Favorite Christian band ever

[JC_Crust]

i guess fieldy wrote a book as well.

 

[Hisbygrace]

I can't just name one favorite...

 

[JakeAM]

Jars of Clay
Third Day
Sonicflood(Jeff Deyo years, so basically their debut and their Sonicpraise CD)

If we're listing solo acts too, Chris Tomlin, and the rest of the Passion team for that matter(Matt Redman, Christy Knockels).

 

[piedone]

Steven Curtis Chapman ... absolutely brilliant!

 

[theb4ssm4ncometh]

AS I LAY DYING- The best

 

[JC_Crust]

AS I LAY DYING- The best

yes yes yes! do you like my children my bride or impending doom?

 

[theb4ssm4ncometh]

yes yes yes! do you like my children my bride or impending doom?

YEAAHH!!!!! I thought i was the only person who knew about Impending doom! I applaud your taste with this awsome gif

 

[JC_Crust]

YEAAHH!!!!! I thought i was the only person who knew about Impending doom! I applaud your taste with this awsome gif

LOL thanks! yeah i saw impending doom with acacia strain and as blood runs black a couple winters ago. i thought my heart was gonna bounce out of me from the bass. lol. im really into with blood somes cleansing at this moment.

 

[theb4ssm4ncometh]

Female - Flyleaf, The Letter Black

lol do you feel female often? could be a problem...

sorry lame joke.

 

[Coinlaundryloser]

i dig impending doom, but the guys vocals get to me. its like he's trying to hit that DM growl, but his voice just doesn't go low enough. its sounds more like he's just clearing his throat. but i will be listening to more if not just for the music.

 

[JC_Crust]

i dig impending doom, but the guys vocals get to me. its like he's trying to hit that DM growl, but his voice just doesn't go low enough. its sounds more like he's just clearing his throat. but i will be listening to more if not just for the music.

i see what you mean about his voice. plea for purging is also good. those guys can shred.

 

[Mr_Sun]

My list would go like this

1 Jars of Clay
2 TobyMac
3 Casting Crowns
4 Switchfoot

 

[DanielRB]

It would be a toss-up between Terry Scott Taylor and his associated projects and Randy Stonehill. Probably my two favorite albums are "Knowledge and Innocence" and "A Briefing for the Ascent."

I also like Jacob's Trouble, The 77s, The Chior, Steve Taylor and Leslie/Sam Phillips.

 

[Starflyer_Now]

1. Starflyer 59
2. Prayer Chain
3. Lincoln Red (all two of their songs....)
4. Pretty much everybody on "I Predict A Clone: A Steve Taylor Tribute" (but I don't like Steve Taylor)
5. 77's
6. Johnny Q. Public

These are bands I can still listen to. I used to be obsessed with PFR and Stavesacre, but my tastes have changed. I probably left a few out on my list. They were all from the 90's and all remind me of some of the best times I've ever had.

 

[Jaidee]

After Edmund. They're amazing, they have a song called 'Thank God' which I can't stop listening to. They're an alternative/rock band.

 

[KatyAD111]

I like Avalon and HillSong
-Katy

 

[LeightonH]

It would be a toss-up between Terry Scott Taylor and his associated projects and Randy Stonehill. Probably my two favorite albums are "Knowledge and Innocence" and "A Briefing for the Ascent."

I also like Jacob's Trouble, The 77s, The Chior, Steve Taylor and Leslie/Sam Phillips.

I was big fan of Deliverance's covers of Terry Taylor's songs and their version of Sanctuary is absolutely one of my five favorite songs ever. So I ordered the best of Daniel Amos and liked a lot of it, especially the later more down-tempo stuff, so I ordered several of their albums. I appreciate the obvious songwriting talent of Terry Taylor and the fact that he isn't afraid to be unconventional, but there were just a few too many of their songs that were a little too noisy and "out there". It seems like it could be one of those bands that grows on me over time though.

 

[DMMullinax]

My personal favorites are Pedro the Lion, Relient K, and Casting Crowns.

 

[LukeLP]

It's a tie, but they both sound very similar.

Switchfoot and Brandon Bee

Check them both

 

[OmegaCharge]

No one for Mercyme?