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Originally Posted by Nightwish

Is anyone starting to get the impression that Believer likes the David Crowder Band? Or is it just me? :)

guilty as charged :)

One of my favorites was also FFH. There was a popular hit by them called One of These Days. There's another song off of that album I used to sing all the time, but I can't remember the name of it now. I really liked it cuz they sang it acapella.

I really like the voice of FFH's lead singer. theres a song sone by a lot of artists called "We stand" and his voice really stands out, its interesting

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Originally Posted by luv

<a href="http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=1033383297">FFH - One of These Days</a><br><embed embed><br><a href="http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.addToProfileConfirm&videoid=1033383297&title=FFH - One of These Days">

thanks for posting that. FFH is a lot younger than I thought! He has an older sounding voice. Kind of like Jeremy Camp in a way, I was shocked to see how young HE was.

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Originally Posted by Nightwish

I didn't say they were the kings of Christian metal, just rock. They had a sort of cheesy 80s sound, but they really opened the door for a lot of bands who came after. Without Petra there wouldn't have been a Stryper or a White Cross.

Did you know the lead vocalist John Schlitt was in Head East before Petra?They had one major FM hit with Never Been Any Reason.

Couldn't find my favorite songs but i did my find my favorite Christian band

Guardian-The Way Home Back

Guardian-See You In Heaven

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Originally Posted by Nzoner

Did you know the lead vocalist John Schlitt was in Head East before Petra?They had one major FM hit with Never Been Any Reason.

Yeah, I knew that. And their producer, John Elefante, was lead singer for Kansas for awhile (he's the one who sang "Fight Fire with Fire" and "Play the Game Tonight"). Of Petra's singers, though, I prefer Greg X. Volz to John Schlitt.

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Originally Posted by Nightwish

If a friend of mine is to be believed, none of them were virgins. She used to work as a hooker (before she turned her life around) at a brothel in Springfield. I forget the name of the place, but it was out on either east Division or east Kearney, and there was another similar place called Scorpio's right next to it. Anyway, she said all four of them came in there one night after they did a show at Hammond Center. She actually managed to get photos of two of them when they weren't looking, and the guys in the photo looked a lot like Oz Fox and Tim Gaines, though I couldn't tell for sure if it was actually them. But according to her, all four of them visited the place ... and they weren't there to witness, at least not the kind of "witnessing" you would expect. That's one band that I never did buy the whole Christian schtick.

The thing that turned me off to them was an interview they gave Hit Parader magazine where they mis quoted scripture saying that there name came from the passage that says by his strypers we are healed. If you are going to quote the bible do it correctly.

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Originally Posted by Dark Horse

I wonder if that might have been a typo on the typesetter's part? I've seen them quote that biblical passage several times, and they've always said "stripes." STRYPER is actually an acronym, standing for "Salvation Through Redemption Yielding Peace, Encouragement and Righteousness." I'm guessing that misquoting the passage probably wasn't the band's error, but rather the reporter's or typesetter's.