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FAVORITE BANDS
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ezra
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i like variety country southern Gospel/some contemporary i like casting crowns mercy me for what the leader went through classic rock . here is a gospel group i like they are bit bluegrass gospel
Dailey & Vincent - When I Reach That Home Up There (Live)
some of the best harmony there is
this is bit country Gospel
classic rock <shock> yuppers lol
BTO here they are in there 70's age
YOUNGER YEARS
how many seen on news Alice cooper returned back to the Lord in church
some of the best harmony there is
this is bit country Gospel
classic rock <shock> yuppers lol
BTO here they are in there 70's age
YOUNGER YEARS
how many seen on news Alice cooper returned back to the Lord in church
MyAdonai
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Oh gosh, how could I forget all of those ones, especially CCR, Mowtown, Led, Deep, OTIS!!! I was born too late, lol. It was at an early age like, 7 or 8 years old when I got my first transister radio...it was glued to my ear. Then, I went to camp at like from 10 years old into my later teens. I had made 2 close friends and we used to hang with one in particular. Her brother and his girlfriend were a good 6-8 years older than us but...there was nothing BUT the 60's and 70's music playing round the clock pretty much so...I learned to love a ton of that era's music and still have most of them. There are simply way too many to name just one or two, lol...
Also, over the last few years, I am loving allot of the contemporary Christian music ♥
MyAdonai
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"how many seen on news Alice cooper returned back to the Lord in church"
That's awesome! The angels are a singin!
JohnDB
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I am so "Nashville"...
I used to have a neighbor who was a "fill in" drummer. He would play for these guys on occasion. But since he was retired from the musicians union he didn't play a lot.
Only when they went to go to someplace unique like Ireland or Scotland would he go. (The demand for him went through the roof when he retired)
He was always teasing me about my truck's horn working (I was vacuuming my truck out and couldn't hear that the seat was leaning on the horn the same way he could down the street...but I could hear him practicing regularly...all was good...I had stuff I teased him about too)
It's really strange living in Nashville.
I assume that you're speaking of being a drummer for The Beach Boys right and not The Fat Boys.
JohnDB
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That's what I figured. Apart from "Wipeout" I don't even really know who The Fat Boys are.
MyAdonai
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I just googled them, (Fat Boys) listened for a minute. Not a fanThat's what I figured. Apart from "Wipeout" I don't even really know who The Fat Boys are.
I just googled them, (Fat Boys) listened for a minute. Not a fan
I must confess, I listened to a couple of their songs on YouTube and even though they're not my favorite, they are still pretty good in my opinion. Of course that's coming from somebody who listens to old school rap and wants to be a Christian rap artist someday.
Oh yeah and what did you like about my other post? Was it Panic! At The Disco, Nysnc, Backstreet Boys, all of the above or what?
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Oh and you're welcome ladies. Hehe! :wink Sorry guys. 
(And sorry for this freaky weird intro btw. :erm) I love seeing them shake what their mama gave them though! :drool Miss them. 
(And sorry for this freaky weird intro btw. :erm) I love seeing them shake what their mama gave them though! :drool Miss them. 
stovebolts
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Ohh my! If were going to go back that far, then yea gotta throw some classic Ozzy in there! Hey, not all his lyrics are demonic, and Randy is one of the best guitarists of all time!
Lauren has to be my favorite!
I LOVE Crazy Train!!! 
I just never realized before that Ozzie Osbourne sung it. I first heard it in the Ghost Rider movie. Only one more season (summer) and one more major holiday (Independence Day) before Halloween!!! :woot(In fact that's one of the only few reasons that I don't mind the end of summer so much. :wink)
I just never realized before that Ozzie Osbourne sung it. I first heard it in the Ghost Rider movie. Only one more season (summer) and one more major holiday (Independence Day) before Halloween!!! :woot(In fact that's one of the only few reasons that I don't mind the end of summer so much. :wink)
stovebolts
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Yeah, i was big into Ozzy in the 80's and 90's. Most don't know this, but each song on his albums generally told a piece of the whole story the album contained. In other words, most often the songs did not stand alone, instead, they were parts of a whole.I LOVE Crazy Train!!!
Admitably, he isn't the best influence but he does give insight into deranged minds, like Mr. Crowley or the pedophile Mr. Tinkertrain.
Admittingly I never even heard of those other two and that's the only Ozzie song I know that comes to mind, (I might know others if I hear them though) but one thing that I know for sure is that both the Ghost Rider movies are vastly underrated. At least in my opinion anyways. I watch them every year in October.