The '90s Christian music we grew up on. Now with context!
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityMusic CommentaryMusic |
Jay and Clifton battle fatigue, confusion, and surprisingly funky bass lines as they revisit Petra’s 14th studio album, No Doubt.
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Jay and Clifton get lured in by a punky Amy Grant cover, only to wake up in a double wide with pink flamingos, Mr. Rogers, and some surprisingly solid songwriting.
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Title is misleading. This is more a dump on all the music they listened to on their teens because now they sin a lot and say it’s ok. Wish it was actually just appreciating the music not finding reasons to dump on it.
If the hosts ever run out of 90s bands to cover I hope they move on to the 00s too!!
These guys have good insights on the music, however because of their anti-Christian and far-left world views it can make their opinions on the music’s message essentially irrelevant. Just for context, they felt the need to use the word “problematic” like 20 times when describing Ghoti Hook. They mention that they have both had to go to therapy (even to this day) just because someone told them there was a such thing as right/wrong; not realizing that they have essentially exchanged one religion f... more
I’ve really been enjoying this podcast..these guys are a little younger than me and have a slightly different point of reference, but it’s good to hear the balance of true love for this music along with commentary on what it all means now in the context of our society. Great stuff!
I really enjoy listening to this show. Great commentary on music, lyrics, presentation, and history of xtian bands from the 1990s. Like the hosts, I was obsessed with this stuff as a kid but view it thru a bit of a different lens these days. They also unearthed in my memory an old interview with a band in which the members talked about how they’re staunch Calvinists. Lol. Yikes. Anyway, great content for those of us in that niche!
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