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By Pitchfork Staff , November 17, 2003
020: Björk
[Elektra; 1995]
It's an interesting fluke that, statistically, Björk's two greatest albums just happened to wind up right next to each other on this list: after all, few artists on this list could rival her in terms of innovation, vision, talent, and high-yield experimentation, and Post was the record to establish this. Though it continued in the excellent tradition of 1993's Debut, this album was so much more-- a forward-looking amalgam of vibrant electronic pop, animated production, and intelligent beat-mongering. "Army of Me" storms in all dark and menacing, but with a sense of awareness that only Björk could filter through such a stark concoction. In videos like "Army of Me", or the theatrical, West Side Story-inflected "It's Oh So Quiet", which adumbrated her role in Dancer in the Dark, you can see in her eyes that she couldn't be more comfortable in her own skin. This record is packed solid with ambition, yet lacks any misplaced self-awareness. She may come off as otherworldly, but as she showed on tracks like "Possibly Maybe" and "You've Been Flirting Again", she's more grounded than any of us. --William Morris
019: Beck
Before he wanted to have a rocking chair and a sweet tea conversation with you on his front porch, before he wanted to sex you up (and your sister, too), and before he wanted you to break his heart and leave him for dead, Beck just wanted to rock you. Of course, he wanted to do it in his own folksy, blues-infected, psychedelic, hip-hop, fragmented-sense-of-self sort of way, but... was that so much to ask? On a rare record that received as much underground attention as it did critical and commercial acclaim, the Dust Brothers were released from the chains of The Beastie Boys' old basement to help map Beck's every-angle approach. His salvation-army nation buckled at the knees to "Where It's At", learned how to get up to get down for "The New Pollution", and bobbed along blissfully to "Devil's Haircut". I blasted in with "Novocaine" on every mixtape I made for a year. And despite all the jagged ends and dissociated means, the end result was as cohesive as an album this multi-faceted could dare to be. Hell, it won the man a Grammy-- but more importantly, it won everyone that listened some cool. And for that we will be forever indebted. --William Morris
018: Smashing Pumpkins
Siamese Dream
[Virgin; 1993]
Little did any of us initially realize that "Today", Smashing Pumpkins' red carpet to the glorified frat houses of alternative rock radio, took part in something much greater: sophomore release Siamese Dream was borne out of the band's intense personal and interpersonal turmoil-- so much so that Billy Corgan was left in the studio to play most of parts by himself. Nominally, Siamese Dream implies some duality: the album title reflects at once its confidence and its vulnerability, its anger and its broken-heartedness, its honesty and, however therapeutic, its self-deceit. Avoiding the sparse, punchy grunge tropes of the time, Corgan opted instead for personal and melodramatic epics told within grandiose walls of sound that seemed to function as the music's own consolation. The fanged opening moments of "Rocket" speak to this effect, and comprise some of the most potent moments in 90s rock. Smashing Pumpkins never again achieved this degree of sincerity-- compare the poignant yelp of "let me out" in opener "Cherub Rock" to the nasally embarrassment of "God is empty just like me" in Mellon Collie's "Zero"-- but then, shouldn't one decade-defining album be enough? --Nick Sylvester
017: Public Enemy
Fear of a Black Planet
[Def Jam; 1990]
