The Petra Zone

It's been done.

I don't want to see anything out of bobs behind. There are people that would like to see such a thing, and believe it doesn't stink there's a joke in there somewhere about a guitarist and a G string, but I'm not that clever. Now those are images I didn't need going into the week-end. :shock: http:/...

When will this crew own another stage is my question. GOD HAS DIRECTED THEM TO PLAY TOGETHER AGAIN AND RECORD 10 MORE ALBUMS.

I didn't buy much in 2014, but here's what I liked/discovered/streamed a lot: Steve Taylor and the Perfect Foil: Goliath Only a Ride La Dispute: Rooms of the House Stay Happy There The Echelon Effect: Pacific Two Continents Har Megiddo: Light Destroys the Darkness Love in the City Eikon: My Fortress...

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Fun list. Though it reads like a 4th grader's rough draft.

Who got the shaft? Who's overrated?

I prefer DT's rendition of Praying Man to the original. And I luh-HOVed the original. My tastes evolved in 7 years, I guess. I figured out how to enjoy more than just 80s hair rock. Breathe In continues to be my wife's favorite, and by that song, she became an actual fan of Petra and John Schlitt. G...

I know what you mean, and I'm not in the "industry." You are, many are and you need to make a living, certainly I don't intend to discount that. I don't know that it necessarily affects "quality," per se, or maybe enjoyability, in general. Yeah, maybe you can practice and rehearse all day if its you...

Which one's the Petra one?

Don't take silence as being complicit in file sharing. I don't see what one has to do with the other. Obviously rock music isn't dead. It's alive and well in the clubs and fairs and garages and the bars. It's being crafted and created by people who don't want to claw their way through a gutter of ru...

I'd be like the following: