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LOL ... I'll listen to everything from Statler Brothers for the outstanding 4 part harmonies ... to Red/Disciple/Skillet for the I need to shout moments ... and sometimes I'll listen to the likes of LaCrae. And then everything in between.
This sounds just like me... I listen to Bach (classical), MercyMe (alternative), Red (rock), LeCrae (rap), and just about everything in between. If music has good lyrics and a good sound than I'm there.Currently I'm really hooked on the song "Hold Me Now" by Red... at least for the time being.
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LOL ... I'll listen to everything from Statler Brothers for the outstanding 4 part harmonies ... to Red/Disciple/Skillet for the I need to shout moments ... and sometimes I'll listen to the likes of LaCrae. And then everything in between.
As someone else said, Music is a tool and there are many tools in the musical drawer. There are soft sweet songs, there are loud angry songs, there are intense vocal harmonies, there are sweet innocent voiced solos ... all to fit the mood and the message to be shared.
This sounds just like me... I listen to Bach (classical), MercyMe (alternative), Red (rock), LeCrae (rap), and just about everything in between. If music has good lyrics and a good sound than I'm there.Currently I'm really hooked on the song "Hold Me Now" by Red... at least for the time being.
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PS: Actually, Lexy, there is probably a stylistic or rhythmic link between Bach counterpoint and hard rock. Interesting you like Red as well as Bach!
Blessings.
That is a good point, Farouk... Maybe I'll have to do some comparisons as an experiment.![]()
Lexy: Yes, well, there is something very invigorating and vigorous about Christian hard rock, for example; as in Red's Forever; and even in Red's Release the Panic and Red's Glass House. And then of course Bach's counterpoint pieces are both sublimely controlled and rigorous.
It's kind of superficial that while Bach might be played by men in tuxedos or women in floppy, off the shoulder dresses, Red's style is more bluejeans, leather and tattoos. Muscially, though, they are similarities. Both have strong, Christian influences, also.
Blessings.
...Currently I'm really hooked on the song "Hold Me Now" by Red... at least for the time being.![]()
Not much. Never heard any of their songs. Suppose I should look some up.
Oh no here we go again.. that's like arguing white lies white witchcraft good spells evil spells or voting for the lesser of two evils. Don't you guys remember who used to be in charge of the heavenly instrument section or stop to think he just might influence these groups or do you think being Christians he leaves them alone? Oh while were at it don't forget this is the same world that nailed our Saviour to that tree..
tob