The Petra Zone

This is actually pretty good. 4 years of a decent person will be refreshing. Finally, we will win.

Well, I went - of course, being my first concert I don’t have much to compare it to, but I have watched my share of Petra concert footage, so I think I had some idea of what to expect, and all I can say is, “Wow”. It was a fantastic show. The mix was excellent (a bit loud for my personal tastes but...

Sounds awesome!

If only John Bolton and countless other former administration officials shared the same optimism for a second term.... You know, usually the former aids support the President that hired/appointed them. Republican party is due a cleansing and we will witness it.

Does anyone know if the Star Song Greatest hits releases that were released in the 1990's Petraphonics, Petrafied, Power Praise etc.... Were these tracks remastered for those releases? They definitely sound "brighter" to me, and they "crank" a little better on the JDB tracks...just curious if anyon...

According to a statement by John Schlitt on his facebook page. "If you try to go to my website (johnwschlitt.com) or purchase a CD at Schlittshop.com, be aware that all my domain names have been hacked!" He goes on to say that they are working on fixing the issue. The Petra Zone may have been a vict...

brent wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 02, 2004 6:31 pm

From a record label stand point, there are two records that never sell well, 1) Live records, 2) double records.

Only one live record broke that rule: Peter Frampton.

I think Johnny Cash and Cheap Trick had successful live albums.

I really dig it! I'd buy an album of this in an instant.

Sad- Crying by Allies,
Telephone Line- ELO
Tears in Heaven- Clapton
With Hope- Steven Curtis Chapman

brenthandy wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 29, 2019 6:44 pm

The chorus of The Gambler. Ha.

That or the chorus from Coward of the County. Two Kenny Rogers tunes, and I bet he has many more if you stop and analyse.

Diehard, I was able to become a fan of Petra just after the release of BB. SHortly after my brother came back from his first semester of college I listened to the title track and could not get enough of the band. On FIre was the next album I would get. At some point I came across the early albums an...

Diehard- you are truly a force of nostalgia! You are discovering and asking things as if it was the 1990's again :) I really enjoy the comments and insight coming from a young person as they discover the era of 80's and 90's christian rock. That being said I can remember the day I purchased the Crys...

John Fogerty. Sorry, but when you type CCR it will always mean Creedence to me. As for Classic Christian Rock there is no I can think of that I would like to meet...maybe Lisa Faxen.

Jesus Freak is a DC Talk song. Larry Norman did a cover of it after DCT had done a cover of Norman's " I Wish We'd All Been Ready." Before Jesus Freak DCT was more of a hip hop/boy band, and in my opinion they were downright lousy. It was embarrassing to pop in a cassette and hear a song like "Spinn...

Die Hard- if you are asking about the facebook link then the first song is Flood by Jars of Clay. It was a big hit in the mid 90's. Huge- it was played all over mainstream radio, used in movies, etc. The last song is Jesus Freak, which was a hit for DC Talk. Kevin Max was part of that group. Toby Ma...