God is doin' a nu thang. In case you were wondering.

I needs me a pair of them pants!

Holy sh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dam is he talented, NNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOTTTTTTTT!

Wargod52

I thought he was going to start crying during the chorus.

Apparently upon further digging this is a cover...

Who new?

And I thought I couldn't dance.

If you think that is amusing, check out the first Dc Talk album!!!

I'd rather burn in hell than listen to music like this.

exact33 wrote:

If you think that is amusing, check out the first Dc Talk album!!!

I'm trying desperately to FORGET how bad that was! What were people thinking?

bassman wrote:

exact33 wrote:

If you think that is amusing, check out the first Dc Talk album!!!

I'm trying desperately to FORGET how bad that was! What were people thinking?

maybe they recorded it with the mute button accidentally on??

martinsane wrote:

Apparently upon further digging this is a cover...

Who new?

I'm embarrassed to raise my hand on this one. Saw the album a lot in CHristian bookstores a lot way back when. Happy to say I'd never heard it, though .

LeMorte d'Arthur wrote:

I'd rather burn in hell than listen to music like this.

...you and God also.

When I was in college, a christian college, you could not escape this album, it was everywhere. People played it non-stop, in the dorms, their cars, walkmans, EVERYWHERE! No wonder I dropped out after 3 semesters.

martinsane wrote:

Apparently upon further digging this is a cover...

Who new?

Sadly, I did.

That kid will never hear the end of it.

As far as DC Talk... they made Vanilla Ice look like NWA. I can't believe
those corny TBN type shows thought they were being "cool" and reaching people with their (Barney) influenced programming.

Like so many other Christian bands, DC Talk followed trends. As such, I love this song:



Not really the kind of song a non-religious type like myself would typically like, but I don't care. Stupid lyrics, but catchy as hell.

Eyesore wrote:

Like so many other Christian bands, DC Talk followed trends. As such, I love this song:



Not really the kind of song a non-religious type like myself would typically like, but I don't care. Stupid lyrics, but catchy as hell.

I remember that song. Growing up in a pretty conservative christian family I thought that was pretty "cool" at like 8 or whatever..ha.

Stender wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Like so many other Christian bands, DC Talk followed trends. As such, I love this song:



Not really the kind of song a non-religious type like myself would typically like, but I don't care. Stupid lyrics, but catchy as hell.

I remember that song. Growing up in a pretty conservative christian family I thought that was pretty "cool" at like 8 or whatever..ha.

One of my exes had been a huge fan of the band since she was a kid, so she played that crap all the time. And I ended up diggin' some of it.

I like two Jars of Clay songs, too. Haha.

Eyesore wrote:

Stender wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Like so many other Christian bands, DC Talk followed trends. As such, I love this song:



Not really the kind of song a non-religious type like myself would typically like, but I don't care. Stupid lyrics, but catchy as hell.

I remember that song. Growing up in a pretty conservative christian family I thought that was pretty "cool" at like 8 or whatever..ha.

One of my exes had been a huge fan of the band since she was a kid, so she played that crap all the time. And I ended up diggin' some of it.

I like two Jars of Clay songs, too. Haha.

That is two too many

I don't know what's more terrifying.. that kid's rapping, his pants, or the hostess' fashion ensemble. She looks like the love child of Dolly Parton, Tammy Fae Bakker and June Cleaver.

No way!





Those are good tunes!

That song from Jars of Clay reminds me of the band Live.

Troublezone wrote:

That song from Jars of Clay reminds me of the band Live.

That song from Jars of Clay reminds me I must shove a pencil in my ears to bust my eardrums.

LeMorte d'Arthur wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

That song from Jars of Clay reminds me of the band Live.

That song from Jars of Clay reminds me I must shove a pencil in my ears to bust my eardrums.