Remission - Claws of Vultures / Temples album flac

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The 12-inch EP originally featured with six tracks, then, a year later in 1985, it was released on cassette with five additional songs that lengthened the release to a full album. This expansion became the default version of Remission. Remission was certified gold by Music Canada on January 31, 2000.

1. Claws Of Vultures 05:14 2. Temples 04:46.

The carved inscription on the Stele of Vultures, of remarkable length despite only having survived in part, exalts the triumphs of a ruler who had benefited from divine protection since birth. Nourished on the milk of the goddess Ninhursag and taking his name from the goddess Inanna, it was from the god Ningirsu himself that he had received the kingship of Lagash. The triumphant army of Lagash tramples the bodies of its enemies, on which a host of vultures has already begun to feed - the scene from which the stele takes its name. The inscription proclaims: "Eannatum struck at Umma. The bodies were soon 3,600 in number.

Tarxien Temples also known as the Megalithic Temples of Tarxien were constructed at the height of the Temple Period. They are a witness to the culmination of prehistoric art, architecture and ritual practices in late Neolithic Malta. They are one of the most unique temples in the world due to their sophisticated and precise designs. Also the unique and beautiful art has made these temples part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. They are situated 400 metres away from the Hypogeum in Paola where the first temple was built around 3000 BC. They are located on the eastern far end of the site.