I'm adding some old White Heart to my Zune today

I'm adding several albums by this once great rock band!


Freedom
Power House
Tales Of Wonder
Highlands
Inside
Redemption

Redemption is the only White Heart album I cannot listen to.
How 'bout some seriously old school stuff like "Hotline" or "Don't Wait for the Movie"?

I still think Freedom is the best Christian Rock Album ever released. That whole album is just classic and "Over Me" is probably my favorite WH tune. Really can't go wrong with WH. How oh How I wish this band would get back together and rock. Always awsome in concert and just all around talented

I love White Heart

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How 'bout some seriously old school stuff like "Hotline" or "Don't Wait for the Movie"?

I don't have either of those on CD. I have a CD-R left over from my Audio Galaxy days of downloading of many songs from those projects. I cut off all the slower sappy songs that I never cared for. I wouldn't mind tracking down the CDs if they were decently priced, but they are not a high priority right now.

Don't forget Emergency Broadcast. I got lucky and found that and Don't Wait for the Movie on cd.

Cool to have a zune who likes to "eat" White Heart.
I've only a couple of White Heart songs.

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I've only a couple of White Heart songs.

That truly is a sad thing.

Yes, that's very sad.

You guys call those "old" Whiteheart? No, no, no...go back to the self-titled and Vital Signs...those are "old" Whiteheart. The s/t would probably not make most of you happy, but there are two great songs on there. Vital Signs was a GREAT album, though again probably not to most of your liking.

I don't really care for Redemption either, but other than that, they didn't make a bad album. I like some better than others, but they never made a bad one.

1. Powerhouse
2. Tales of Wonder

-gap-

3. Don't Wait For The Movie
4. Freedom
5. Emergency Broadcast
6. Highlands
7. Inside
8. Vital Signs

-gap-

9. s/t
10. Hotline

-big gap-

11. Redemption

In my opinion, ALL Whiteheart is OLD. Sure, some of it's older than others, but they have been gone for 12 years now.

With their first two albums, those were just not my cup of tea. They had a lot more in common with Hall & Oates than the rock they did in the late 80's/early 90's.

I like everything in the Rhic Ric Rick Riq Florain era. I just think that band was just talented all the way thru. I can even handle Redemption thou it most certainly wasn't thier best. Hard to believe it's been 12 years. They basically went on Hiatus when I got married.

I have the s/t and Vital Signs on cassette and Hotline on vinyl. Some good songs, but not my cuppa, really.

I almost bought Inside one time at a music store in Dallas, but opted for Whitecross - Flytrap instead.

Inside is a terrific album, and its title track is as close to heavy metal as WH ever got. That song ROCKS and the guitar solo in the middle slays. Go get that mp3 from Amazon or iTunes... you won't be sorry.

I would have like to seen them make a disc that rocks from start to finish like Petra did with J. and Hyde. The one thing that I did not like about Whiteheart was the number of slow songs they put on each album.I saw Petra and Whiteheart with Grammatrain. There was this guy sitting beside that was really disappointed with the concert. He only knew the soft music that he always heard on the local CCM radio station. In concert Petra and Whiteheart rock as hard as Whitecross, or Guardian at the time

I like the WH ballads. Petra's not so much.

I much prefer the modern heavier White Heart like Inside and Redemption. They're all good though.