Jesus' resurrection. In this sermon, we learn from Pastor Adam how true change is brought about when this story of resurrection moves from just being a Sunday story to spiritual reality.

The greatest hope of our salvation is found in Jesus' resurrection. In this sermon, we learn from Pastor Adam how true change is brought about when this story of resurrection moves from just being a Sunday story to spiritual reality.

It's resurrection Sunday and our theme today is “Everything can change.” We're told so often about how to change for the better, but many of those changes don't stick. The resurrection, however, is news of a different kind of change… one that sticks.

Main Idea: Everything can change, but not everything can change equally easy. Before setting about in an undertaking of change, you need to understand the dynamics that make change difficult or easy. The 8 Dimensions of Readiness 1. Trustworthy leadership 2. Trusting followers 3. Capable champions 4. Involved middle management 5. Innovative culture 6. Accountable culture 7. Effective communication 8. Systems thinking Force field analysis: identify the driving & restraining forces to change. How to Ready an Organization for Change: 1. Creating a crisis. 2. Develop a vision that creates dissatisfaction with the status quo. 3. Finding a champion of change leader who will build awareness of the need for change and articulate the vision. The essential first two steps of the change process are discerning the organization's readiness and then readying it for change. The Simplest Way to Understand the Process of Change – What doesn't work: Data, Think Different, Change Behavior. – What Works: See, Feel, Change. – Most of the reason we don't change is because of deeply held emotion, not logic. If we're going to create change, we must operate the same way.

JANUARY- i have no expectations for my progress i'm honestly just trying to get by i feel okay If theres anything Ive learned since the new year or right before from being chronically online its that I don't have to treat myself as a brand I don't have to constantly strive to become a better human and constantly try to kill all my bad habits as a creature of comfort I want to just start making decisions that I wouldn't always necessarily do I am starting a new job now and maybe start being more outgoing and confident and just social I know that I will have a lot of changes in this next year and I don't have to be perfect I want to make sure I am manifesting and checking in with tarot readers for transits and stuff because if there is anything I fell in love with at a certain time last year it is spirituality I didn't start my dreadlocks in January but that Is okay I don't even necessarily have to start them this year to still be moving towards that goal Choices I feel like thats what is most important Cold showers making a small change and sticking with it trying not to be a creature of habit and begin to do different things Today I started my first day at my new job in the closest city and I just feel so happy and excited working in a city felt so cool and I am so excited to be in this next path of my life I feel like ive gotten to the point where congratulating myself doing the bare minimum is New Years resolutions success like I didn't do a grocery pickup order I walked around the store and for me thats a success and something that I also used as an eating disorder weightloss tool when I wos in the heat of it I don't know its kind of just sad Not having to make yourself a brand I think the best thing I have heard and realized this month is that I dont have to work on this timeline I can move at my own pace and still reach my goals I wasnt forcing myself to eat a clean diet this month or anything like that but instead just following my body and the things I felt like doing I dont have to make myself this brand that is constantly doing and doing I feel like I will stop doing whatever I am trying to accomplish quickly I just try to make a change here or there and be mindful I finally scheduled my appointment for dreads and I think I am ready for this journey honestly i sturggled a lot this month with food and getting outside and getting my anxiety under wraps and it's something that i think will change this year DECEMBER- I can feel my manifestations starting to unfold which is exciting and hopefully everything will go as planned for so long ive always told people compliments but i haven't been very transparent something ive been doing that i'm not sure if it's consciously or not is telling people their strengths and things i admire in them but also being transparent about what i need from others something i have never been good at it boundaries are definitely something i am still learning still strong on no fast food no soda and i also cut off coffee shocking so shocking this month has felt like the build up before a big cry like many days after work i get in my car and just break down the holidays are coming up and i've come such a long way but i still feel like i don't measure up id love to end this saying that i feel good and great and amazing and excited for the next year and while im excited im also judy really sad i miss feeling like i have a place to call home i think i miss living in a house and feeling loved you know which is sad but just true im struggling a little bit and that's okay i started taking ashwagandha to soothe my anxiety and ive stuck with some of my healthier habits but i think in my career i feel shitty first christmas alone coming up and im nervous but i know i will be okay ive fallen back in love with this podcast and being creative so im excited to get back into that element soon thanks for listening and i hope everyone had a great holiday and new years :) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/al4s/message

