Your other favorites.

Since we started to talk about other music styles in this new section.
I was curious to know what your other favorite bands are in this music style?

I like bands as Third day, some Casting Crowns, Lincoln Brewster, Jeff Deyo, rocking Praise Power collection.

I really like Third Day, and I have two very good albums from Jeff Deyo.

I also like....

Circleslide
Todd Agnew's first album
Jeremy Camp (at least his first few)
Damask Rose
Degarmo & Key (difficult stuff to find, I only have 3 albums)
Jennifer Knapp (kind of hit and miss though)
Darrel Mansfield (again kind of hit and miss)

I also really like Idle Cure and White Heart and much of Liaison's stuff, but they often get lumped into the "hard music" discussion

Idle Cure and White Heart are very cool too.

I really like Casting Crowns, Third Day, MercyMe, Jeremy Camp, Lincoln Brewster, Jeff Deyo, and a host of others.

Staybrite wrote:

I really like Third Day, and I have two very good albums from Jeff Deyo.

I also like....

Circleslide
Todd Agnew's first album
Jeremy Camp (at least his first few)
Damask Rose
Degarmo & Key (difficult stuff to find, I only have 3 albums)
Jennifer Knapp (kind of hit and miss though)
Darrel Mansfield (again kind of hit and miss)

I also really like Idle Cure and White Heart and much of Liaison's stuff, but they often get lumped into the "hard music" discussion

I wish the Degarmo & Key albums would be reissued.

Me too, I'm having a hard time finding them on cd or even as legal down-loads.

I was a big fan of ApologetiX (as you obviously knew)

... but I just got their latest album.... I guess I'll hafta listen to it a few more times. It seems like this is their weakest release in 10 years.
Lyrically, it's great, but J doesn't seem to be hitting the notes on this album.

But I do love about 7 of their studio albums... which still makes me a fan !

Speaking of "Wish you were here" (as I have down there for my signature/picture of the CHM get together...)

ApologetiX do a parody of "Wish you were here" by Pink Floyd... "Wish you could hear". This one is excellent, sounds great.

Staybrite wrote:

Me too, I'm having a hard time finding them on cd or even as legal down-loads.

The first place I always check is ebay. Not all of them are used. Somtimes there will be a seller that has a store they sell all kinds of stuff on there. You just need to check around. Plus not all of them are priced up there.

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I would suggest starting with the s/t D&K ,The Pledge,Street Light and Go to the top.

Staybrite wrote:

Me too, I'm having a hard time finding them on cd or even as legal down-loads.

iTunes has several of them, if not all. That's how I re-stocked my collection.

Drat that figures. I don't do E-bay or i-tunes.

Perhaps you should broaden your horizons.

I used to buy from I-tunes (on occasion) but they force you to use their klunky massive i-tunes player and that really cheezes me off....so I don't buy from them anymore.
I have purchased maybe 15 cd's from ebay and have been burned 3 times...not a very good track record IMO....so I avoid them as well.

That's understandable. I have been lucky that I've never been burned by anyone thru ebay. I've only used itunes a couple of times when a someone at work asked me to get some songs for them. They payed me back for it. I usually don't download as I prefer a cd in my hands.

Mmmmmm cheeese...............

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Ha ! Love that old Apple 2E computer in the video.

Apple!? I thought it was a Commadore 64?

It could be, with the 5 inch floppy disc... remember how you could hear the thin disc inside the plastic square spinning ?

Ah the good old days, back when floppy discs were actually "floppy".

Floppies were 'Flops' alright. Thank God for the CD/DVD-rom (that skips if scratched)

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Floppies were 'Flops' alright. Thank God for the CD/DVD-rom (that skips if scratched)

Which now has been all but replaced by those little flash drives.

I thought this new era of hard disk drives (beit external terabytes or little flash drives) was gonna be the ultimate in storage. I remember about 4 years ago migrating all my backup discs and stored dox on 3 diff pcs all onto my first 500gb HDD. Loved it, everything in one place and I could search and find whatever I wanted in a blink.
Until.... one day I went into my music files and found them all there like usual BUT NOTHING INSIDE THE FOLDERS !! You know that cold feeling you get... well I was shaking, I opened another folder containing all my Deliverance albums, then opened the folder containing the album 'Learn'.... empty.
I selected all my music files and chose properties to see the "size" (expecting to see 120+ GB)... it was zero !! All my music and tons of other files were gone.

I still have the HDD but it's cobwebbed in my closet. Anyone else have this problem with a hard drive ? My assumption is, the information is still on the drive, just something blocking them as if they're not there... why would 250+ GB of info dissappear, but leave behind all the folders they were in ?

Weird.

That is really weird. Almost like it got some kind of virus or something.

I guess. It just happened on my external HDD and not my actual PC, so go figure.