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SOOOOO wonderful to see you all!!! You have been such a blessing in my and so many others lives....giving us the permission to be our TRUE selves. Love ya!

Is this an act or did he convert from Judaism to Christianity?

I can’t stop watching this…

Jesus loves you!

Very similar, thematically, to LeeLand's, "Count Me In"

Song name?

This is so great! I remember the first time I heard Danielson on the first Tooth and Nail sampler in the mid 90s. They have since been an earmark to me for what a truly original and creative band is.

So much disillusionment in musicians seems to me to be related to the strange dichotomy between bands playing music and "worship" music. I think they are two different things and most "worship leaders" I have known don't seem to understand this. I think a Christian can and should sing about anything on their heart whether its Ecclesiastical sadness, struggling with trust in God like the Psalms, romantic love or even the birds and the trees haha. But I think worship music has a specific purpose as part of a church service. I think worship music should have some guidelines lyrically and worship leaders should realize they are in a place of leadership. Like pastors they need to be cognizant about how they present themselves so as not to distract from worship and to step out of the way as much as possible - because in that setting it truly is all about God and not them.

I hit the like button. But where's the love button?

"...Since the creation of the world God’s invisible qualities-his eternal power and divine nature-have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without excuse." Romans 1:20. "And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile and you are still in your sins. Then those also who have fallen asleep in Christ have perished. If in Christ we have hope in this life only, we are of all people most to be pitied. 1 Corinthians 15:17-19

Comments were disabled on the Glenn Kaiser interview so my comment has to do with that video, not this one. It's funny when Glen talks about Charlie Peacock telling that aspiring artist to basically not seek a record label. I was the bass player in a Christian band called Kersusso in college. Our first real gig was a battle of the bands in which Don Francisco was the host. I remember him telling us backstage to avoid the record labels at all costs because they would take your music, your profits and then tell you what to do and how to make your music. Although we never went anywhere after our demo CD, I'm glad we sidestepped that world. According to Alisa CHilders (Zoe Girl) that world is devastating to Christians.

Did John Crist write this? Or Trip and Tyler? hahaha

Ha! Fast forward to the mid to late 90s and this kid is me all the way. I think Petra was my favorite of this era (especially Greg X. Volz era) they def had an impact in my life. I all but quit listening to music a few years ago in favor of Podcasts but still crank some of these bands now and then. I spent a stupid long time writing a blog post that’s a list of ALL my CDs with a link to a RUclips playlist of each album. I know I’m REdiCUlouS!

False. There were no lyric videos in the 80s. But I am blown away by Daniel Smith’s ability to make music way different than Danielson.

Musically if you told me this was actually from a band in the 80s I’d believe it. Lyrically I’m kind of scratching head… it really sounds like something Mike Judge would write into King of the Hill as a sharp jab at Christians. I’m really back and forth about whether this movie is making fun of Christians and Christian metal or just trying to be funny. Like is this song suppose to show these kids in this band are nieve? And in doing so, making a commentary on all the Christian bands coming up in those years?

Got me reminiscing. I had a couple of Stryper CDs but was more into techno, punk and industrial in my teens. Looking back though, Stryper was freakin legit.

If you needed a vocal coach for those high notes, that's when you should have called in Micheal Sweet. I had this awesome Stryper tribute CD in the 90's called "Sweet Family Music: A Tribute to Stryper" and one of my all time favorite bands, Aleixa, were the ones to cover "Makes Me Wanna Sing". They were a band with female vocals and their lead singer had to adjust her vocals in the studio to get up there with Micheal Sweet's.

It's weird how you all talk about this scene really "hands off" like you're deep down embarrassed about the whole scene . I have never understood why its taboo for Christian bands to be more propaganda oriented than for the 90 million secular bands out there pushing some other kind of propaganda in their music? Like, Green Day, though I love their style, makes me want to gag because they're so full of propaganda - but hey that's their right and they SHOULD be able to sing about WHATEVER they want.

I'm always happy for Daniel when I see him popping back up here and there. I never thought this odd little band I discovered on Tooth and Nail Records' 1st compilation would have lasted so long and accomplished so much!

That's almost not certainly Moon Vest is it??

First Strike...wow...loved them.

Pastor "Wember", is that a nod to the former Righteous Brother who founded the Vineyard movement after splitting from Calvary Chapel- John Wimber?

I can't believe I haven't heard of Rob....When it came to 80's/90's metal, I was much more into Bride...them dudes could bring it

Nice. I was an HM Subscriber in the late 90's. I have, on my channel, several of the sampler CDs uploaded since I couldn't find them anywhere else on the internet.

I could have been a consultant for this movie. I was DEEP in Christian rock/metal/techno/punk etc. in the 90's and early 00's.

Que cena meus amigos 👏👏❤️

Sensacional 👏👏

Muito bom ❤ abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷. Deus abençoe vocês irmãos. A jornada nessa vida é dura, mas com fé nele a gente consegue 😊.

It was 1995, I got one of Tooth and Nail Records' first samplers which blew my mind. (Previously I only knew DC Talk/Jars of Clay, The Newsboys/Audio Adrenaline) One of the bands on the sampler took the prize for weirdest and most "out there" and that was Danielson with "What to Wear". Have been a fan his (and Famile's) creativity since!

Glen Did it better... of course he did. He is Glenn Kaiser. However, you did a fantastic job and I think Glenn K would be proud to hear his song covered so well.

How is this not more popular??

I wish I was old enough to remember when yall filmed at Mr George and Mrs Debbie’s house across my street.

No list of 80s Christian bands is complete without The Altar Boys.

LET'S ALL GO COMMANDO!!!!

Pat Paradise Rock Stations like this!

Except for Gunnar! 😂😂😂

Hi! What was it like working with Judd Nelson? ❤

Ok, where have I seen the delivery girl from? We saw this video at the Tryon Film Fest event recently. She loosk familiar. (sorry for the completely obvious question)

I love the on purpose typos, very clever!

Fred plays a great Hugo. I love the 9 fruits venue. I think I may have frequented that place a few times in my sleep.

Great cover. One question; what’s with the dude “playing” air guitar?!?!?!?

What an incredible surprise!

I met Judd Nelson at a Comic Con back in November 2023. Such a nice guy and a great actor. Glad he's making a comeback in recent years. I personally think he should've gotten an Oscar nomination for his performance in "Girl In The Basement"

Loved him on The Blacklist

From Making The Grade, The Breakfast Club and Transformers the movie to New Jack City all the way up to Girl in the Basement and Transformers: Power of the Primes.

great to know fred 'hugo' armisen is a danielson fan :)

Rest in peace, brother.

Was that James Spader making a cameo in the crowd next to Fred?? This just made my whole day!!!! I have been a huge Danielson fan since I heard Who are Parents on Greasy Kids Stuff WFMU 97?? Nothing but ❤.

wow, he became the principal

After more then a year this video only has 319 views, it’s just like the music video in real life, and that’s kinda funny. Those of us who know about it really enjoy it, I know I’m eating my popcorn!