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Who Are We Really?

Started by PastMember, March 20, 2008, 04:50:50 PM

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PastMember

QuoteCaptain Crunch is waiving farewell...

Hehe..I love that song.  I've seen them three times at Acquire the Fire, Festival Con Dios, and Winterjam.  This will be the first time I actually see them on their own.

Amanda N

I bet it will be lots of fun.  They were probably our favourite act of the night when we went.  They have a really great stage presence. :)

Eimi

Quote from: "Amanda N"I got to see the Newsboys in concert a few years ago.  They do a great show!  They were part of an anniversary concert that was put on by a Houston Christian radio station.  They had something like 20 acts there, the Newsboys were one of them.  Needless to say, it was a LONG concert, but a lot of fun.

Captain Crunch is waiving farewell...


Wow... I saw the Newsboys...  9 years ago!  At Creationfest '99 up at the Gorge.  But my two favorite bands that weekend were Jars of Clay and Burlap to Cashmere (which only unfortunately put out one album but they were AWESOME).  Oh and Five Iron Frenzy.  And Jennifer Knapp.  Ok, the whole weekend was awesome.

And we got to see the world premier of "Larry Boy and the Rumor Weed" up on the jumbotron.

Amanda N

Oh man, my children adore Veggietales.

Have you heard Jars Of Clay's version of "On Jordan's Stormy Banks"?  I'm teaching that to the children at church this month. :-D

Eimi

Hmmmm, I have Jars first five albums, but I don't think I've seen that song yet...

Amanda N

Quote from: "Eimi"Hmmmm, I have Jars first five albums, but I don't think I've seen that song yet...

I really like it.  It's on the "Redemption Songs" album. :)

PastMember

Quote from: "Amanda N"Oh man, my children adore Veggietales.

Have you heard Jars Of Clay's version of "On Jordan's Stormy Banks"?  I'm teaching that to the children at church this month. :-D

I have two of their albums, their self named album, and "If I left the Zoo" which also has some great music.

When I was younger, the members of the music leadership group at my church, including myself, would get together and play some of their music. I especially love their songs "Flood," "Worlds Apart," and "Good-bye, Good-night."

Amanda N

If I can't swim after fourty days and my mind is crushed by the crashing waves...

Yeah, that was the first song of theirs I ever heard. :)

Eimi

Oh, by the way, this is me:

:barb:

And this is me before I put my helmet on in the morning:

:coffee:

Amanda N

Eimi is scary!

Coffee is eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevil!

PastMember

Quote from: "Amanda N"If I can't swim after fourty days and my mind is crushed by the crashing waves...

Yeah, that was the first song of theirs I ever heard. :)

The first time I ever heard their music was when I was heading up to Canada for a Youth Group trip. On the ferry over, one of the music leaders, Jeremy, was playing some of the music quietly with several other people on the deck. I loved the music, and later he let me barrow a copy of the CD. I was really impressed.

PastMember

I seem to be leaning more toward contemporary music...must come with age, lol.  But I still like some of the songs from artists like Toby Mac and Pillar.  

I just received Matthew West's new CD as an Easter gift, so I've been listening to it almost nonstop all weekend.

Eimi

Quote from: "Amanda N"Eimi is scary!

Coffee is eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevil!


There's a reason why they call me Evil Eimi XD

PastMember

I can't stand the stuff. It's the taste. Bleh!

Jane

Quote from: "Stasha"I can't stand the stuff. It's the taste. Bleh!
Sugar is the answer to your problem.  The more sugar the better it tastes.  Stop when the white mountain starts to appear above the top surface of the coffee.