| La Biblia Según Vox Dei en Vivo 1986 | ||||
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| Live album by | ||||
| Released | 1987 | |||
| Recorded | 28–30 November, 1986 | |||
| Venue | Teatro Opera, Buenos Aires | |||
| Genre | Rock, Art rock, Hard rock | |||
| Length | 51:01 | |||
| Label | B.B. Records Radio Tripoli Fonocal | |||
| Producer | Vox Dei and B.B. Muñoz | |||
| Vox Dei chronology | ||||
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La Biblia Según Vox Dei en Vivo 1986 is the second live album by Argentine rock band Vox Dei.[1][2] It was released in 1987 by B.B. Records, this was the group's first album in nine years.
Background
In 1985, four years after Vox Dei's break-up, guitarist Ricardo Soulé, bassist Willy Quiroga and drummer Rubén Basoalto decided to re-activate the band. This live recording took place at a special gig played at Teatro Opera, in Buenos Aires in November 1986, together with another three extra shows performing their master-piece: La Biblia.
The first reissue on CD was in 1992, with a different cover, released by the Radio Tripoli label.
In 2011, the Fonocal label released a remastered version with five extra tracks.
Track listing
- All lyrics by Ricardo Soulé, music by Willy Quiroga, Juan Carlos "Yody" Godoy and Ricardo Soulé, except where indicated.
- "Génesis" - 6:34
- "Moisés" - 8:53
- "Guerras" - 8:56
- "Profecías" - 2:24
- "Libros Sapienciales" - 7:36
- "Nacimiento" - 3:40
- "Cristo" - 9:35
- "Apocalipsis" - 4:21
- Remastered edition bonus tracks
- "Sin separarnos más" (Ricardo Soulé) - 4:02
- "Presente" (Ricardo Soulé) - 3:51
- "Sin separarnos más" (Soulé) - 4:15
- "Es una nube, no hay duda" (Willy Quiroga)- 5:10
- "Presente" (Soulé) - 4:48
Personnel
- Vox Dei
- Ricardo Soulé- Electric and acoustic guitar, violin, harp and vocals.
- Willy Quiroga - Bass guitar, acoustic guitar and vocals.
- Rubén Basoalto - Drums.
- Guests
- Luis Valenti - Keyboards and backing vocals.
- Juan "Pollo" Raffo - Keyboards and synthesiser.
References
- ↑ "La Biblia, un disco de Vox Dei". Rock.com.ar. Retrieved 2014-02-16.
- ↑ "Discografía de Vox Dei". CMTV. Retrieved 2014-02-16.
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