The Bomb Squad's last stand, Fear of a Black Planet, is like Spike Lee hurling a trashcan through Huey Newton's boutique. Snatches of guitar swiped from Purple Rain entwine soul-shattering shouts, tornadoes wallop 1960s R&B, obtuse DJs get smothered by their own turntables, and propulsive shards of static blanket the horizon. If you don't like the music, you can at least use it to soundtrack Armageddon drills. Chuck D.'s flow is like shredding civil rights speeches through 50 rhyming dictionaries. He is anti-white, anti-black, anti-history, anti-government, anti-1950s rock, anti-homosexuality, and anti-self. And he still stands for more worthwhile causes than any politician since the New Deal. This is the only album on our list I've seen taught in grad seminars on ethics. Even Flava Flav-- against every imaginable obstacle-- somehow converts his appointed role as "Official Buffoonish Timepiece" into bitterly incisive domestic policy criticism. And then there's "Welcome to the Terrordome"-- half of James Brown's entire oeuvre compressed into a five-minute Orwellian cannon aimed directly at Chuck's truculent paranoia. Hell, the whole goddamn 20th century was a Terrordome. There was only one misstep: "In 1995, you'll twist to this." Sorry, Chuck, it's 2003 and we still haven't caught up. --Alex Linhardt
016: The Dismemberment Plan
Emergency & I
[DeSoto; 1999]
There's a reason why this record rode a slingshot into the top 50 of Pitchfork's first 90s list without so much as a month passing between its release and the feature's print date: Travis Morrison and the Plan didn't hold a thing back. On this, their third and penultimate album, they recklessly careened through an all-encompassing sonic landscape and nailed every possible, terrifying angle along the way: "What Do You Want Me to Say" seethes with rabid frustration; "Gyroscope" and "The City" are wantonly pop-inflected slices of wistful melancholia; "Memory Machine" and "8½ Minutes" jut out with razor-sharp abandon; "Spider in the Snow" and "The Jitters" swim in demoralization and reflectiveness; "I Love a Magician" is warped by its own maniacal impulses; "Back and Forth" is the flammable, anthemic call-to-arms for a revolution that demands you stop giving a shit. The album's lyric book reads better than half the modern volumes on my bookshelf. Modern R&B should have as much rhythm. Modern rock should have as much balls. --William Morris
015: Radiohead
The Bends
[Capitol; 1995]
This-- the album that sprouted Radiohead's own branch on the cred tree-- washed our mouths clean of Pablo Honey's fractured rock aimlessness and served as an aperitif for what they had in store. An anthemic revival of sorts, it was the first in a series of 90-degree turns in terms of vision and style. Lacking any real agenda-- a trend to be developed later in the band's career-- the record simply exemplifies rock's sterile beauty. On The Bends, Radiohead are as much an eruptive force as they are an introspective and calculated machine as acoustic and electric structures commingle in perfect harmony. Stripped of all pretension, the straightforward yearning of "High and Dry" and "Fake Plastic Trees" come off as crystalline products of Thom Yorke's innermost despair. "Just" threw a knockout punch into the air, and the stop/slow motion video for the enchanting "Street Spirit" replaced the Ouija board at late-night get-togethers. As accessible a first listen as it is rewarding a thousandth, this was the first glorious peek into Radiohead's psyche. --William Morris
014: Belle & Sebastian
If You're Feeling Sinister
[The Enclave; 1996]
"Make a new cult every day"? For a few years, Belle and Sebastian's second album, If You're Feeling Sinister, did just that. Back then, the band's legend was built around the band's self-propagated myths, and their evasive attitude toward touring and the press. Their debut, Tigermilk, was pressed only on vinyl in a limited edition of 1,000 copies, and those that heard it usually did so via nth-generation dubs. Further adding to the band's mystique, Capitol Records subsidiary The Enclave folded shortly after releasing Sinister in America, leaving precious few copies of the album in circulation.
