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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/23/2008 12:07:59 AM
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Bob Dylan wanted to make one gospel album and then go back to what he does best. He just doesn't wear his Christianity on his sleeve musically much same the way Roy Orbison or Johnny Cash approached their music.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/23/2008 12:41:03 AM
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How about "Kyrie" by Mr. Mister (around 86 or 87?)
I always thot he was saying Kerry lays her on, or Carry lasers on... hahah. but...
"Kyrie Eleison" is latin for Lord have mercy... and if you listen to the lyrics its a full on spiritual Christian tune.
Their song "Broken Wings" has a very Christian vibe as well.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/23/2008 2:42:38 PM
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Ken Tamplin, Phil Keaggy, Mastedon, Stryper, Bloodgood...I could go on and on...what happened to all these people?
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/23/2008 2:53:52 PM
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Phil Keaggy is also still around.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/24/2008 3:51:35 PM
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Hey everyone... first post here. LOVE this thread, and stumbled across while 'googling' some old artists I love. All the names brining back great memories!
In response to Rom1221, there was a christian band in the early 90s called East to West that re-made 'Kyrie'... and actually did a real good job. Unfortunately, it may have been the only good track on that CD. :(
Also, someone mentioned 'thank God the keytar is dead'... well... it's been brought back by an excellent Christian band these days... i.e. MuteMath. If you can catch their latest video or concert on YouTube, you'll see that famed instrument back in all its glory. :)
I loved many of the bands already mentioned, but leaned towards the Rock/Alternative side of things. For whatever reason, Geoff Moore and the Distance always struck and chord with me... and was always at the top of my list of favorites. Nice to hear his latest stuff, although he has mellowed a bit... but guess we all do given 15years or so.
Lovin' this topic and board!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/24/2008 3:53:52 PM
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Lovin' this topic and board!
Welcome! Great to have you around!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 2/26/2008 1:49:33 PM
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Coming back? They've had a couple albums in the last 2 years, not to mention a tour. Michael Sweet has done some things with Genr8xion Entertainment for their last two movies "One Night With the King" and "Noelle" (which he acts in).
Don't mess with Stryper...I loved them then and now. BTW, they don't wear spandex anymore. You can check both Michael and Stryper pages on myspace.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/5/2008 12:18:02 PM
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Hubby just picked up a Giant cd and an Allies cd from goodwill.
Which Giant CD? I think I still have Last of the Runaways. Great CD...totally under-rated. It actually got a decent amount of secular radio play here in Chicago back in the early '90's.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/9/2008 9:26:31 PM
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A while ago I found a CD version of "Knock, Breathe, Shine" by Jacob's Trouble. I didn't know that "These Thousand Hills" was originally their song. I love "Further Up, Further In".
I've also bought some of the "Oldie" CD's that Don Francisco has available on his site rockymountainministries.org good stuff!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/9/2008 9:36:58 PM
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A while ago I found a CD version of "Knock, Breathe, Shine" by Jacob's Trouble. I didn't know that "These Thousand Hills" was originally their song. I love "Further Up, Further In".
All of their CDs were good - especially the ones they did with Mark Heard. Good call.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/9/2008 9:43:59 PM
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I saw Don Francisco in concert back in the mid 80's.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/10/2008 1:55:58 AM
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Has anyone mentioned Crumbacher? Sorry, I tried going through the pages and realized there was 10. They were Christian new wave. I had never heard of them until a friend broke out their record, it was pretty great. X-Ray Eyes is an awesome song..."God is watching you, watching you..with his x-ray eyes"
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/11/2008 2:38:52 AM
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I just picked up their first two albums on one CD on ebay. Escape From the Fallen Planet is really good synth pop - heavy on the keyboards, but really good. I am thinking of adding the song 'Crashlanded (In Another Time Zone)' to the rotation on Christian Alternative Radio. I already have 'Track You Down' from Incandescent on there.
