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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 11:31:46 AM
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Nakedprey
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BTW, its been reported that Ray Boltz has become public and told people that he is gay. I am shocked!
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Per Wikipedia, looks like you're right. He came out yesterday.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/13/2008 11:34:36 AM
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Now I would post a link, however even with one being a Christian link, it also links to a gay newspaper, which is a violation of tos, so I can't at all.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/15/2008 3:31:23 AM
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Oh, how sad. I love Ray Boltz's music.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/15/2008 8:21:21 AM
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How about "Kyrie" by Mr. Mister (around 86 or 87?)
I always thot he was saying Kerry lays her on, or Carry lasers on... hahah. but...
"Kyrie Eleison" is latin for Lord have mercy... and if you listen to the lyrics its a full on spiritual Christian tune.
Their song "Broken Wings" has a very Christian vibe as well.
Mr. Mister's frontman, Richard Page, provided background vocals for Amy Grant's "Stay for Awhile" from "The Collection" (not sure if that helps or not).
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/15/2008 12:29:25 PM
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my favorite songs of the old skool Christian music are:
"Blinded Eyes" by Petra
"It is Finished" by Petra
"Grave Robber" by Petra
"Judas Kiss" by Petra (this song was ahead of their time)
"Trains up in the Sky" by Mylon LeFevre and Broken Heart
"Boycott Hell" by DeGarmo and Key (i think the Newsboys make a great cover of this as well)
"Upon this Rock" by Newsboys
"Since I gave up hope" by Steve Taylor
"Ready for the Storm" by Rich Mullins
"When God Ran" by Benny Hester
"Still, Small voice" by Randy Stonehill
well, I actually like everything by Steve Taylor, the Imperials, and Rich Mullins
how i miss their music...
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/17/2008 12:04:47 PM
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my favorite songs of the old skool Christian music are:
"Blinded Eyes" by Petra
"It is Finished" by Petra
"Grave Robber" by Petra
"Judas Kiss" by Petra (this song was ahead of their time)
"Trains up in the Sky" by Mylon LeFevre and Broken Heart
"Boycott Hell" by DeGarmo and Key (i think the Newsboys make a great cover of this as well)
"Upon this Rock" by Newsboys
"Since I gave up hope" by Steve Taylor
"Ready for the Storm" by Rich Mullins
"When God Ran" by Benny Hester
"Still, Small voice" by Randy Stonehill
well, I actually like everything by Steve Taylor, the Imperials, and Rich Mullins
how i miss their music...
Me, too. Not familiar with the above mentioned Rich Mullins song, but the others are big standards for me. I loved the Imperials from the Russ Taff era to "Free the Fire". Steve Taylor is a genius!!! 
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/17/2008 4:29:58 PM
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Oh, good grief, there are WAY Too many to name for me, but no one has named my one of my favs:
Geoff Moore and the Distance!
I LOVE Geoff Moore and the Distance!!!! My dad used to play them all the time!
I also like Keith Green, Steven Curtis Chapman, Audio Adrenaline, 4Him, (I went to see them in concert for the first time when I was 4!LOL!) and there are a lot more I'm sure, I just can't think of them right now! I grew up on all kinds of Christian music and it's still something I really love today!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 10:53:42 AM
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my favorite songs of the old skool Christian music are:
"Blinded Eyes" by Petra
"It is Finished" by Petra
"Grave Robber" by Petra
"Judas Kiss" by Petra (this song was ahead of their time)
"Trains up in the Sky" by Mylon LeFevre and Broken Heart
"Boycott Hell" by DeGarmo and Key (i think the Newsboys make a great cover of this as well)
"Upon this Rock" by Newsboys
"Since I gave up hope" by Steve Taylor
"Ready for the Storm" by Rich Mullins
"When God Ran" by Benny Hester
"Still, Small voice" by Randy Stonehill
well, I actually like everything by Steve Taylor, the Imperials, and Rich Mullins
how i miss their music...
