Good 90's songs.

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2ndTimeIsTheCharm

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I always liked Linger... I thought their first LP/CD the best .:D

PS~ RIP Dolores O'Riordan .:cry:

Yes, that was so unexpected and sad! She was only 46! I wish more musicians would turn to God instead of alcohol and drugs to relieve their pain and depression.


no, not always. stevie ray vaughn, jimmy page, john bonham, ian price robert plant & iommi are some of the world's best. they all are self taught. & there's a huge amount more that are self taught.

Maybe as a Christian musician you can minister to unsaved musicians and share the gospel with them!

 

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@Magenta ,

Nothing Compares to You is the most famous song from Sinead during 90s. I remember it playing on Mtv many times daily.
Mtv back then also used to broadcast actual music not the trash shows they broadcast now.
 

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@Magenta ,

Nothing Compares to You is the most famous song from Sinead during 90s. I remember it playing on Mtv many
times daily. Mtv back then also used to broadcast actual music not the trash shows they broadcast now.

Yes, that is a beautiful song, released in 1990. Here (<= link) is an interesting read on it, and her .:)
 

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More young souls have been seduced and lost by means of occultic music than perhaps any other means IMO.
I was force-fed that trash when I was a kid. All that I do now is preach against it.
hold on cv5. not all rock & roll is trash. its so easy for Christians & other people to instantly downgrade rock & roll as it were meaningless. there's huge amounts of "clean" rock out there. no, i'm not defending it because i'm a professional drummer. as i stated before, rock musicians are much much better players than musicians who play Christian music. why can't Christian people play that well? there's got to be a reason. if they are so dedicated to God why can't they play even half as good as the secular players? i've been on the road before with full crews, basically all over the northeast & a bit beyond. its not proper for anyone to degrade rock music without a full research into it. yes, I'll be the 1st say there's quite a bit of evil music, no doubt.
 

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Yes, that was so unexpected and sad! She was only 46! I wish more musicians would turn to God instead of alcohol and drugs to relieve their pain and depression.





Maybe as a Christian musician you can minister to unsaved musicians and share the gospel with them!

i've already been doing that. not 1 secular musician has chosen God yet.
 

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hold on cv5. not all rock & roll is trash. its so easy for Christians & other people to instantly downgrade rock & roll as it were meaningless. there's huge amounts of "clean" rock out there. no, i'm not defending it because i'm a professional drummer. as i stated before, rock musicians are much much better players than musicians who play Christian music. why can't Christian people play that well? there's got to be a reason. if they are so dedicated to God why can't they play even half as good as the secular players? i've been on the road before with full crews, basically all over the northeast & a bit beyond. its not proper for anyone to degrade rock music without a full research into it. yes, I'll be the 1st say there's quite a bit of evil music, no doubt.
Some simply do not advertise their faith so much in proselytizing outside the career they have
fashioned for themselves in the music they make. According to
this article (<= link), Bono of U2
says on the matter, written in a recently published book called
SURRENDER 40 songs, one story:

Even his faith connects religious elements that don't normally intersect. In some book passages
he sounds like an evangelical Christian, displaying a deep familiarity with scripture and a reverence
for Christ. And yet he also says that he's never found a church he could call home, and "that what
the human spirit longs for may not be corralled by any sect or denomination."


"It's not just that some of the finest people I've known don't subscribe to any particular faith tradition; it's
more that people who openly profess faith can be — how shall I put this? — such a pain in the ar*e," he writes.



U2 - Until The End Of The World (Official Music Video)

From Achtung Baby, released on 18 November 1991; definitely a fave of mine
from them, and Dave Evans, otherwise known as "The Edge," is a stellar guitarist.
 

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Moodfood is a 1992 album by Moodswings, comprised of Showbiz and Hood. Grant Showbiz was a
onetime roadie and guitar tech who later produced albums by The Smiths, Billy Bragg, Silverfish, and
Gong. James Hood was a former drummer for The Pretenders, The Impossible Dreamers, Kid Creole &
the Coconuts, and Jeff Beck. This album prominently features Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders. The video
presents time lapse photography taken in Yosemite National Park in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains.


"Spiritual High (Part I)" (Hood, Jon & Vangelis, Grant Showbiz) – 5:23
"Spiritual High (State of Independence) Part II" (Hood, Jon & Vangelis, Grant Showbiz) – 4:57 (Chrissie Hynde vocals)
"Spiritual High (Part III)" (Hood, Jon & Vangelis, Grant Showbiz) – 5:14 (featuring famous speech by Martin Luther King Jr.)
 

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i've already been doing that. not 1 secular musician has chosen God yet.

