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The other band you're thinking of is the amazing Macrosick. www.macrofaction.com for more info.

Over the Rhine - Drunkard's Prayer, Films for Radio, Ohio Stavesacre - Speakeasy Sufjan Stevens - Michigan, Seven Swans, Illinois

The Skillet cd is a good album. Not their strongest and there are some weak moments, but overall it's worth checking out.

That site seems only good for a laugh, like certain other sites *coughcorruptchristianitycough*.

If it makes you feel any better, I do know how great Starflyer 59 is.

Jars of Clay Stavesacre Over the Rhine

DC Talk? I was, I don't really care about them anymore. Now I'm more interested in Kevin Max's solo career.

I'm a sucker for celtic music, I just listen whenever I can, I don't know of any bands that play celtic regularly. Suggestions are welcome.

I like wht I've heard, which amounts to Feel Good Inc., Last Living Souls, and Dirty Harry.

I've been a Relient K fan for awhile, their new album is the only one I really loved though, the others were hit and miss with me. Their new one has some of their most clever lyrics, and creative music. They are great for a pop-punk act, though there are tons of bands that blow them away outside...

Some excellent videos in the "christian" market are Skillet's Savior video and Blindside's All of Us video. Of Relient K's previous videos, Chapped Lips, Chapstick, and things like Chemistry was quite funny, and more creative than this new one.

The song is good, not my favorite on the cd, but good. The video, however, is a fairly standard and quite boring video.

I'll just add "Thank God for Sufjan Stevens!".

This is true, and even worse is the fact that many christians are content with that.

*raises hand* The really talented ones have unique touches in music and lyrics where you know it's them. They are few and far between, but they exist.

90% of what gets played on KLOVE, or any station that isn't a college sttion

There is no christian rock or rap because music has no soul that can be saved, it cannot believe, music simply is.

I disagree, only because I thought The Terminal was an enjoyable movie, and that starred Tom Hanks.

No, heck, Last Temptation of Christ struck me far more powerfully with Christ's death. I realize it's not 100% accurate, the movie even admits that beforehand, warning that the movie is not based on the gospels but on a fictional book, but I thought the portrayal of Christ's death made it far...

Interestingly enough, Sufjan Stevens, who is very open about his Christianity and writes about it frequently, has non-christian fans who don't mind him singing songs about his faith.