happy podcast one year anniversary! to many more :) I decided to listen to the first episode of this podcast this morning and it was so eerie I find myself scrolling back often to see where I was previously and what I was going through and lessons I have learned and how have I come a long way Ive gotten really obsessed with starting new better habits and trying to change the things about me that ive wanted to change for a long time coming I wanted to highlight some of the biggest changes about me now versus who I was when I started this podcast To those listening thanks for being a trooper I know it must be difficult to listen to a podcast so focussed on such an odd character I try to make things relate to others as much as I can but tbh Im really just trying to hold on to something and get through my 20's and this podcast is literally that! Congrats to you all too for one year and hopefully many more years! Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/al4s/message

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Everything in your life can change without anything changing! Back in January, I did an interview with my dear friend @wisdomwithtrish where we discussed my journey to learning about the world of life coaching and mind management. I was living a life filled with overwhelm, exhaustion, worry, and anxiety. In our interview, you'll hear how nothing changed in my world…I still had special needs kids to care for…but how everything changed as I learned how to manage my mind around my circumstances to create a life I LOVE! While learning this work, I started feeling passionately about helping other families in my situation find the peace, joy, and clarity I found, which is why I became a certified life coach. I now help parents and caregivers of special needs or medically complex family members create a life they love. If this is you, or you're just curious about this work, reach out NOW for your first coaching session which is FREE! What are you waiting for? Slots are limited so go to ClarityCallCoaching.com NOW to claim yours. Please be sure to leave a rating and review of the podcast. We love the feedback! And share it with your friends! We would also love to hear from you on our social media accounts @theclaritycall on Instagram and at Clarity Call On Facebook. What comments do you want to share with us about the podcast? And what questions do you have?

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Finding spirituality is one of the most powerful moments a person can have. Once you find it, your life will never be the same and you will have a new purpose to follow. In this episode of Decide It's Your Turn™, Chris Forte joins Christina to talk about his spiritual journey and how his spirituality allowed him to realize that everything can change in a moment if you just follow your heart.Chris is the author of The Humble Warrior, a soul-bearing narrative about life, loss, faith, trust, humility, and perseverance. Chris is also the co-founder of Why Bars, the superfood snack food of choice for anyone living a busy life, active lifestyle. Tune in!In this episode you will learn: How Chris began his entrepreneurial and spiritual journeyThe moment that changed everything for ChrisNavigating hardships and focusing on faithHow yoga inspired the book ‘The Humble Warrior'The story of Why Bars and the purpose behind them Text the word "Call" to (501)222-3362 to book a free Discovery Call with Christina or click on the link below to go to her website Sign up for the Decide It's Your Turn Mastermind! If you enjoyed this episode, make sure and give us a five star rating  and leave us a comment on iTunes, Podcast Addict, Podchaser and Castbox about what you'd like us to talk about that will help you realize that at any moment, any day, you too can decide, it's your turn! Christina Lecuyer's Bio:Christina Lecuyer is a former Professional Golfer, a three-time reality television competitor, Confidence + Mindset Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Founder of Women with C.L.A.S.S. Mastermind, as well as Decide It's Your Turn: Women's Weekend. Christina's mission in life is to empower people to fully live in their purpose, confidently and successfully! Decide It's Your Turn! PodcastResources and Links:Christina Lecuyer's WebsiteFollow us on InstagramFollow us on FacebookLooking for our Tweets?Christina Lecuyer on YouTubeHashtags : #justbe #worthaf #livealifeyoulove 

Blair identifies six variables that can change the trajectory of the sale conversation with your prospective client.

Marisa Hodes, Vice President of Human Resources for AAA of Oregon/Idaho, joins Cresa's Blake St. Onge to discuss how they pivoted to create a flexible workplace across their multi-function team.

Today on Too Opinionated we sit down with Michigan based Worship Leader, powerful communicator, author, violinist, vocalist and mother Jean Watson. Jean's stunning violin feature track ‘Carol of the Bells' was released November 26th in time for the Holiday Season!  In 2018, Jean completed her first book, “Everything Can Change in Forty Days” published by Seedbed Publishers.  She is in high demand as a conference speaker and frequently ministers as a spokesperson for Prison Fellowship International. Jean hosts a daily radio program on United Christian Broadcasting Ireland Radio, plays violin with the Kalamazoo Symphony and is currently busy finishing up her 11th studio album with Billy Smiley which will release early 2022.   Want to Watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

Be a part of the future of Self Improvement Daily: Click the link here. Things are changing regardless, and you can dictate how those changes shape your life!