When the shroud was lifted, what was revealed was this delicate record: If You're Feeling Sinister was not just a lush blend of folk-pop and 80s indie pop sensibilities, but also a condensation of the singular worldview and sharp lyrical- and character-oriented songwriting of Stuart Murdoch. "Nobody writes 'em like they used to/ So it may as well be me," he shrugged on "Get Me Away from Here, I'm Dying". And for a few years, this was a good thing, as Murdoch traced a legacy that included The Smiths, Felt, and the bands of Postcard and Sarah Records rather than dabbling in soul-boy pastiche. Trading in S&M and Bible studies, romance and lust, and tales of childhood woe and insensitivity, Murdoch's introspective and sensitive characters sought solace in books, found anxiety on walks home alone, and harbored sinister sexual desires. It clicked with many-- and when thousands of people took pictures of their obsessions, what developed was the sublime poetry of a reclusive Scottish lad, a band whose rich details were worth devouring, and a Kafka reader lounging in front of a morning window, bathed in red. --Scott Plagenhoef
013: Nirvana
In Utero
In Utero could have been a complacent, cookie-cutter follow-up to an album that set the bar impossibly high; instead, it seethes with visceral rage and purpose. Listening to Kurt Cobain rip his heart out and hold it up for all to see is just as bracing now as it was ten years ago, but the thing that strikes me most these days is just how much Cobain's sarcastic humor creeps into his music. "If you ever need anything/ Please don't hesitate to ask someone else first/ I'm too busy acting like I'm not naive," he shouts on "Very Ape", over guitars honed like razors by recordists Steve Albini and Bob Weston. He's making a joke, but in the process, revealing what was perhaps his most tragic flaw. Cobain's naivete and idealism ultimately made the cynical world of corporations and media limelight too much for him to bear, but he left us with a beautiful swansong and perhaps even a bit of closure in "All Apologies". Nirvana were an important gateway to the underground for thousands of kids in an era when new sounds were much further than a single mouse-click away, and a lot of us were never the same after they were gone. --Joe Tangari
012: Slint
[Touch & Go; 1991]
Driving into Louisville from the east-- following Interstate 64 through the epic dips of West Virginia-- the roadside is littered with dirty little bits of Americana: strips of black rubber ripped from tired truck tires, big, yellow billboards angling towards the closed doors of Gentlemen's Clubs, signs promising wholesale cigarette outlets, offers of fresh, steaming biscuits three miles on right. It's a propulsive roadway, sprawling and forceful. That Slint, the unlikely and (still) underappreciated progenitors of cerebral post-rock, hail from this landscape is not entirely inappropriate: Spiderland, Slint's landmark second record, is comprised of bits and pieces of a million disparate American roadsides, a lurching, complicated portrait of self-contained discontent.
Born from the rubble of Louisville's Squirrel Bait, Slint subverted common ideas about volume and tempo, inspiring a new generation of intense, discordant players, from the Dirty Three to Sigur Rós to contemporary torch-bearers Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Spiderland itself is a heady, chilling listen; the irregularity of its hypnotic melodies, fractured beats, and mismatched lyrics demand a new kind of appreciation, independent of traditional notions of songcraft. With its half-mumbled, half-hollered vocals, deliberate percussion, and drone-gone-aggressive guitars, Spiderland's urgency is almost traumatic to swallow: despondency never tasted so real. The record's reputation can at times seem more ubiquitous than its songs, name-checked by impish upstarts with a kind of glib, dismissive familiarity. In truth, Spiderland's influence is far more thorny and convoluted than its pat spoken legacy could ever convey. Turn up the volume and get out of its way. --Amanda Petrusich
011: Talk Talk
Laughing Stock
[Polydor; 1991]
Laughing Stock seems to gain more acclaim with each passing year. That may be the result of all the bands-- electroacoustic, free folk, post-rock or what have you-- who are struggling to reach what Talk Talk achieved: a record that makes its own environment and becomes more than the sum of its sounds. "Entrancing" barely describes the effect of Laughing Stoc. Where its predecessor, Spirit of Eden, was transcendent, this record aims for something more complicated-- slow then abrupt, quiet then jarring, it emulates nature through its unpredictability. The ensemble blends organs and fluttering violas, rutting blues guitar and harmonica, the breathless persistence of Lee Harris' drumming, and-- most of all-- Mark Hollis' vocals, as gnarled as bark and as bare as a psalm.
On paper, the songs are almost skeletally spare. So, too, are Hollis' almost indecipherable lyrics with their obtuse, nearly Pagan imagery, but in performance those bones are stretched out to hang noise, silence, and repetition, from the crashing of "Ascension Day" to the fleeting breeze of "New Grass". The trumpets on "Taphead" spill like gold ink in water, and the shapeless guitar at the center of "After the Flood" is the core of a work that echoes the mass of great natural forces. Against these backdrops, Hollis wanders through themes of reaching and faltering but instead of a struggle, you hear a man at peace: it's the same sureness that guides the band, as they use these mundane tools to express something greater than themselves. --Chris Dahlen
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Bastide de la Félicité
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Manor House | 6 bedrooms | sleeps 13
|Key Info
There are many lovely houses in Provence, but few are so lovely and so interesting as this one. From the moment one enters the front gate and drives through the almost maze-like high hedges of the front garden, one is made aware that this is a property created by people with good taste and a whimsical sense.
The house itself is extraordinarily welcoming and comfortable while the garden is as entertaining as it is beautiful. Much sought after for visits by gardeners and horticulturists, the property shows off the whimsy of its owners. No plain vanilla here - the garden has delightful surprises in the least-expected places. From geometric landscaping to secret gardens, to jungle delights, it is a horticultural tour-de-force.
Despite being located in one of the most interesting parts of Provence to visit, anyone who stays will want to spend a lot of time right here. The property itself is tough competition for the charms of the local sights at St.Remy, Avignon, Aix, L'Ile-sur-la-Sorgue, Egaliéres, Beaucaire and Arles. The formal gardens, with their hedgerows and cypress trees, their fountains, sculptures and pools, are eye-catching. From an ivy-covered wooden horse staring over the fence, to the rear of a wooden terrier sticking out of a hole in the ground, to metal sculptures of bulls in the pastures, to a miniature dolls house, delightful eccentric touches abound. What is astounding is that 20 years ago, this was a farmer's field - this beauty has been conjured up as if by magic (and hard work).
The larger swimming pool is fed through three fountains, and the adjacent pool house has everything imaginable for such a facility, including showers and its own outdoor kitchen. The second pool is a square, deep plunge pool and is in hidden in a private garden "chamber ", surrounded by high hedges. It is adjoined by a little "Folie", for siesta, and private times.
The house has the low ceilings and layout of an ancient country cottage, although few country cottages would contain seven delightful bedrooms like this one, 3 with king sized beds, 2 queens and the rest are double occupancy bedrooms with single bed. With characterful bathrooms, and attractive views on all sides, they represent the acme of hospitality. The ground floor reception rooms are attractive and comfortable, especially the large living room that opens directly onto a lattice-covered terrace and a formal garden. There is a separate dining room for cozy off season interior dining, and a country kitchen with Provencal charm to make cooking a pleasure.
The following service are included with the house rental. A Service person is available from 8h00 to 14h00 and from 18h00 to 20h00 daily.
Inside Services Include:
- Daily Housekeeping
- Beds (linens changed twice weekly)
- Breakfast Prepared
- Table set for lunch, followed by kitchen cleanup (cooking not included)
- Table set for dinner followed by kitchen cleanup (cooking not included)
- A cook can be provided upon request
Outdoor Services Included:
- 9h00: set-up of pool equipment, outdoor furniture, and garden maintenance
- Storage of pool equipment, outdoor furniture in the evening.
Additional services may be added at a supplement.
|Sleeps up to 13, 6 bedrooms
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Marseille
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Log fire
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer
|6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 4 Shower rooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Single beds (3), Double beds (5), Dining seats for 14
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
The Provence region
In the famed, sun-soaked land of Provence, this house is set in peaceful surroundings perfect for exploring so many of the famed and charming towns that make the region much sought after. Shop local markets for fresh produce, local cheeses, honey, wine, and more. Hike or bike past lavender-studded fields, gaze at sunflowers, and inhale the perfume of fresh thyme, sarriette, and other local herbs
Visit vineyards and sample the famed local wines. There is easy access to countless other notable sites, from the magnificent Roman monuments of Arles, and the Roman Pont du Gard, the medieval village of Castillon du Gard, famous antiques centre of L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, and of course, Uzes, Avignon, Nimes, and Aix.
