Oh I HATE that song severly.

 

I haven't listened to the entire album yet, nor read their lyrics. They don't say "Jesus" in Drifter, but it's hard to miss the message they're trying to present. I read the liner notes, and they are definitely Christians. There are some really good bands out there that are "On the border", so to speak, like 12 Stones. I don't know if they are consciously trying to do this, but it puts a positive message out there at the very least. As for Tennessee, I'm not a big fan. They wouldn't even look at film on my best friend's nephew a few years ago. He played quaterback, led his high school team to the sate championship 3 out of 4 years, and was big enough to be considered for Defensive end at Virginia Tech, but Tennessee wouldn't even think about him. They deserve what they're getting.

 

I finished listening to Decemberadio's CD today. I'll have to say, Dylan's HHR, that I disagree with your statement that they don't mention Christ. They may not in every song, but do in most. And the ones that don't mention Christ straight up do have a positive message. They are a great band with a great sound if you like classic rock or southern rock.

 

Maybe they do . I havent listened to a whole lot of their music ,just what i heard didnt mention Jesus. I am glad to hear that they do. I did like the sound of there music , so aqi'll check it out again.

 

I'm a great fan of Torrentreactor.net

I have about 80 GB of music, including a huge array of Christmas and Soundtrack. If anyone is looking for something in particular, I can zip it up and get it to you. PM me.

Re the bulk of my music, there's a listing at http://www.mitzkity.com/images/MusicDirectory.jpg, if you can zoom in and read it. I fully believe in sharing, having paid through the nose over the years for my stuff - in several different formats and qualities. I will always still buy CDs and rip them for my own personal use, but for sniffing out an unknown artist or looking for a superior quality cut, cruising the torrents is great.

 

No Europe?!?!?!?!?!?!

 

Hmmm, Europe, as in "Originally a progressive rock group, Europe didn't achieve any success until they reworked their sound into a bombastic yet melodic pop-metal. In their first incarnation, the Swedish band was called ..." Sounds very interesting -- I'll get'em and report back.

 

Check out the new stuff too off of the "Start From The Dark" and "Secret Society" albums.

 

Anyone listen to Hinder? My son and his lady had lunch with them a few weeks ago.

 

Basically my playlist looks like this: