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Cds that no collection is complete without...
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the only artists i don't have out of all these are whitcross, al denson, becca jackson and john cox.buuut... i saw no kutless?!! And lifehouse (somewhat christian) and as for the tooth and nail artist fans, gotta have tooth and nail's 10 anniversary collection. (it's like 6 cds)
yeah, third day ( except wire....personal opinion, and the live wire)
skillet (i'm a big fan but i think the essentials are invincible, alien youth, and collide)
and if you are a skillet fan, then you have to have their unplugged invasion dvd)
and if you're from colorado, Gotta have foolish things and three cord wonder. (and john waller!!...he wrote "i choose you" that point of grace sings)
'k i think i covered some of them, but i'm gettin bored. guess i'll head over to the secular music section
yeah, third day ( except wire....personal opinion, and the live wire)
skillet (i'm a big fan but i think the essentials are invincible, alien youth, and collide)
and if you are a skillet fan, then you have to have their unplugged invasion dvd)
and if you're from colorado, Gotta have foolish things and three cord wonder. (and john waller!!...he wrote "i choose you" that point of grace sings)
'k i think i covered some of them, but i'm gettin bored. guess i'll head over to the secular music section
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After borrowing some project 86 from someone I definetely think they are essential... 
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One crucial CD that is off the hook as well as spiritually phenominal, Lecrae "real Talk" this native of Dallas is bridgeing the gap between hiphop & Christians of todays' world. Get the album at reachrecords.com, remember Lecrae "Real Talk" special shot outs to the 116 Clique.
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I don't know if it's been mentioned yet..
But Picking Up The Pieces by Seventh Day Slumber.
awesome CD. I want their newest one..oh the woes of being a broke student. But PUTP is still awesome.
But Picking Up The Pieces by Seventh Day Slumber.
awesome CD. I want their newest one..oh the woes of being a broke student. But PUTP is still awesome.
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A couple of pages of this thread and only one reference to Resurrection Band?
/me pulls up an old guy chair and pops in his dentures.
*grumble*
*grumble*
Here's a couple of the classics . . . .
Resurrection Band--Colours
Daniel Amos--Horrendous Disc
Larry Norman--Only Visiting This Planet
Larry Norman--So Long Ago, the Garden
Larry Norman--In Another Land
Randy Stonehill--Welcome to Paradise
DeGarmo & Key--This Time Through
Where's my Cheez Whiz?
/me pulls up an old guy chair and pops in his dentures.
*grumble*
*grumble*
Here's a couple of the classics . . . .
Resurrection Band--Colours
Daniel Amos--Horrendous Disc
Larry Norman--Only Visiting This Planet
Larry Norman--So Long Ago, the Garden
Larry Norman--In Another Land
Randy Stonehill--Welcome to Paradise
DeGarmo & Key--This Time Through
Where's my Cheez Whiz?
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Wow, tough question to keep within a reasonable limit. Excluding secular CDs and instrumental CDs (which can be neither secular or cCm), here's a list off the top of my head.
Phil Keaggy - Crimson & Blue (or almost any other CD with his name on it, depending on your musical tastes)
Glass Harp - Strings Attached
Neal Morse - One
Petra - Captured In Time & Space
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Andrew Peterson - Carried Along
Rich Mullins - (take your pick)
White Heart - Highlands
This Train - Mimes Of the Old West
Mark Heard - (again, take your pick)
And CaDan's picks are legendary....
Phil Keaggy - Crimson & Blue (or almost any other CD with his name on it, depending on your musical tastes)
Glass Harp - Strings Attached
Neal Morse - One
Petra - Captured In Time & Space
U2 - The Joshua Tree
Andrew Peterson - Carried Along
Rich Mullins - (take your pick)
White Heart - Highlands
This Train - Mimes Of the Old West
Mark Heard - (again, take your pick)
And CaDan's picks are legendary....
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