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Our generation had a lot of really good music, especially nominally Christian music. I can think of more than a few that were good in the "Christian scene" alone:
Under0ath
Kingston Falls
Demon Hunter
Skillet
Insyderz
OC Supertones
Five Iron Frenzy
Dogwood
Extol
Christian music usually gets a lot of groans and eye-rolls, because it imitates secular music and usually isn't "as good" but I liked a lot of it growing up. I also liked a lot of secular music, a lot of which you'd figure that someone who was a Christian wouldn't be listening to, but that's because I learned long ago that rock stars were not meant to be role models or even taken seriously. Some of my favorite secular artists growing up were:
Rancid
Tiger Army
Johnny Cash, but he's done a lot of gospelish work
Peter Gabriel
311
Sublime
Live
Iggy Pop
The Clash
Under0ath
Kingston Falls
Demon Hunter
Skillet
Insyderz
OC Supertones
Five Iron Frenzy
Dogwood
Extol
Christian music usually gets a lot of groans and eye-rolls, because it imitates secular music and usually isn't "as good" but I liked a lot of it growing up. I also liked a lot of secular music, a lot of which you'd figure that someone who was a Christian wouldn't be listening to, but that's because I learned long ago that rock stars were not meant to be role models or even taken seriously. Some of my favorite secular artists growing up were:
Rancid
Tiger Army
Johnny Cash, but he's done a lot of gospelish work
Peter Gabriel
311
Sublime
Live
Iggy Pop
The Clash
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