Marseille is the closest international airport, while TGV station of Avignon is a 1/2 hour away, with trains to Paris in 2/1/2 hours.
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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Seaview!!!
Family businesses. Within walking distance of food, antique shops, beach!
Just about everything. The location was great, the staff was sweet and helpful, the cottage was cozy and spacious... It was so nice and quiet and private. Felt like a little vacation home instead of a rented cottage for two nights.
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a great get away when traveling with a friend and our dogs! Easy walking distance to the beach. Nice yard area for the dogs We felt very safe at this location..
Unfortunately there was a small space under the gate one of the dogs was able to sneak out from.
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It is a very nice cozy place going back
very clean and comfortable quiet landscaping beautiful value for the money have stayed here 2 years in a row
We liked everything about our stay. Cabin #1, felt real homey and clean. Daughter said she hadn't ever slept on a more comfortable bed! The heater warmed space quickly, nice! We would like to come again. Thank you!
The heater start up was loud & startling. Hot water for showers was very limited. Soft spots on flooring around sliding glass door.
Location was good.
The gentleman ay front desk was a bit rude. The problem we had was the unit. The floor in main area was wet and smelled. Staff said pipe broke and it was fixed. But they had not dried it. Also a big hole in floor at front door under carpet, was hazardous. Staff became very defensive and rude when voiced our concerns. Asked me what I expected him to do about it.
The owners are friendly. Seaview is a very quaint town.Our cottage was adorable.
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The smoke alarm right next to the stove........................enough said
It was nice and quiet. Dog-friendly. Adequate kitchen for our needs.
The cottage had a musty, stale smoke smell, that lingered even after opening all windows. They advertise being 5 min from beach - bit you have to cross a major thoroughfare to then walk a good 5 min down the street to beach. And it was just moderately clean. Green bean from previous tenant was still in kitchen sink. We stayed 4 nights - the towels & bed attended to daily, but no apparent cleaning done.
It was quiet. The staff were very nice and met our needs/requests immediately.
The units were too small. We went with friends and our families could barely fit in either unit to eat a meal or play games together. They had the park model unit that had a heater so noisy, they chose to freeze inside at night. We both used the ovens for extra heat. The wi-fi was iffy, especially in the park model unit. There were several dogs around that weren't necessarily friendly, especially to our dog. Might be fine for a family with small kids but not with adult kids...too small.
furnace fan sounded like a cement mixer, had to turn off and use oven for heat. toilet was not mounted to floor, almost fell over no matter how careful you were. Dishes were very greasey and had to wash all.Bedding was not changed during opur 4 day stay. floors were not cleaned either. will not reccomend or stay there again!