Me, too. Not familiar with the above mentioned Rich Mullins song, but the others are big standards for me. I loved the Imperials from the Russ Taff era to "Free the Fire". Steve Taylor is a genius!!!
to be literally honest, Steve Taylor is the reason that the Newsboys are as successful as they are. Their best albums, he basically wrote the songs.
I love Steve Taylor, and he is a creative genius who knows when to break the rules of Christian culture (think about "I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good")...
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 12:05:48 PM
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Absolutely!!!! His use of satire made me think from his first Ep, I Want to Be A Clone. I used "Bad Rap" for my drama class in high school:
"...but you kill that thing that's in the womb/would not want no baby boom/Good, bad, laugh and scorn/blame yourself for kiddie porn..."
He never bit his tongue by taking on racism ("We Don't Want No Colour Code"), abortion ("Baby Doe", "I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good"), Communism ("Over My Dead Body"), televangelism ("Guilty By Association", "I Manipulate"), and selectivism ("Life Boat"). He rocks!!!
I love his raps for the Newboys in addition to his writing. I think Not Ashamed was his debut with them. Of course, I became a fan of their's in the previous album when they toured with dc Talk and my friend's the Dynamic Twins on the "Nu Skool Tour".
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 12:15:47 PM
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Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
I was a huge JG fan! I hear he is a local worship leader.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 12:22:38 PM
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Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
I was a huge JG fan! I hear he is a local worship leader.
Yeah, he is...in Irvine, CA! He's on my myspace. He's one of my favs from his first project "Standing On the One"...which was actually a mainstream project before he was picked up by Frontline. I have ALL his stuff!!!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 12:24:13 PM
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I have a lot of his stuff too - on cassette! :( I've looked for him online, like on itunes, but there is nothing but new jazzy stuff - not my style.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 11:03:19 PM
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ORIGINAL: huskarine
my favorite songs of the old skool Christian music are:
"Blinded Eyes" by Petra
"It is Finished" by Petra
"Grave Robber" by Petra
"Judas Kiss" by Petra (this song was ahead of their time)
"Trains up in the Sky" by Mylon LeFevre and Broken Heart
"Boycott Hell" by DeGarmo and Key (i think the Newsboys make a great cover of this as well)
"Upon this Rock" by Newsboys
"Since I gave up hope" by Steve Taylor
"Ready for the Storm" by Rich Mullins
"When God Ran" by Benny Hester
"Still, Small voice" by Randy Stonehill
well, I actually like everything by Steve Taylor, the Imperials, and Rich Mullins
how i miss their music...
Now those are great songs for sure! I also liked "Gods of Men" by Stonehill also.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 11:06:09 PM
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He never bit his tongue by taking on racism ("We Don't Want No Colour Code"), abortion ("Baby Doe", "I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good"), Communism ("Over My Dead Body"), televangelism ("Guilty By Association", "I Manipulate"), and selectivism ("Life Boat"). He rocks!!!
Not to mention "On The Fritz" and "Drive He Said" both from the same Album/CD as well.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 11:14:55 PM
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Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
I was a huge JG fan! I hear he is a local worship leader.
My favorites are:
- Jesus Loves Ya
- Friend In You
- Lost Inside You (with Chrystal Lewis)
- The Wall (with MC Hammer, which I believe was his debut recording.)
- Everybody Needs The Lord
- Happy To Know Jesus
- Have A Talk With God
- On My Way To Heaven
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/18/2008 11:20:56 PM
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humbleinspirit
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I have a lot of his stuff too - on cassette! :( I've looked for him online, like on itunes, but there is nothing but new jazzy stuff - not my style.
I just went to his website. It appears that you can download songs there from all of his albums minus the Christmas song on his Hits CD.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/19/2008 1:05:22 PM
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ORIGINAL: humbleinspirit
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ORIGINAL: 2shaye
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ORIGINAL: humbleinspirit
Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
I was a huge JG fan! I hear he is a local worship leader.
My favorites are:
- Jesus Loves Ya
- Friend In You
- Lost Inside You (with Chrystal Lewis)
- The Wall (with MC Hammer, which I believe was his debut recording.)
