Music

Atown said:
no love for country ? (besides MM)
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You misunderstand. I like some, selected country music; there's maybe a dozen songs on my iPod, and most of those could be considered Southern Rock as well.

As for listening to it, I'm mostly okay with it. The twangy stuff drives me nuts. But the stuff you can dance to is fine.

Oh, and I listen to some classical and some Middle Eastern. Left that off.
 
MaidMirawyn said:
As for listening to it, I'm mostly okay with it. The twangy stuff drives me nuts. But the stuff you can dance to is fine.
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oh ya i hate the stuff thats REALLY country and hillbilly (no offence) i guess that what i like is considered country rock.
 
Casting Crowns - "Set Me Free"
38th Parallel- all of em heh heh
Christ Tomlin- "Forever"
Jars of Clay- "Flood" "I'll Fly Away"
Nichole Nordeman- "Brave"
Third Day- just about everything heh heh
and more...
2 all time favorites- dc Talk "Jesus Freak" and Brian Doerksen "Refiner's Fire"
I mostly listen to Christian because it helps me focus, but when I listen to secular I try to listen to stuff with out swearing.
Chevelle
Metallica (a select few songs) :eek:
Johnny Cash (a select few)
and more that I can't think of right now because my cd's are upstairs and I am too lazy to get them heh heh. :D
 
88.7 FM (Out of Columbus, Ohio) Christian Rock and Hip Hop, techno on one night, metal on another, good variety. Available at www.radiou.com.

92.3 FM (Out of Columbus, Ohio) Country music FTW!
95.5 FM (Out of Columbus, Ohio) Classic Country almost FTW!

97.9 FM (Out of Columbus, Ohio) Secular Rock and Hip hop

1460 AM (Out of Columbus, Ohio) Home of the best Buckeyes' sports coverage!
 
slalomdms said:
I grew up on country music, so i like most of it, one of the artist that i dont like much is Toby Keith.
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why no like toby keith? if you dont like a kieth, it should be kieth urban lol
 
Let's see, some of my faves:

Black Velvet by Alannah Myles
Jesus Freak and Godsend by dc Talk
Speechless by Steven Curtis Chapman
Thief by Third Day
Best Kept Secret by Skillet
Surely God is With Us by Rich Mullins
Walk on Water by Audio Adrenaline
Sweet Home Alabama by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Georgia by The Charlie Daniels Band
Agnus Dei and Friends by Michael W. Smith
Better is One Day by Petra
Made Perfect by Three Cord Wonder (because I had quite a few friends who didn't get the memo...)
Shout to the Lord by Darlene Zschech

Comedy:
eBay by Weird Al (cause my husband is an eBay addict)
Cheerleader by Deirdre Flint (very funny, fairly true, but I never wanted to be one)

Classical:
Hallelujah Chorus by Handel (wonderful to sing, but so fatiguing!)
Clair de Lune by Debussy (preferrably played by my husband!)
Everything Mozart

Middle Eastern:
Fire Dance by Omar Feruk Tekbilek and Brian Keane
El Walad Da by Amir Diab
 
The best amount of bass for a rap song is when you stand in the back of the room your clothes vibrate :p up close the bass should be stumach grinding :p

our setup in our youth area is 4x12in turbosound, 2xdual 18in turbosound subs and 2 rear 15in peaveys. On average we run around 110-115 decibels for music and around 100 for worship. the turbosounds are impressive, if your church needs a sound system for a semi decent price take the turbosounds, they are LOUD and sound clear compared to yamahas, behringers, and peveys in the same price range...

Of course a system wound sound good without a properly equelized system and someone who knows how to equelize a channel...

Nothing like having complaints from the other side of the church :p
 
Music is a passion of mine... as for bands..


-Waterdeep.
-Derek Webb.
-Sufjan Stevens.
-Mars Ill.
-Josh Garrels.
-Woven Hand.
-Deepspace5.
-Corey Red and Precise.
-Cross Movement.
-Damien Jurado.
-100 Portraits.
-Ill Harmonics.
-BPM.
-Massivivd.
-Flynn
-K M Williams.
-Othello.
-Redeemed Thought.
-Soul Junk.

Just to name a few....:D
 
vibrokatana said:
The best amount of bass for a rap song is when you stand in the back of the room your clothes vibrate
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The best volume setting for a rap song is off.... ;)

Just kidding. Some people like some genres, some like others...
 
Dauntless said:
QFT.

Rap=Crap
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most people who hate rap havent actually heard a good song. I will admit that scremo and rap is an aquired taste, and alot of people frown at you when you play it in your car...
 
Oh I've heard my fair share of rap. My roomate freshman year listened to it all the time, I never got to put my own music on as a matter of fact. I suppose my distaste for the genre can be credited to that bad experience but I never much cared for it before then either.
 
it is obvious that some people here dont respect other peoples choices...

Respect, its what allowed me to get my wonderful job. sure people around me do stuipid things but i have the respect and wisdom to not comment on how stuipid they are...
 
Agreed Vibro.

Let's move on and let Vibro listen to his Young M.C. and Tone Loc. (Old School, when rap was FUN!)

I currently have in my car's six disc changer:

Simon and Garfunkel's Greatest Hits, Volume Two (The Boxer PWNS)
Casting Crowns (self-titled)
DC Talk, Supernatural
Queen, Greatest Hits Volume One (everything but Bohemian Rhapsody)
A random Veggie Tales CD (in case my son is in the car)
Gaither Vocal Band, A Few Good Men (working on it for a church quartet number)
 
Kutless ftw!

Other stuff I ususally listen to:
Skillet
Thousand Foot Krutch (they're playing on Christianrock.net right now, hehe)
Third Day
Jeremy Camp
Newsboys
MercyMe
Switchfoot
ApologetiX
Flyleaf
Jonah33
Pillar
Eowyn
dc Talk

But Kutless is by far my favorite.
 
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