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alldatndensum
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 |  Subject: Worth Dying For  Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:34 am | |
| Here's some ROCK worship for you! Worth Dying For has signed with Integrity Music, but they carry the modern sound of a band like Skillet.
Check out their MySpace page! _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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alldatndensum
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:43 am | |
| Oh, and the female singer plays a KEYTAR!!! _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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rockerVu2
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 9:53 am | |
| Worth Dying For is really great rockin' worship music.
A Keytar is that a new instrument or a mix between a guitar and a keyboard?
Sounds very interesting a keytar.
Listening now.
I think there's a lot of cool rockin' modern worship out now. | |
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drumdude
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:01 am | |
| oooh me likey im liken the liyrics alot  | |
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alldatndensum
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 10:55 am | |
| - Quote :
- A Keytar is that a new instrument or a mix between a guitar and a keyboard?
Sounds very interesting a keytar.
Keytars have been around since the 80's. They are traditional keyboards in every sense of the world. But, they are held by a strap around the neck like a guitar. The keyboard player for Petra used one quite a bit. _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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Staybrite
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 1:08 pm | |
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rockerVu2
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 4:53 pm | |
| Yes Staybrite that's a keytar.
I have seen them before but never knew it was a keytar.
They sound like a keyboard.
Ummmmm is a keytar special for country music?
Or it's a new insrument used to play modern polka's? LOL | |
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LateFortheParty
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Tue Nov 20, 2007 11:05 pm | |
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- Ummmmm is a keytar special for country music?
No. Keytar is 80's, as 80's as a tail, curly mullet, parachute pants, uni-sex headbands, leg warmers, (fill in the blank  )..... | |
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alldatndensum
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:46 am | |
| Yeah, a lot of rock bands in the 80's with keyboard players used Keytars. It gave the player a chance to move around the stage like a guitarist. Like I said, Petra's John Lawry used one quite a bit. Whiteheart also used them. Mylon LeFevere & Broken Heart also used Keytars.
They were more common back then, though. Nowadays, most people just think that they look silly. For myself, I don't really care. If the keyboard player can get the sound he wants out of one, then go for it. _________________ I might have decided, or maybe not, that I should or shouldn't, depending on the issue or non-issue, to possibly share or not share, any thoughts, opinions, or facts (that might not be deemed factual by some), due to possible fear of any misinterpretation or retribution. https://christianhardmusic.niceboard.com/ | |
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Staybrite
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| | Subject: Re: Worth Dying For Wed Nov 21, 2007 4:08 pm | |
| You could add Eddie Degarmo from Degarmo & Key to that list as well.
My intention wasn't to make fun of any musician using a keytar, but they still make snicker (sorry I can't help it).
I hear they are actually rather difficult to play.
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