It's sounds like a very interesting song. I can't say that I understand the words or it's my type of music but you put all the sounds nicely together and they blendid well. So well done!

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thanks muchly! Ein Keloheinu means literally, "There is none like our God". It's
an acrostic poem that spells out the word, "Amen" and is sung at the end of
worship to put a big ole' "Amen" at the end of the service. Thanks for your
input!

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which is not bad. You're dangerously close to "cheesy",
but it made me smile.

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My grandmother used to be in charge of the music
department and choir at her synagogue when I was a kid
-- and she would roll over in her grave to hear the "club"
version of this song! Thanks for the laugh, but more
importantly, thanks for the nostalgia and reminder of my
roots.

Miss Chaos

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Cantor,

This is the coolest version of Ein Keloheinu that I have ever heard. I think that they need to play this in our synogouge!

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I would SO go to listen to this!

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