Thanks for tuning in and welcome to the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast. This week Parker rants on and on about how hard his season has been and how it seemingly changed in one moment. He recaps his second trip to Kentucky this week to hunt the rut and shares the story of heartbreak and redemption.  Become a SGH Patron:https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHuntingOur Partners:Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membershipGoWIld -  Use the code “southernground” on your gear purchases to save 10%    https://timetogowild.com/profile/RkFymLZ3lAc4odGNudd2LwTethrd - www.tethrdnation.comNucanoe - www.nucanoe.comSkre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast.

Thanks for tuning in and welcome to the Southern Ground Hunting Podcast. This week Parker rants on and on about how hard his season has been and how it seemingly changed in one moment. He recaps his second trip to Kentucky this week to hunt the rut and shares the story of heartbreak and redemption.  Become a SGH Patron:https://www.patreon.com/SouthernGroundHuntingOur Partners:Spartan Forge - Use the code “southernground” at www.spartanforge.ai to save 25% on your membershipGoWIld -  Use the code “southernground” on your gear purchases to save 10%    https://timetogowild.com/profile/RkFymLZ3lAc4odGNudd2LwTethrd - www.tethrdnation.comNucanoe - www.nucanoe.comSkre Gear - Use the code “southernground” at www.skregear.com to save 15% on your purchase Southern Ground Hunting is powered by Simple Cast.

In a blink of an eye, I can tell you, your entire life can change. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cissy-hilton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cissy-hilton/support

Our time is not promised to us... we need to use it wisely.

A conversation with Margaret Heffernan. In this wide-ranging episode, Tracey talks to Margaret Heffernan about the importance of paying attention to what is not being said - as well as learning to listen closely to others who have a very different perspective and experience of life. She ponders the limits and oversimplifying 'narrative tidiness' of stories told in the present about complex situations, as well as the blundering misuse of big data. She reflects on the inadequacy of what is still an essentially 19th century education system and the need for lifelong learning as we embark on Uncharted territory. She laments how many management processes seem designed precisely to constrain rather than enable experimentation, creativity and flexibility - the expression of our neuroplasticity. Margaret refers back to her earlier book, 'How She Does It', as she talks about the different way in which women lead and establish systems in organisations. Thinking about an unknown future she hopes for a world where we can all be more curious, ask better questions, one where we are prepared to give up some of our comforts for the good of the next generation and, as leaders, tell the hard truths as we see them rather than settling for short term, easy lies that lead to the costly erosion of trust that we are currently living through. Connect with Margaret on LinkedIn

It’s a little wild in this episode as I record this while on the road in my RV, but the sound of thunder is the perfect backdrop to get my message across. One deal can literally change the entire trajectory of your business, so I want you to hang in there and keep trucking away.We just finished walking through a deal that would’ve paid the sales guys, the dispositions, and me, plus it would’ve rebuilt the marketing budget. The sellers wanted it. We wanted it. Everyone was on board. But the foundation issues were too much and we had to drop it. But one deal doesn’t make or break our business.Every deal builds on the next deal, and those little wins will start to add up. If you’re ready to have somebody help you stay accountable and on track, I’d love to see if we’d be a good fit. Connect with me on my website and sign up for coaching today.If you loved the soundtrack to this wild episode, leave me a review or subscribe to my YouTube channel. I’d love to hear from you!What's Inside:—“Maybes” will kill your business and suck up your time and energy.—How to shake off a deal that fell through and refocus yourself.—Why momentum is contagious and how you can harness its power.

