The Petra Zone

Llo he eztado mui byen éztoz díaz, ¡y tü kómo eztaz?

Well, I think I'm gonna go for the Yamaha P65. If anyone has any objections speak now or forever hold your peace...

Yeah I also remember when a bunch of people left the Petra.

We had better be careful lest we give one of the record companies a great idea for another "Best of" ... Hey, let's ask them to make a "weirdest of" compilation! They could call it something like Petra Means Weird or Beyond Weird and on it would be all the songs we mentioned here. And in the CD ins...

spottacus wrote:I was also thinking of that one, my pseudo-japanese friend. The band was always willing to experiment.

Indeed, my pseudo-Greek friend.

I listened to clips of Vertical Expressions and I was less than impressed. I don't know if I could even bear to listen to the clips again, let alone the whole thing. It didn't sound anywhere near as good as any Petra album.

I think the weirdest (and most obnoxious) song ending is I'm Not Ashamed from their first album, when they take the guitar solo and speed it way up and slow it down distorted. Makes my ears hurt listening to it.

yamasaaaki har har wrote:I really like all three of them but my fav would be The Rock Cries Out because it's the most exciting to listen to and sing with.

Of course if you heard me "sing" you probably wouldn't call it singing.

"Lucas McGraw," especially at the end when they shoot the pig.

I really like all three of them but my fav would be The Rock Cries Out because it's the most exciting to listen to and sing with.

Worst? Can't answer that one. I like PP2 and Revival about equally and neither of them are bad at all.

super funny.

Ola Rozeli, ¿ke paza?

I remember growing up on Radio Shack Concertmates when I was a kid.

I think it's a nice name - but yeah be prepared for people to call him things like "Nazareth And" or "Nazareth But"....not that I would be mean enough to do so myself but I'm sure lots of kids at school would.

Criteria: - 88 key range (same as acoustic piano) - weighted keys (feels like playing an acoustic piano) - realistic piano sound (I'm not concerned about what other sounds it has) - polyphony (well, duh) - headphone jack, damper pedal, AC adapter and stand included - easily portable (not too heavy t...