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23 minutes ago, KarpetRydOFunk said:

My brother-in-law sent me a video of my one year old nephew headbanging to this last night. 

 

That's cute 

1 hour ago, metalmaniac777 said:

"Freedom" and its follow-up, "Powerhouse," were a perfect one-two punch from these guys. Shame they couldn't keep that kind of consistency going ("Tales of Wonder" and "Highlands" are both good albums, but pale in comparison to what came before).

I think they're all good

On 9/25/2021 at 6:51 PM, auslander said:

Whiteheart get a little metallic on the opening track to their AOR masterpiece album Freedom from 1989.

 

I LOVE WHITEHEART I LOVE THIS SONG I LOVE THEM!! (too bad I wrecked the tape a lady at church gave me- it was signed but I'm working on fixing it) 

1 hour ago, auslander said:

Tasty hard rock from Uthanda in 1991.

 

😁😁😁

On 9/19/2021 at 6:54 PM, auslander said:

Hard rock from 1993. This band used to be just called "Legend" but then changed their name to "Legend Seven" for their second album. I don't know why.

 

I LOVE the song first love 

On 11/29/2019 at 2:48 AM, Geoff said:

Oh lol. It was the right song at some point but changed between pages without me even noticing, lol. 

Were they really considered a "rock" band? I didn't know they were christian freaks either. Didn't they do the theme song to Dawson's Creek or something? Not that you'd have any idea what that (awesome) show was.

Ha this is ancient but I have seen some of Dawson's Creek and it started out fine, but later on I stopped cause it became trash 

1 hour ago, auslander said:

The song is about the church. Being a family to all. Comforting people, being the mother they need. The other believers are sisters and brothers, etc.

I know it's years late but just in case you never discovered the meaning on your own.

Thanks! I had forgotten about it for awhile, but good to find the meaning!

9 hours ago, auslander said:

Or if you own the cd, like me 😀

Well yea but I don't 

On 9/9/2021 at 6:21 AM, metalmaniac777 said:

Barren Cross were Christian metal's answer to Iron Maiden. Oddly enough, while I never cared much for Iron Maiden, I've always liked B.C.

I love Somewhere Far Away
The only way to listen to it is if you skip to a certain amount into the album posted on YT or if you're on https://www.christianclassicrock.net/

40 minutes ago, metalmaniac777 said:

I think the only one that makes me reach for the Skip button is "Cultic Regimes."

Same cause it always startled me when I would shuffle my playlist 😂😂😂

On 9/4/2021 at 7:22 PM, auslander said:

20/20 Blind with this track from 1994. Again, I think it might have been a one and done album.

 

I Am Blind is a rlly good song

Should the World Fail to Fall Apart- Peter Murphy 

This Night Has Opened My Eyes- The Smiths

4 hours ago, Geoff said:

I thought I'd just check in on this thread to see what you cute little christian folk are up to and the first thing I see is sheer blasphemy. Yuck.

🙄 

1 hour ago, metalmaniac777 said:

Skillet is arguably one of the best--if not THE best--Christian modern rock bands on the scene today (though personally I prefer Disciple, despite their lack of mainstream success).

Imo Disciple is awful… 

On 8/31/2021 at 5:45 PM, auslander said:

Mad at the World started out as a synthpop band and then became hard rock. This song from their 1991 album Boomerang.

 

I really like That Lonesome Road

4 hours ago, auslander said:

Ken Tamplin (of Shout and Magadallan) with his first solo album. Basically picks up where Shout left off in 1990.

 

Like the hair, like the style of shirt, and I've wanted to know who that guitarist was for awhile now!! 

2 hours ago, Doggy said:

Night Of The Living Dead - Jackyl 

Happy Nyoilers

The Queen is Dead- The Smiths

More Songs About Buildings and Food- Talking Heads

Alone Again Or- The Damned

Time Will Crawl- David Bowie 

Night Time- Killing Joke

Not Enough Time- INXS

Once Upon a Time- Simple Minds

2 hours ago, auslander said:

Trolling!

I trolled… lol