I also won Tame the Volcano on ebay last week, but haven't had a chance to listen to it yet. Couldn't pass it up for under $5 before shipping. Previously I had it only on tape format, but preferred to have it on CD. Anyone familiar with that release? How is it?
Have any requests for additions to the song rotation for Christian Alternative Radio? Playing alt rock from the 80's and 90's, I will be adding a good number of new songs to spruce up the playist in the next few weeks, so here's the chance to put in your two cents.
Christian Armor Radio, playing rock, metal and alternative from the 80's and 90's, already has increased the overall number of songs in the playlist. Check it out for something a little heavier from that era.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/12/2008 7:35:00 PM
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humbleinspirit
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Yeah, how about Servant, Bash 'N The Code and Mike Stand?
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/12/2008 7:38:15 PM
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humbleinspirit
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Has anyone mentioned Crumbacher? Sorry, I tried going through the pages and realized there was 10. They were Christian new wave. I had never heard of them until a friend broke out their record, it was pretty great. X-Ray Eyes is an awesome song..."God is watching you, watching you..with his x-ray eyes"
I thought that they were mentioned but perhaps they weren't. Tame The Volcano is an excellent Album, and Incandescent isn't bad either, although that one a lot of the songs sound similar.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 3/12/2008 9:39:58 PM
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I love Servant. They spent a week at a Christian camp I worked at one summer. They really spent time with the staff and became friends with us that week. Then that fall they gave a concert near my house and I got to go see them again.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/10/2008 1:11:12 PM
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I love Howard Hewett!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/10/2008 3:43:26 PM
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I think it's a shame how Christian music manages to erase the memories of so many of it's older artists. While Petra is still a recognizeable name, I'm willing to bet that none of our younger board members remember Bash or Servant, etc.....
Couldn't agree more (new user, first post)...as a 21 year old. At least with the secular ones, every now and then you'll see an infomercial with a compilation by decade, year or theme. Why has this not been done (with the exception of a few praise & worship compilations here and there) in the Christian music scene?
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 12:24:03 AM
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Hi everyone! This is my first post. Obviously, you can tell by my login name which 80s band I love!
I also want to mention LIAISON - Tim and Lary Melby's band. Great stuff! I wish both bands still existed. It seemed like any band under the Frontline Records label back then was just golden.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 9:42:54 AM
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humbleinspirit
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Welcome to forums Josie77, Market42fan and IdleCurefan!
Anyone remember the band Legend at all? They were the first official Christian Rock band signed on Word records when they moved in a new direction.
Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 11:18:32 AM
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The 90s were when I paid the most attn to Christian music. Once the year 2000 came around, my interest began to wane dramatically.
Classics are in red.
Here are a few CCM Market records I dug...
Love Coma - Language of Fools
Starflyer 59 - Silver; Gold; Americana; The Fashion Focus; Everybody Makes Mistakes
Poor Old Lu - Mindsize; Sin; Straight Six; A Picture of the Eighth Wonder
The Prayer Chain - Neverland Sessions/Whirlpool; Shawl; Mercury
The Choir - Circle Slide; Speckled Bird; Free Flying Soul
Adam Again - Dig; Perfecta
