What are you listening too
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:52 pm
Now that Petra is not around anymore. Besides listening to what Petra has put out over the years. Who else are you all listening to....
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proud to say the king of parodies lives on in my den
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:11 pm
Weird Al, man. I have all of his 11 studio albums now. With a few minor exceptions (like "Genius in France"), his wacky lyrics are fantastic.
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:22 pm
The Killers, The Class of 98, Hillsong, Casting Pearls, Keane, Coldplay, Collective Soul, Morning Wood, The Dark Romantics, OLD Whiteheart, Michael Knott, The Fire Theft, Diffuser, Chris Tomlin, OLD Scarecrow & Tinmen, Cool Hand Luke, Crash Test Dummies, Phil Collins, Legends of Rodeo, so many more. Can't have one favorite.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:31 am
My favourites at the moment are: Petra, Stryper, Toto, Krokus, Aerosmith, Scorpions... 
Jam
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:18 am
TobyMac, ZoeGirl, Newsboys. Getting revved up for Winter Jam this weekend!
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 9:24 am
My Favs on this moment are:
Petra: Farewell
Jonah 33: Strangest Day
Bon Jovi: Have a Nice Day
Skillet: Alien Youth
Petra: Farewell
Jonah 33: Strangest Day
Bon Jovi: Have a Nice Day
Skillet: Alien Youth
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 10:35 am
Los Lobos
Well...
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 11:18 am
Right now I'm listening to the sound of my arteries hardening as I get older by the minute! 
Actually, I'm listening to:
Audio Adrenaline: Until My Heart Caves In
Petra: Farewell
Relient K: MMHMM
John Reuben: The Boy vs The Cynic
Thousand Foot Krutch: Phenomenon
Thousand Foot Krutch: The Art of Breaking
In the near future I'll be listening to:
Michael Card: The Hidden Face of God
And hopefully in the near, near future I'll be watching:
Petra: Farewell DVD
AND...
not to slight any of the other artists I'm listening to right now, but I REALLY MISS the unambiguous, biblical message Petra put into EVERY ONE of their songs! There's just something lacking with a lot of today's music. Not that we should be substituting music and entertainment for a real relationship with God through prayer, worship and reading of the Word, but Petra really seemed to keep everything in perspective.
A lot of today's groups are really good at musicianship and energy, but very ambiguous when it comes to mentioning "the reason for the hope that lies within them."
Actually, I'm listening to:
Audio Adrenaline: Until My Heart Caves In
Petra: Farewell
Relient K: MMHMM
John Reuben: The Boy vs The Cynic
Thousand Foot Krutch: Phenomenon
Thousand Foot Krutch: The Art of Breaking
In the near future I'll be listening to:
Michael Card: The Hidden Face of God
And hopefully in the near, near future I'll be watching:
Petra: Farewell DVD
AND...
not to slight any of the other artists I'm listening to right now, but I REALLY MISS the unambiguous, biblical message Petra put into EVERY ONE of their songs! There's just something lacking with a lot of today's music. Not that we should be substituting music and entertainment for a real relationship with God through prayer, worship and reading of the Word, but Petra really seemed to keep everything in perspective.
A lot of today's groups are really good at musicianship and energy, but very ambiguous when it comes to mentioning "the reason for the hope that lies within them."
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 11:27 am
Lots of sports talk radio and in case my brother sees this.....Sonrise!
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:14 pm
Third Day, Tree 63, Telecast, Hillsong, and some WhiteHeart.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 3:17 pm
This makes me realize I've been too tired to listen to much lately...
Maybe I'll buy some of the albums on my wishlist at CD universe as it's about time to hear something new (to me). I still can't afford Screamin and Hollerin the Blues, so maybe I'll break down and buy the JSP set.
Then I'll be listening to Charley Patton.
Maybe I'll buy some of the albums on my wishlist at CD universe as it's about time to hear something new (to me). I still can't afford Screamin and Hollerin the Blues, so maybe I'll break down and buy the JSP set.
Then I'll be listening to Charley Patton.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:59 pm
Well considering I have over 200+ albums on my ipod. 
Aside from listening to the Petra and G X Volz albums thru out the polls I'm conducting. I'm currently listening to Kenny Marks. Kevin Max will probably be next. Just last week I was listening to a little ELO.
Newest group on my list. Switchfoot, and Third Day. I just got a few switchfoot albums. Third Day I've had a while but just never took the time to sit down and really listen to them. Plus I've been thinking of going thru "Whitecross" again. But I've been busy with other things.
Aside from listening to the Petra and G X Volz albums thru out the polls I'm conducting. I'm currently listening to Kenny Marks. Kevin Max will probably be next. Just last week I was listening to a little ELO.Newest group on my list. Switchfoot, and Third Day. I just got a few switchfoot albums. Third Day I've had a while but just never took the time to sit down and really listen to them. Plus I've been thinking of going thru "Whitecross" again. But I've been busy with other things.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:08 pm
Right now, I'm listening
Petra - Farewell
Hillsong - God He Reigns
Stryper - Reborn
Whitecross - Nineteen Eighty Seven (The old Whitecross is finally back with this great album).
Day of Fire
and others.
Petra - Farewell
Hillsong - God He Reigns
Stryper - Reborn
Whitecross - Nineteen Eighty Seven (The old Whitecross is finally back with this great album).
Day of Fire
and others.
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:47 pm
Well, maybe not too original, but besides Petra, how about John Schlitt?!Now that Petra is not around anymore. Besides listening to what Petra has put out over the years. Who else are you all listening to....
I also just bought the Live Worship CD from Newsong. I was really impressed when I saw them at the Soul2Soul Honors in Louisville in August. And, I'm listening to Farewell June.
On the secular front, Head East (surprise there, eh?), Keith Urban, and I dragged out an old Burton Cummings CD the other day.
Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 12:39 am
Hey Toby, I see you mentioned Toto. Have you heard their latest yet? If so, what do you make of the "talking to his lover" line in the song "Spiritual Man." I'm still undecided about that one.Toby wrote:My favourites at the moment are: Petra, Stryper, Toto, Krokus, Aerosmith, Scorpions...