A New Year a New You

Everything can change in one day. We just have to keep holding on to his promises and never give up. I am practicing what I preach and these recordings are for myself just as much. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/DailydoseofJESUS/message

A conversation with Margaret Heffernan In this wide ranging episode Tracey talks to Margaret Heffernan about the importance of paying attention to what is not being said - as well as learning to listen closely to others who have a very different perspective and experience of life. She ponders the limits and oversimplifying 'narrative tidiness' of stories told in the present about complex situations, as well as the blundering misuse of big data. She reflects on the inadequacy of what is still an essentially 19th century education system and the need for lifelong learning as we embark on Uncharted territory. She laments how many management processes seem designed precisely to constrain rather than enable experimentation, creativity and flexibility - the expression of our neuroplasticity. Margaret refers back to her earlier book, 'How She Does It', as she talks about the different way in which women lead and establish systems in organisations. Thinking about an unknown future she hopes for a world where we can all be more curious, ask better questions, one where we are prepared to give up some of our comforts for the good of the next generation and, as leaders, tell the hard truths as we see them rather than settling for short term, easy lies that lead to the costly erosion of trust that we are currently living through. Engage with Margaret on her website · Connect with Margaret on LinkedIn

At any Moment Everything can Change — A conversation with Margaret Heffernan In this wide ranging episode Tracey talks to Margaret Heffernan about the importance of paying attention to what is not being said - as well as learning to listen closely to others who have a very different perspective and experience of life. She ponders the limits and oversimplifying 'narrative tidiness' of stories told in the present about complex situations, as well as the blundering misuse of big data. She reflects on the inadequacy of what is still an essentially 19th century education system and the need for lifelong learning as we embark on Uncharted territory. She laments how many management processes seem designed precisely to constrain rather than enable experimentation, creativity and flexibility - the expression of our neuroplasticity. Margaret refers back to her earlier book, 'How She Does It', as she talks about the different way in which women lead and establish systems in organisations. Thinking about an unknown future she hopes for a world where we can all be more curious, ask better questions, one where we are prepared to give up some of our comforts for the good of the next generation and, as leaders, tell the hard truths as we see them rather than settling for short term, easy lies that lead to the costly erosion of trust that we are currently living through. Engage with Margaret on her website https://www.mheffernan.com Connect with Margaret on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/margaret-heffernan-ab5205/ Music : Dan Phillipson | Out in Front Visit the Thompson Harrison website https://www.thompsonharrison.com/ Connect with Tracey Camilleri on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracey-camilleri-20694ab/ Connect with Sam Rockey on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthajrockey/ When you're ready to #BeHeard, contact the podcast specialists at

Life happens fast. It is both weak and fragile, and strong and resilient at the same time. We must embrace the positive qualities of this in order to extract as much as we can from it.

SHOW #518 VICTOR WAINWRIGHT – COUCH KID NEWS On April 13th I had the honor of sitting with Victor and talking about the new album, Memphis Loud. It had been delayed due to the pandemic, but Victor spent time discussing much of the album.  Since then? Well another Blues Music Award and a Grammy Nomination… If Victor is available we will chat for a few … if not, a song from the album. THE NIGHTHAWKS – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Mark Wenner returns to The Couch to talk about the new album, Tryin’ To Get To You, two new members, the upcoming 50th anniversary and the new world in which we are all living. ADAM KARCH - COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Adam returns to The Couch to talk about Everything Can Change.  Released in February, we’ll play some of the tunes, talk about the recording and discuss Adam’s current situation and how he see the rest of 2020 playing out. FEDERICO LUIU We will meet this accomplished guitarist and hear of his journey from Sardinia, Italy to Canada and discuss the music on his latest release, Walkin’ The Blues. PAUL URBAN Paul Urban & Friends is a Tidewater Roots and Blues Band which includes rock and funk influences in it's music. They recently released a new CD entitled Tidewater Blues. A mix of blues, rock and jazz, I’ll chat with Paul and we’ll find out his story.  

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When working towards a goal, you can change every aspect of it and not only keep the goal the same but also still achieve it.

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Here is some perspective on how we create our reality... and if we create it, we can certainly change it. A bit of science on how our brains work, and suggestions on how you can create a whole new world in one year. It is possible and within reach, if we align our intentions and focus. What world do you want to live in?   www.marijopuleo.com  Music by Ephemeral Rift "When My Spirit Calls". 2011 Licensed to the public under http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/ Verify at http://ccmixter.org/files/EphemeralRift/34006 

For the last month we’ve been in our series titled “Unfinished.”  We’re looking at what might be called the “Fifth Gospel.”  The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John chronicle the life of Jesus as He ministered on earth, seeking and saving those...

For the last month we’ve been in our series titled “Unfinished.”  We’re looking at what might be called the “Fifth Gospel.”  The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John chronicle the life of Jesus as He ministered on earth, seeking and saving those...

