In the late 60s, the Christian music sounded pretty abysmal. Most recordings consisted of nothing but hymns. Christian rock? Why – that was an oxymoron! All the good music was secular! Even Elvis Presley’s two religious albums were not rock and roll – they were hymns and gospel standards. If the King of Rock and […]
Contrary to Popular Belief, The Devil Does NOT Have All the Good Music. Read More ยป
Last week, I created a playlist called the 70’s and 80’s Soft Rock Supercoma. One canonical soft rock song missing from this list: Peter Cetera (with Amy Grant) – Next Time I Fall. Some of you might wonder why this omission was made. Sure, I did include Peter Cetara’s “For the Glory of Love,” as
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Yesterday, I gave you all permission to listen to bad music. Some might call this a clever way to justify my love for Kelly Clarkson’s music. Other’s might say this was not clever at all! – just an excuse….but I digress. As many of you know, I grew up listening to a lot of Christian
I out myself as a Kelly Clarkson fan here – and I give some excuses why. Trust me, if you know me at all, you’ll want to read this. You’ll be mocking me for years for this one folks. There’s even mention of a Vanilla Ice Song, and not even Ice Ice bab
Ever since the 70s, a seemingly impossible genre has emerged – the genre of Christian Rock. Both religious and non-religious peoples have come out against this genre. Some mock Christian Rock, some call it oxymoronic, some even say the genre is of the devil. Heck – one of my favorite episodes of South Park totally