The first GOR album, titled “Bellum Gnosticorum", was released in 2000. It was followed by "Ialdabaoth" in 2001, "Phlegraei" in 2002, "Qumran" in 2003, and "Croisades" in 2004. All of these releases have been published by the French label Prikosnovénie.
GOR also took part in various collaborations: the album "Soleil" with the Japanese group Jack or Jive; and the “Love Sessions” Volumes 1 & 2, which include the groups Lys (France), Daemonia Nymphe (Greece), and Louisa John-Krol (Australia).
Flamma amoris
Gor Lyrics
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vita plena
animam vulnerat
cum clementia
in suo centro
profundiore
nunc ab aliqua
tua opera
blanda plaga
lenis manus
ardens vulnus
tenuis tactus
eterne vitae
et omne debtum
solvit mors
The lyrics to Gor's song "Flamma Amoris" are a poetic, emotive exploration of the themes of love and death. The song begins with the phrase "Flamma Amoris," which translates to "flame of love." This sets the tone for the rest of the song, which describes how love is both powerful and dangerous, like a flame that can burn and wound.
The second line, "vita plena," can be translated to "life full." This suggests that love is something that brings fullness and richness to life. However, the next line, "animam vulnerat cum clementia," translates to "it wounds the soul with mercy." This seems to suggest that even though love can be a positive and fulfilling experience, it can also be painful and damaging.
The next few lines of the song go on to describe how love can be both gentle and intense, healing and damaging. The phrase "ardens vulnus," for example, translates to "burning wound." This highlights the paradoxical nature of love - it can be both a source of pleasure and pain.
Overall, Gor's "Flamma Amoris" is a beautiful and evocative exploration of the complicated nature of love and its impact on our lives.
Line by Line Meaning
Flamma amoris
The flame of love, burning passionately.
vita plena
A life filled with purpose and meaning.
animam vulnerat
Love wounds the soul, leaving it vulnerable and open.
cum clementia
Yet love also contains kindness and mercy.
in suo centro
At the core of love, in its very center.
profundiore
Deeper than what may be seen or known on the surface.
nunc ab aliqua
Now, thanks to someone, or with the help of someone.
tua opera
Through your actions or influence.
ardens vulnus
The painful burn of the love's wound.
blanda plaga
The gentle yet persistent sting of love's affliction.
lenis manus
The soft touch of a lover's hand.
ardens vulnus
The fiery wound of love that persists.
tenuis tactus
The delicate and subtle touch of love's effect.
eterne vitae
Enduring life that transcends earthly existence.
et omne debitum
And the release of all debts or obligations.
solvit mors
Freed by death, the ultimate release from life's burdens and attachments.
Contributed by Alexander I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
valentina contrera
great song