I had another WTF am I doing with my life moment when I pushed myself so hard, I almost killed myself. I'm not trying to be dramatic, but I'm also conscious of making sure I learned my lesson. 

В этом выпуске : ВЛАД ГЛЕБОВИЧ - SIX ELEMENTS (U.S.A.) ; ИГОРЬ ЧЕРИДНИК - Hasse Froberg & Musical Companion "HFMC" (2015) (Sweden). Hasse Froberg & Musical Companion "HFMC" (2015) Когда группа называет альбом именем себя, то это поначалу настораживает: жди либо смены стиля (что не всегда приветствуется поклонниками), то ли какого-нибудь программного заявления. Третий альбом Hasse Froberg & Musical Companion действительно стал новой "точкой сборки" для группы: звучание смодулировало в сторону большей "прогрессивности", при этом и композиторская работа, и аранжировки, и исполнение, и продюсирование вышли на прямо-таки запредельный уровень. Нельзя сказать, что на предыдущих работах ("FuturePast", 2010 и "PowerPlay", 2012) что-либо из перечисленного хромало по качеству. Но всё же, при всей искренности и мастерстве реализации, присутствовал в них какой-то элемент стилистической пестроты (от прог-метала/прог-рока до глэма и вполне себе поп-баллад) и, возможно, недостаточно чёткого продюсирования. "HFMC" производит сильнейшее впечатление именно как единое, очень гармонично выстроенное целое в рамках прогрессив-рока, что конечно же привлечет к диску внимание самых взыскательных любителей этого направления. Хотя и здесь, как в открывающей "Cant Stop The Clock" (на которую впервые в истории группы снят клип), можно даже в рамках одной композиции обнаружить элементы и прог-метала, , и "стадионного рока", и даже "ретро-прога" (в широком диапазоне от Queen до Yes и Rush), но всё это объединено настолько логично, что слушается на одном дыхании. Музыка развивается, живет своей жизнью, и ни одна вещь не выглядит как набранный из кусочков пазл, существуя в неразрывной связи с другими треками. Возникает вопрос, стоит ли Фрёбергу и его команде играть на паханом-перепаханом поле их "старших товарищей" The Flower Kings (где Хассе, как известно, служит солистом-вокалистом и гитаристом), но ответ однозначен: стоит. Ведь прогрессив - это бесконечное поле для экспериментов, и Фрёбергу и Ко удается вдохнуть в него и свежесть, и драйв, и вдохновение. В том, что Хассе - превосходный мелодист, способный сочинить и "завернутую" прог-тему, и простую, но очень "цепляющую" поп-балладу (что даже сложнее), мы уже давно убедились. Но для "Компаньонов" всё-таки важнее написать хорошую песню с четкой структурой, чем наворотить безумный эпик с кучей эпизодов. И если вам в душу запали зубодробительное интро и нежно-задумчивый припев к той же "Cant Stop The Clock", изящный переход к 5/4 в "Everything Can Change", мощное вступление в духе кримзоновского "Red" из "Pages" или же радостно-плакатная мелодия из "Someone Elses Fault" - то это не только потому, что темы хороши, но и потому, что каждая абсолютно на своем месте. Эпик на альбоме тоже имеется - это уже упомянутая 15-минутная помпезная "Pages", сочиненная, кстати не лидером группы, а барабанщиком Улой Страндбергом (соратником Фрёберга еще по глэм-металлической группе 80-х Spellbound). Вот они, скрытые резервы композиторского потенциала! Есть на диске и обязательная баллада - но не яркий и лучезарный "поп-хит" в духе хорошой известной по концертам "Song For July", а печальная, до слез трогающая вещь "Genius" с "колыбельным" слайд-гитарным вступлением. И уж совсем завораживает неожиданная "In The Warmth Of The Evening" с ее "темными" вокальными гармониями и сумрачно-психоделической атмосферой. Полностью в "тяжелом" (но не металлическом, а скорее хард-роковом) саунде выдержана лишь одна вещь - энергично-скоростная "Something Worth Dying For". Узнаваемый вокал Фрёберга, обрамленный множеством подпевок, звучит эмоционально и насыщенно, с характерными "рокерскими" нотками, но без пережима. А про звуковые детали можно говорить бесконечно - от различных стилистических "виньеток" до победных гитарных соло Антона Линдсьё, живописных клавишных "проходов" Кьела Харалдсона (который может дать хоть джазу, хоть харду) и его же меллотроновых "подкладов", от которых щемит сердце у всякого любителя "старины глубокой". Если уж говорить о программных заявлениях, то бишь о концепции альбома (а она есть, как бы лидер группы в своих высказываниях этого ни отрицал), то в ней очень много личного. И можно было бы отделаться фразами о "кризисе среднего возраста" (хотя у рокеров он, видимо, запаздывает, и вообще 50 лет для мужчины - самый "расцвет сил" и работоспособности), но вчитываясь в тексты, понимаешь, что все эти кризисы даром не проходят. Здесь много трогательных подробностей из рокерской жизни, но много и философских обобщений, глубоких метафор. Тикают часы жизни - мы переворачиваем ее страницы - молодость не вернуть - но впереди еще много прекрасных глав и приключений... И последняя вещь, уже упомянутая "Someone Elses Fault" (Капитан Очевидность подсказывает, что это смысловая перекличка с Led Zeppelin) - словно попытка самоиндульгенции: не стоит себя винить, лучше забудь о неудачах, расправь крылья и лети. Этот оптимистично-ироничный финал, одухотворенный прекрасной музыкой, настраивает на позитивный лад, что, думается, и является целью альбома. Цельности пластинке придает и звуковое обрамление - это и повторяющаяся в первой и последней вещи мечтательная гитарная тема вполне в "цветочном" духе, и выделенное в отдельные треки тиканье часов (которое, пожалуй, выглядит немного нарочито). А еще впервые у HFMC в оформлении обложки использован не компьютерный дизайн, а созданный от руки красочный рисунок (автор - Джесс Лобода). Всё в целом заслуживает твердой "десятки" - такие оценки у нас редкость, мы приберигаем их для особо талантливых релизов. И здесь тот случай, когда высший балл можно поставить с чистой совестью, включив диск еще раз на повтор.