Dead Artist Syndrome - Prints of Darkness; Devils, Angels, and Saints
Black and White World - Life Explodes
The 77s - Sticks and Stones; Pray Naked; Drowning with Land in Sight; Tom Tom Blues; EP
Jars of Clay - self titled; Much Afraid; If I Left the Zoo
Luxury - Amazing and Thank You; self titled
Sixpence None the Richer - The Fatherless and the Widow; This Beautiful Mess; Tickets for a Prayer Wheel; self titled
Common Children - Skywire; Delicate Fade
The Throes - All The Flowers Growing In Your Mother's Eyes; Fall On Your World; 12 Before 9; Ameroafriasiana
Aaron Sprinkle - Moontraveler
LSU - The Grape Prophet; Cash in Chaos; Grace Shaker
Michael Knott - Rocket and a Bomb; Screaming Brittle Siren; Strip Cycle
Steve Taylor - Squint
Daniel Amos - Motorcycle; Kalhoun
Sincerely Paul - Grieve
Deitiphobia - Fear of God; Digital Priests; Clean
Lost Dogs - Scenic Routes; Little Red Riding Hood; The Green Room Serenade; Gift Horse <--I bought this in 1999, but it has a date of 2000 on it
PFR - self titled; Goldie's Last Day; Great Lengths; Them
Mad at the World - Seasons of Love; Boomerang; Through the Forest; The Ferris Wheel; The Dreamland Cafe
Code of Ethics - Visual Paradox; self titled; Arms Around the World
Plumb - self titled; Candycoatedwaterdrops
Chasing Furies - With Abandon
Painted Orange - SPIN Records Demo; self titled; Out of Egypt
Under Midnight - Void
Mortal - Lusis; Fathom; Wake; self titled
Fold Zandura - self titled demo; Return; Ultraforever
Hoi Polloi - Happy Ever After
Fell Venus - @
Michael Roe - Safe as Milk; The Boat Ashore
Curious Fools - self titled; {read}; Electric Soul
Driver Eight - Watermelon
Non Christian market releases w/ Christian themes/members:
Aunt Bettys - self titled
King's X - Faith, Hope Love; self titled; Dogman; Ear Candy
Pedro the Lion - It's Hard to Find a Friend
Sunny Day Real Estate - How it Feels To Be Something On
The Innocence Mission - self titled; Umbrella; Bright As Yellow; Birds of My Neighborhood
Over the Rhine - 'Till We Have Faces; Patience; Eve; Good Dog Bad Dog
The Violet Burning - self titled; Demonstrates Plastic and Elastic
The Ocean Blue - self titled; Cerulean; Beneath The Rhythm and Sound; See
Circle of Dust - self titled; Brainchild; Disengage
U2 - Achtung Baby; Zooropa; Pop
The Autumns - Angel Pool
Fleming and John - Delusions of Grandeur; The Way We Are
Chagall Guevara - self titled
Some of the below are guilty pleasures. Others I hate admitting to liking, but I did at one point...
Newsboys - Hell is for Wimps; Not Ashamed; Going Public; Take Me To Your Leader
Petra - Beyond Belief; No Doubt
dc Talk - Nu Thang; Free At Last; Jesus Freak; Supernatural
Amy Grant - House of Love
Michael W. Smith - Go West Young Man
Whiteheart - Tales of Wonder; Highlands; Redemption
Hokus Pick - Brothers From Different Mothers
Imagine This - self titled; Love
Grammatrain - Lonely House
Ian Eskelin - Brand New Language; Supersonic Dream Day
Resolution - Politically Incorrect
A few random songs I liked:
Miss Angie - "Life My Eyes", "Hands", "Satisfied"
Whiteheart - "Lovers and Dreamers"
Petra - "Destiny"
Michael W. Smith - "Live the Life", "Missing Person", "Love Me Good"
Carolyn Arends - "New Year's Day"
Switchfoot - "Chem6A", "Bomb"
Third Day - "Consuming Fire", "Forever", "Peace", "How's Your Head", "Took My Place"
Tourniquet - "Pecking Order"
Allies - "Take Me to the River", "Carried Away", "Mule Headed Man", "Rock n Roll Angel", "Burden Down"
Amy Grant - "I Will Remember You", "Nobody Home", "Leave it All Behind"
Farewell to Juliet - "Seconds Count"
Code of Ethics - "Free"
Under Midnight - "Babylon USA"
Mortification - "Brutal Warfare"
Love Coma - "Heart Wide Open"
Will do my 80s list soon.....
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 11:26:07 AM
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The Choir had some good stuff! My personal favorite was "Wide Eyed Wonder." If this Album came out today, I am sure that the title track would be a crossover hit!
And yes, wasn't DC Talk rather cheesy prior to Jesus Freak as well?
Hoi Polloi is another good band too! I had their self titled album instead.
BTW, its been reported that Ray Boltz has become public and told people that he is gay. I am shocked!
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