Originally posted by sonhouseKind of like modern RnB by the sounds of it, except instead of Jesus and God, say Girl or Baby or Boo or sometimes even b!tch.
Ain't it the truth. Of course I HAVE a major hardon against the christian faith so I am prejudiced but you really can tell just by the opening notes its going to an ode to jode, as it were. The one thing you do see in christrock is a higher quality of crappy music. Its like they have only one thing on their minds (what little of it is left to actually DO mi ...[text shortened]... e there is nothing else going on in their pathetic caricatures of what passes for life in them.
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Originally posted by GeraldMI enjoy listening to Christian music by The Blind Boys of Mississippi, the Blind Boys of Alabama, Bob Dylan, and Handel. Most Christian pop is a cultural wasteland, however. Back in the day when church was part of my weekly routine, a group of women did some performances with bells--a lot of work went into it, but all for naught. That alone nearly drove me out of the church.
Any Christian pop/rock. Nothing major against the faith, but it all sounds like the same guy produced it. While scanning the radio I can identify a Christian pop/rock song from any other pop/rock song without hearing more than 5 notes. There is just some quality about it that really sets alarm bells ringing in my head. It's time to get satellite radio so I can't play this awful guessing game anymore.