В этом выпуске "Голос группы THE FLOWER KINGS" - гитарист , вокалист , перкуссионист , автор песен и проекта "Hasse Frberg Musical Companion" - замечательный шведский музыкант Hasse Frberg. Третий альбом гитариста и вокалиста именитой шведской группы Цветочные Короли Хассе Фрёберга и его "Музыкального Сопровождения". Треклист: 01. Seconds - 1:47 02. Cant Stop The Clock - 7:22 03. Everything Can Change - 5:13 04. Pages - 15:23 05. Genius - 5:48 06. In The Warmth Of The Evening - 10:42 07. Something Worth Dying For - 5:31 08. Someone Elses Fault - 10:14 09. Minutes - 1:08 Total Time: 63:10 Band: Hasse Frberg - vocals, guitar Anton Lindsj - lead guitar Ola Strandberg - drums Kjell Haraldsson - keyboards Thomas Thomsson - bass Альбом без сомнения безупречен и выдержан в прежних Фрёберовских тонах. Музыка легко узнаваема. Так же, как и звучание Цветочных Королей, которое просматривается очень четко. Впрочем удивляться не чему - автор один и тот же. Раньше, до выхода Musical Companion, я считал, что все делает в ЦК Ройне Стольт. На эту мысль подталкивали различные статьи в журналах. Всегда на первых местах был Стольт. На деле оказалось все не так. Не совсем так. Хассе Фрёберг - это человек-талант, это звезда большой величины, которая взорвалась в начале 90-х, и ее осколки до сих пор осыпают различные планеты, в виде множества групп, которые впитывают в себя ее свет. Этот свет не гаснет - он наоборот множится. Если Фрёберг в своей музыке брал за основу звучание Генезис, Муди Блюз, Йес, то в настоящее время уже молодое пополнение берет за основу его музыку. И это правильно. Должна быть преемственность Отличный альбом. А Владислав расскажет о группе - ПРЕДШЕСТВЕННИЦЕ ГИГАНТОВ АРТ-РОКА - ВЕЛИКИХ "YES".............

Our friends The Other Brothers are back in action and ready to release a new album, "Everything Can Change." They stop in to spin some tracks from it, chat, and perform live! We’ve also got new releases and Skydiggers memories.

Our friends The Other Brothers are back in action and ready to release a new album, "Everything Can Change." They stop in to spin some tracks from it, chat, and perform live! We’ve also got new releases and Skydiggers memories.