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text: Danielle's Bridal UP AND COMING ENTREPRENEUR Boutique Owner - Tracie Daus Success Magazine: Explain your personal history with Danielle's. Tracie Daus: The first time I walked into Danielle's Bridal, I was actually looking for a prom gown. From that first experience, I was sold. After graduating high school, I decided to go to a business college and needed a way to pay for it. I answered an ad in the newspaper about a position at the bridal salon, interviewed, and got the job. I remember my first day of work— I was so excited and nervous, and I must have cleaned at least 100 pairs of tuxedo shoes! I stayed for six years and learned a lot more than cleaning those shoes. Eventually there came a point when I realized I because we also cater to grooms and groomsmen in the wedding party by would need health insurance for my new family and, at that time, it was not offering tuxedo rentals. available through Danielle's. Although I was sad to leave, I knew it was time. I interviewed with a tuxedo formalwear company that was just coming into the SM: What services do you offer? area, and was lucky enough to obtain a management position with them. TD: We actually offer alterations on all gowns purchased with us. We are lucky enough to have a very talented seamstress who has been with us for twenty- SM: Why did you decide to buy the boutique? What was your goal at the three years. With our experience, we are able to offer up a solution to any time? problem that may arise while planning a wedding. TD: The opportunity to buy Danielle's came at an unexpected but most op- portune time in my life. I stayed with that tuxedo company for eight years and SM: You have been in the industry for many years. What keeps you moti- success magazine ltd. managed four stores for them. Due to their downsizing, I was closing those vated each day? stores one by one, wondering what in the world I was going to do. The bridal TD: I love to work, and the different people and personalities that I meet every business was all I knew, and I was beginning to panic. Danielle some how got day make it all worth it. Knowing that my husband and children support me wind that I was going to be losing my job—at this point, after twenty years of unconditionally is what keeps me going. owning the shop, she wanted to become a stay at home mom. She offered me this opportunity, and after a lot of discussion with my husband and children, we came to the conclusion that this was an opportunity that I couldn't pass up. It's funny, but my goal at the time was just to stay in this business— I absolutely loved it. So with their support, I was able to jump back into the dress business. SM: How did your past work experience help prepare you for success in this role? TD: Working in the bridal and tuxedo industry made a big difference in my success in owning Danielle' Bridal Boutique. It gave me hands-on experience from the bottom up. I know what it is like to be an employee, I know what it is like to be a manager, and now I know what it is like to be an employer. I learned how not to treat your employees, and how to treat your customers, with the respect they deserve. I also have a clear understanding of the perspective of the bride and groom as I have gone through the nerves that come with getting married and worrying about all the details that arise. SM: How are you able to ensure success, even in this tough economy? TD: It is difficult owning any small business in this economy. Mostly you have to keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best. I searched for designers this year that had great quality products at lower price points so I would be able to pass that along to the customer. Someone once gave me great advice and told me that as long as I was nice to my customers they would be nice back. I will tell you that was the best advice I was ever given. SM: What is the most rewarding aspect of owning Danielle's Bridal? TD: I love owning the boutique! Helping others with one of the most important events in their lives is truly an honor. Brides come in with love in their eyes and hearts, and I just want them to have the dress of their dreams. I also like knowing that at some point in my life I will have touched someone else's heart and helped them in some way. When my former prom girls come back and want help in purchasing their bridal gowns, it is such a great honor to help them start the next chapter in their lives. SM: What makes Danielle's truly unique in the industry? TD: I had to ask some of my brides this question and they told me it was because we always know their name as they walk through the door. We have such a good time while they are trying on their dresses, whether they are just beginning the process or taking them home. They also told me they don't feel pressured into purchasing that day. Whether they want to try on one dress or twenty dresses, I really feel it is their day, their dress, and their dream—we let them decide when it is the right dress for them. SM: Do you sell anything other than wedding gowns? TD: Wedding gowns are just what we do. We also carry bridesmaid dresses, flower girl dresses, and mother of the bride/groom dresses. And, of course, prom gowns in every color under the sun. Let's not leave the men out here, JUNE 2009 SUCCESS 19


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A Titanic funnel falls, almost hitting a lifeboat--and consequently washing it 30 yards away from the wreck, saving all lives aboard. One man calmly rides the vertical boat down as it sinks, steps into the sea, and doesn't even get his head wet while waiting to be successfully rescued. On one side of the boat, almost no males are permitted in the lifeboats; on the other, even a male Pekingese dog gets a seat. Lord includes a crucial, tragically ironic drama Cameron couldn't fit into the film: the failure of the nearby ship Californian to save all those aboard the sinking vessel because distress lights were misread as random flickering and the telegraph was an early wind-up model that no one wound.