That's okay. Jeremiah didn't get a single convert that we know of. The most important thing - and this pleases God so very much - is that you're doing His will!

And sometimes it take YEARS for someone to finally come around. You know after all this is done, you might see one of those musicians you shared the gospel with and learn that he's become our brother/sister in Christ!

 

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That's okay. Jeremiah didn't get a single convert that we know of. The most important thing - and this pleases God so very much - is that you're doing His will!

And sometimes it take YEARS for someone to finally come around. You know after all this is done, you might see one of those musicians you shared the gospel with and learn that he's become our brother/sister in Christ!

that's pretty neat 2ndTime! i do have written down 99% of the people i witnessed to who did accept Jesus as savior.
 

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hold on cv5. not all rock & roll is trash. its so easy for Christians & other people to instantly downgrade rock & roll as it were meaningless. there's huge amounts of "clean" rock out there. no, i'm not defending it because i'm a professional drummer. as i stated before, rock musicians are much much better players than musicians who play Christian music. why can't Christian people play that well? there's got to be a reason. if they are so dedicated to God why can't they play even half as good as the secular players? i've been on the road before with full crews, basically all over the northeast & a bit beyond. its not proper for anyone to degrade rock music without a full research into it. yes, I'll be the 1st say there's quite a bit of evil music, no doubt.
You do realize that the etymology of the very term "rock and roll" indicates that it is an euphemism for illicit sexual activity......correct?

Another thought: if your heart strings are resonant with "rock and roll" occult/pop music, maybe you need heart replacement surgery?
The kind where Jesus is the Chief Surgeon.
 

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You do realize that the etymology of the very term "rock and roll" indicates that it is an euphemism for illicit sexual activity......correct?

Another thought: if your heart strings are resonant with "rock and roll" occult/pop music, maybe you need heart replacement surgery?
The kind where Jesus is the Chief Surgeon.
You do realize that the etymology of the very term "rock and roll" indicates that it is an euphemism for illicit sexual activity......correct?

Another thought: if your heart strings are resonant with "rock and roll" occult/pop music, maybe you need heart replacement surgery?
The kind where Jesus is the Chief Surgeon.
wow! where are you getting that nonsense? the term rock & roll was invented by a dj who made a comment that a particular song could make you want "rock & roll"! you are only advertising your ignorance here. you should quit this conversation. i'll quit it for you: BYE!!! all manner of blessings to you.
 

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wow! where are you getting that nonsense? the term rock & roll was invented by a dj who made a comment that a particular song could make you want "rock & roll"! you are only advertising your ignorance here. you should quit this conversation. i'll quit it for you: BYE!!! all manner of blessings to you.
I am right about that term. And I have zero intentions of quitting this conversation.

Here......read this genius. Overt, intentional methodical Satanism and occult practices IN YOUR FACE!
Wake up.

https://vigilantcitizen.com/category/musicbusiness/
 

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Lol, this forum is funny.
Here‘s a fun song from the 90s.

 

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wow! where are you getting that nonsense? the term rock & roll was invented by a dj who made a comment that a particular song could make you want "rock & roll"! you are only advertising your ignorance here. you should quit this conversation. i'll quit it for you: BYE!!! all manner of blessings to you.
Isa 52:11
Depart ye, depart ye, go ye out from thence, touch no unclean thing; go ye out of the midst of her; be ye clean, that bear the vessels of the LORD.

2Co 6:14
Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?
2Co 6:15
And what concord hath Christ with Belial? or what part hath he that believeth with an infidel?
2Co 6:16
And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ye are the temple of the living God; as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people.
2Co 6:17
Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you,
2Co 6:18
And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty.
 

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wow! where are you getting that nonsense? the term rock & roll was invented by a dj who made a comment that a particular song could make you want "rock & roll"! you are only advertising your ignorance here. you should quit this conversation. i'll quit it for you: BYE!!! all manner of blessings to you.

The DJ you're talking about is Alan Freed who came from Cleveland. That's why the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is in Cleveland, Ohio.



His wiki on the use of the term "rock & roll":

Several sources suggest that he first discovered the term (as a euphemism for sexual intercourse) on the record "Sixty Minute Man" by Billy Ward and his Dominoes. The lyrics include the line, "I rock 'em, roll 'em all night long", however, Freed did not accept that inspiration (or that meaning of the expression) in interviews, and explained his view of the term as follows: "Rock 'n roll is really swing with a modern name. It began on the levees and plantations, took in folk songs, and features blues and rhythm".

This was during the 1950s when there was still segregation in the US. So he used the term "rock and roll" to signify this type of music on his radio shows.

