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Christian Rock
Also, Daniel Amos's "Darn Floor, Big Bite" is one of the most underrated cds ever released. Complex lyrics, unusually creative music, what's not to like: 9MkputBpaq0 aWGR42ZwhRg 1buCgMd5fc8 I like a lot of their stuff though (anything Terry Taylor does really): 7aLNL5qwQ6o XsoTSGhh3uM...- MintRainbow
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Christian Rock
Couldn't find a couple of my favorite Resurrection Band tunes (Pauper's Grave is very intense). There's even less of Glenn Keiser's solo stuff or Glenn Keiser Band stuff on Youtube, which is unfortunate, they do some incredible stuff. Maybe I should put some of it up. jXEWZapnO0M 3T1PxtSaNiw...- MintRainbow
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Christian Rock
I disagree with this quite a bit, and here's why: Resurrection Band (or "Rez Band") do not typically quote bible verses or speak "Christianese", if that makes sense. Their songs are not shallow or trite. Many of their songs are about social problems in the inner city and around the world, and...- MintRainbow
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The Toy Dolls (Official Thread)
Re: The Toy Dolls Yeah, you don't expect that level of musicianship from a novelty punk band. And yet... they never really stop being a novelty punk band either. ^_^ They're just really, really good at it. Two other things about the band: they like sing-song melodies and lyrics...- MintRainbow
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Oysterband
Holy Bandits is my favorite of theirs. Well, aside from Freedom and Rain, the cd with June Tabor which is an amazing work. They toured with June Tabor and there was a tour cd "Freedom and Rain Tour '91 Sampler" with some rare covers on it -- All Along the Watch Tower and White Rabbit, both...- MintRainbow
- Post #12
- Forum: Folk & Celtic
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The Toy Dolls (Official Thread)
Re: The Toy Dolls I've always loved the Toy Dolls. I have most of their cds... but there are sooo many, I'm still missing a couple. Olga's the only member that's consitent throughout their history... basically Olga is the band, the band is Olga. ^_^ aBQAj5CBMGo You won't find many (or...- MintRainbow
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- Forum: Punk Rock/Garage Rock/Indie Rock
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Bucovina (traditional folk/pagan/metal from Romania)
I like this quite a bit. ^_^- MintRainbow
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- Forum: Death/Doom/Black/Gothic Metal
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Folk/Celtic Metal
Folk metal is one of my favorite genres (and its cousin viking metal, at least the more folky/melodic bands in the genre -- Tyr, Ensiferum, etc.). One band I like a lot is Hungarian folk metal band Dalriada: ksbkj-dDpJw 4fgqWtQGgSA iQQGVd3r0d4 Suidakra's Conloch is probably my...- MintRainbow
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- Forum: Metal
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While Heaven Wept
I like the band quite a bit. I picked up on them when Empires of Forlorn was their most recent, so it's been several years now. I have that and the most recent. I really like The Drowning Years from Empires of Forlorn: 86KZRGzwCAI Three of the members double as members of the goth metal...- MintRainbow
- Post #23
- Forum: Metal
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King's X (Official Thread)
Re: King's X One of my favorite bands. I followed them from their first album. Gretchen was the first thing I ever bought on CD, still a fantastic release. For some reason the band never caught on with the general public -- I think their best example of that was their appearance at the...- MintRainbow
- Post #17
- Forum: Progressive Rock
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2010 bands that sound like 60's 70's Classic Rock??
I had to register to this site just to post in this thread. This song by Graveyard has been stuck in my head for over a week (it can be downloaded for free from Amazon as a promo): OnGBa8dVm6k These guys sound like they could be recording this in 1971. Great stuff. So I was inspired to...- MintRainbow
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- Forum: 2010's Music