Lord's account is also smarter about the horrifying class structure of the disaster, which Cameron reduces to hollow Hollywood formula. No children died in the First and Second Class decks; 53 out of 76 children in steerage died. According to the press, which regarded the lower-class passengers as a small loss to society, "The night was a magnificent confirmation of women and children first, yet somehow the loss rate was higher for Third Class children than First Class men." As the ship sank, writes Lord, "the poop deck, normally Third Class space ... was suddenly becoming attractive to all kinds of people." Lord's logic is as cold as the Atlantic, and his bitter wit is quite dry. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
A Night to Remember by Walter Lord is the best telling of the sinking of the Titanic.
When you read this, go see the movie again, a lot of some things that appear in this book as fact are also in the movie, which made it more heart wrenching and REAL.
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10 Bizarre Biblical Disasters
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We're using the word "disaster" to describe any massive loss of life, whether God directly or indirectly causes it, and whether it's a natural disaster, military calamity, or something else entirely. The Old Testament is filled with instances of vast numbers of people meeting a sudden and strange end, and here are ten of the most bizarre. Of course, we could probably list the plagues of Egypt and call it today, but we're looking for more obscure disasters, so we'll only include one of those.
1. The Earth swallows men whole
Numbers 16:27-33
A group within the Israelites begins to rebel against Moses. Moses claims that both to punish them and to prove his God-appointed status, the ground will open up beneath them and swallow them. As he finishes speaking, a hole opens beneath them, consuming the people and their possessions (homes included). Then, the earth closes again.
2. Gorged on quail
Numbers 11
A common theme in Numbers is that the Israelites are typically unsatisfied with God. In Numbers 11, they complain that all they've been given to eat is manna, and they'd like a better variety of food. God sends a multitude of quail, providing far more meat than they can eat, but as they gorge themselves on it they are struck by a plague.
3. Shamgar's ox goad
Judges 3:31
Shamgar is one of the Israelite rulers, mentioned only in passing in the book of Judges. He gets surprisingly little attention for his one notable achievement: slaying 600 enemies with an ox goad. A goad is a traditional farming tool used to herd animals.
4. Serpents of fire
Numbers 21:6
Again in Numbers, the Israelites speak ill of God, and to punish them God sends snakes made of fire into their midst, killing many.
5. Tumors on the "secret parts"
1 Samuel 5:6-9
In Samuel 1, The Philistines make the fatal mistake of stealing the Ark of the Covenant. While it's in their camp, numerous tragedies befall them, the most bizarre being that they're afflicted with tumors (sometimes translated as hemorrhoids) "on their secret parts".
6. An Angel of Death
2 Kings 19:35
When the Assyrians attempt to invade the territory of the Godly king Hezekiah, God defends it. In the night, an angel passes through the Assyrian camp, killing 185,000 men.
7. Don't marry Midianites
Numbers 25:9
The Israelites begin fraternizing with the Midianites, even going so far as to participate in pagan religious rituals. One marries a Midianite woman, bringing her back to the Israelite camp. As a result, they're struck with a plague that ravages 24,000 people, ending only when someone takes up a spear and executes the couple.
8. Sodom and Gomorrah
Genesis 19
The Biblical cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were havens of sinful behavior. Two angels are sent there, where they are taken in by Lot. The townspeople ask Lot to send the angels out so they can have intercourse with them, but Lot offers them his daughters instead. Strangely, this is seen as an act of kindness, and the angels help Lot escape when God rains fire and brimstone down onto the cities, completely destroying them.
9. Passover
Exodus 12
Our token Egyptian plague, and arguably the most bizarre. God passes through Egypt, killing all of the firstborn children except those of the Israelites, who use blood to make a sign on their door so that God can recognize their homes.
10. Mauled by bears
2 Kings 2:23-24
When bald prophet Elisha is traveling, a group of children meet him on the road, mocking his bald head. He curses them in the name of the Lord, and two female bears appear from the forest, killing 42 of them.
The Bible is such a vast and rich text that examples of both fabulous miracles and horrible tragedies abound, but these stand out as some of the strangest and most bizarre ways that masses of people have come to an untimely end.
Written by Christopher Moyer – Copyrighted © www.weirdworm.com
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