- Everybody Needs The Lord
- Happy To Know Jesus
- Have A Talk With God
- On My Way To Heaven
Only song of his I remember hearing was "Love Come Down".
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/19/2008 2:17:05 PM
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humbleinspirit
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Oh my Market, you're missing out!
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/21/2008 5:06:18 PM
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I have a lot of his stuff too - on cassette! :( I've looked for him online, like on itunes, but there is nothing but new jazzy stuff - not my style.
I just went to his website. It appears that you can download songs there from all of his albums minus the Christmas song on his Hits CD.
Thanks I'll check it out.
My fav is Father Father
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/22/2008 6:29:12 PM
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ORIGINAL: humbleinspirit
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ORIGINAL: 2shaye
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ORIGINAL: humbleinspirit
Also, any Jon Gibson fans as well?
I was a huge JG fan! I hear he is a local worship leader.
My favorites are:
- Jesus Loves Ya
- Friend In You
- Lost Inside You (with Chrystal Lewis)
- The Wall (with MC Hammer, which I believe was his debut recording.)
- Everybody Needs The Lord
- Happy To Know Jesus
- Have A Talk With God
- On My Way To Heaven
I agree. "The Wall" was on his 3rd album - 2nd in the Christian Market. His first was Standing On the One, then came On the Run, which was half of new material and half of the previous mainstream project.Change of Heart featured "The Wall" and "Lost Inside of You".
Of course I highlighted ones I agreed with you as favorites. I'd add "Jesus", "Man Inside", "Standing On the One", and his Soulful Hymns project has some great remakes and a cool original tune called "At Calvary".
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 9/29/2008 8:00:27 PM
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Does anybody remember The Archers? Also, I loved some so Wayne Watson's stuff like "Watercolor Ponies," and a buddy of mine last night reminded me of a great song by 4Him called "The Great Awakening" so, of course, I had to dig out all those CDs and dump them to my MP3 player. I had forgotten how good they were. And...Phillips, Craig and Dean...I loved those guy....in fact I saw them a couple of years ago at the Brooklyn Tab.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 10/1/2008 12:27:02 PM
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Does anybody remember The Archers? Also, I loved some so Wayne Watson's stuff like "Watercolor Ponies," and a buddy of mine last night reminded me of a great song by 4Him called "The Great Awakening" so, of course, I had to dig out all those CDs and dump them to my MP3 player. I had forgotten how good they were. And...Phillips, Craig and Dean...I loved those guy....in fact I saw them a couple of years ago at the Brooklyn Tab.
I loved the Archers!!!! They were one of the first Christian groups I listened to when I was exposed to CCM in Jr. High. I saw Steve Archer at my very first concert and got his autograph. I have their last reunion project on CD.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 10/1/2008 2:41:18 PM
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I never knew the Archers music at all, however I did know of Steve Archers solo project though. I still remember the song "Through His Eyes of Love."
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 10/1/2008 4:27:04 PM
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I never knew the Archers music at all, however I did know of Steve Archers solo project though. I still remember the song "Through His Eyes of Love."
Yeah, it was he, his brother, and sister. His sister married into the Cruse Family, who was around that same time. The most famous of the Cruse family, Cindy is now the worship leader at Joel Osteen's.
"Through His Eyes of Love" was his first solo project and was out when I went to that concert.
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RE: 80's/early 90's Christian Music Thread - 10/2/2008 4:47:02 PM
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I never knew the Archers music at all, however I did know of Steve Archers solo project though. I still remember the song "Through His Eyes of Love."
Yeah, it was he, his brother, and sister. His sister married into the Cruse Family, who was around that same time. The most famous of the Cruse family, Cindy is now the worship leader at Joel Osteen's.
"Through His Eyes of Love" was his first solo project and was out when I went to that concert.
2nd (Steve's first solo project was titled "Solo"; that one contained the song "But You Didn't").
I'm not sure if Steve had much solo success after 1985's "Action" (the one with "Safe")
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