Christian Rawk Revisted

novasol

Got a sleeve for The You-N-You: Guitar Ensemble today. Didn't have the record, but did have Jane Wacker "Have You Thought About God?" on Light inside. Two worthwhile tracks one stands out. Both Christian related. Very intriqued about the You N You lp. Anyone?

ako

cant say i was too blown away with you-n-you. personally i'd be happier with that wacker lp...haha

then again i got it like 3 or 4 years ago and didnt really give it a very thorough listen.

hcrink

That Guitar Ensemble is great! Hatters need to let the holy spirit all up in this beatch.

Here are some write-up's/souldclips [PLUG] http://waxidermy.com/category/xian/ [/PLUG]



I have a whole bunch more XIAN I'm getting ready to add soon too.

mylatency

Mole thinks Guitar Ensemble is like VU, which I can sort of understand

I am happy with my Guitar Ensemble now, I used to think it was a terd

-M

Xian folk excites me more

parsec

I like Guitar Ensemble but I'm probably in the minority. Linda Rich is what's really though...

novasol

VU sounding... Sounds disappointing to me if you consider it's an 11 piece band. Couldn't find audio at Waxidermy.

Happy with the Jana Wacker..even if its a half tracker "Battle Hymn of the Republic". Minus the sub-par vocals but strong lyrically (would prefer something else or nothing), reminiscent of something Galt McD. would possibly do/did.

hcrink

I'll post a track later - xian section need work.

novasol

I'll post a track later - xian section need work.

gnarly!

djcommie

When I was thirteen, I had a friend who was in his twenties. He began helping my father, who was in charge of our youth group. The music he listened to was wrong, and as I became closer to this guy, I began to listen to his music and began to get deeper into it. Finally, it was to the point that it no longer satisfied the flesh and I wanted more. So I then started to listen to regular, secular rock music, and it caused moral failure in my life.

coffinjoe

When I was thirteen, I had a friend who was in his twenties. He began helping my father, who was in charge of our youth group. The music he listened to was wrong, and as I became closer to this guy, I began to listen to his music and began to get deeper into it. Finally, it was to the point that it no longer satisfied the flesh and I wanted more. So I then started to listen to regular, secular rock music, and it caused moral failure in my life.

"I pray that the devastating results of rock music will be realized in the Church before it steals anymore of the souls of our youth."

A Nineteen-Year-Old Student From California

hcrink