In 1951, Freed began his Moondog Show on WJW Radio in Cleveland, playing a wide range of R&B singles. The controversy about this was Freed would play the original singles by the black artists instead of waiting for a white singer to cover them....

... Freed would promote black performers as rock ’n roll artists, which didn't sit well with many in the industry.

- News 4 San Antonio

Teenagers loved the music genre because it was so energetic and they could dance to it. And it actually brought together black and white teenagers to dance together which the racists didn't like. Here is a video of them dancing together on his show. It was rather sweet!


-=<Interracial Teens Dance on Alan Freed's Big Beat Show 1959>=-



The rock & roll music genre is not in and of itself evil, but Satan dominated over its use. But then again, Satan has dominated over the use of many other musical genres. It just might be more obvious in rock & roll. I think if Christians weren't frightened away because someone erroneously said it's all about sex, they would have been able to use the rock & roll music genre to glorify the Lord as well at a much earlier time in music history.

Fortunately, Christian rock came about in the 1980's. Hank Hanegraaf writes:

Much of rock music’s problems — particularly, secular rock — lies in its lyrics, which are predominantly destructive and anti-Christian. The solution, however, is not to reject rock music altogether, but to replace the rock of the ungodly world with the rock of godly musicians. When listening to a song, ask whether the song or the group militates against God; whether it promotes anti-Christian attitudes; whether it causes spiritual bondage; and whether it is a stumbling block to others. Most importantly, be sensitive to the Holy Spirit’s leading to discerning God’s will concerning the music that feeds your ears…and your mind. As someone who has taught memory seminars around the world, I can tell you firsthand about the destructive influence of programming like MTV and others which infiltrate the mind through the two most powerful inroads to your memory — your eyes and your ears. So please, guard your heart and guard your mind.
This tells us that we shouldn't make sweeping statements about rock & roll and that we don't need to avoid it entirely. With the Holy Spirit's help, we can discern which rock songs we can listen to.

 

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there are varying stories of the origins of rock & roll. some say allen freed coined the term. but before that, as far back as 1881, john morton performed a song entitled "rock & roll". there's a story of a woman rocking in a chair in the late 1890's who said, "i'm a rollin' & a rockin'. also, at "camp meeting jubilee", the edison male quartet & the columbia quartet performed a song called "rock & roll". in the 17th century, sailors used the term "rock & roll" to describe the movement of the ship. & origins of gospel music include lyrics of rock & roll. if someone wants to label "rock & roll" as filthy in a sexual way, evil or other ungodly meanings, that never means that that is the "official" meaning. all rock & roll is not filthy, evil or sinful. we all know that there is plenty of evil music & that the devil is a major influence of it. allen freed once declined to assert any evil to the meaning rock & roll. i threw out all my evil ungodly r&r records in 1990. i'm a drummer & i will listen to rock music to analyze styles, talent, originality, sounds, dynamics, simplicity, rhythm & arrangements. I DO NOT WORSHIP ANY OF IT. musicians all over the world realize the huge talent of these guys & learn from them. so i say once again, to anyone on this thread, if Christian musicians are so dedicated to God, & they should be, why can't they play as good as the experts?
 

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there are varying stories of the origins of rock & roll. some say allen freed coined the term. but before that, as far back as 1881, john morton performed a song entitled "rock & roll". there's a story of a woman rocking in a chair in the late 1890's who said, "i'm a rollin' & a rockin'. also, at "camp meeting jubilee", the edison male quartet & the columbia quartet performed a song called "rock & roll". in the 17th century, sailors used the term "rock & roll" to describe the movement of the ship. & origins of gospel music include lyrics of rock & roll. if someone wants to label "rock & roll" as filthy in a sexual way, evil or other ungodly meanings, that never means that that is the "official" meaning. all rock & roll is not filthy, evil or sinful. we all know that there is plenty of evil music & that the devil is a major influence of it. allen freed once declined to assert any evil to the meaning rock & roll. i threw out all my evil ungodly r&r records in 1990. i'm a drummer & i will listen to rock music to analyze styles, talent, originality, sounds, dynamics, simplicity, rhythm & arrangements. I DO NOT WORSHIP ANY OF IT. musicians all over the world realize the huge talent of these guys & learn from them. so i say once again, to anyone on this thread, if Christian musicians are so dedicated to God, & they should be, why can't they play as good as the experts?
I assume that you know how to read as well as play the drums. Correct?

https://vigilantcitizen.com/category/musicbusiness/

https://vigilantcitizen.com/category/pics-of-the-month/

https://vigilantcitizen.com/category/moviesandtv/
 

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yor so phunnneee!
anyone can apply evil to anything. in my last band, my 1st rule was, "NO EVIL R&R".
 

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