My personal favorites in no particular order. Except Petra. They’re #1 1. Petra 2. White Heart 3. Holy Soldier (with Steven Patrick) 4. Guardian 5. David Zaffiro (highly underrated) 6. Skillet 7. DC Talk (their rock years)
I agree with you but I don't think being ambiguous with your lyrics is wrong cuz bands like Demon Hunter, Fit For A King, and Wage War are more ambiguous but if you care about digging into the lyrics, they are very biblical
@@Captain_Kirk116 I agree with you. I like the bands you listed also. I was just stating one of the reasons I like Disciple. When I want to listen to a band praise God, I listen to a band that does it clearly like War of Ages, Chaotic Resemblance, Holyname... When I just want to listen to music I tend to listen to Demon Hunter, Killswitch Engage, Love and Death and so on.
Going through some old boxes after a move and found the Whitecross flyer from 1987. Love that album and what a live show. Starting diving back into some bands from back in the day, Undercover, Stryper, Petra... Then I found your channel and cannot wait to discover all the artists I missed along the way.
Like your list and Petra is definitely the best ever. Thanks for honoring Fear Not and Novella which were definitely underrated. I would have agreed with you on most but missing Whiteheart. Their Freedom album is the best of all time imo.
Good video with some bands I wasn't aware of and will definitely check out. May I recommend Deliverance, tourniquet, Bride, Jacobs Dream, Sleeping Giant.
I think you should be talking about Neal Morse. As a solo Artist and with The Neal Morse Band he has released 30 albums since 1999. His work on Testimony 1 & 2, One, ?, Sola Scriptura just show what an Artist can do concerning the scriptures in music. His double CD, 'Testimony' coming in at 120 minutes about his testimony in becoming a Christian is just phenomenal and no other Christian Artist has ever done anything like that nor ever will because they just don't how to do anything like that. His other work with Transatlantic, Flying Colors & D'Virgilio, Morse & Jennings are superb also.
Thanks for this video Tim🙏 My two favorites are also Petra and Rez Band. Although Petra started to loose me with Beat the System. When back to the streets came out I didn’t like the pop sound either and couldn’t adapt to the new vocalist. Now I love his voice and really want to get all of the back catalogue that I don’t have. I definitely agree on Back to the Rock, that’s my favorite one as well. I really wish they would’ve continued with that lineup and made more albums. It’s really too bad they didn’t because those two newer songs and the older songs they reworked were just absolutely incredible.
Grammatrain Flying might be the greatest Christian rock album of all time. And don’t forget the Elms, Stavesacre, Phil Keaggy, and All Together Separate, which was fronted by the greatest voice in the genre. And if you saw Burlap to Cashmere live during the Anybody Out There tour, you’d include them too. Best live Christian show I’ve ever seen and I saw them as a 6, 5, and 4 piece. All equally amazing. Skillet lost me after album one. Disciple live 99-03 was nothing short of jaw dropping. The Elms were probably the most complete Christian bands before click tracks and canned backing, and their first three releases were very tight. Phil Keaggy is the goat rock guitarist in CCM. Stryper’s Fallen was close to CCM perfection. Good list but lots of top tier missed IMO. My honorable mention would be a little band called Broomtree out of Ohio. Traveled with Petra some. Two albums. Sunny, poppy, and lyric forward. Very good live act and kind.
🙌🏻 We need to pray for these groupmembers. Their Spiritual gifts were given for a reason. They're lyrics are much more real and powerful than todays lyrics. A lot of wisdom of a liven life is contained into these musicians and we need to care about them, as rare elders🌾 Especially in the music branch we need bold forerunners. They've been at the front, so know they have been through rough attacks during life. 🦅But glory to God, He gives strenght, and clear sight as an eagle. God bless you, sir. Keep up the good work, promoting them, "old" as "young", rock is a powerful tool in our Lord and Saviours hand. May they never stop producing! Their mature vocals have such soul in it, The Holy Spirit never break, so will never their voices, and their lungs will be kept strong and healthy to go on until He comes, in The name of the ressurected Christ🔥🎸🎛️
Awesome list! I definitely lean toward the Schlitt era of Petra as my favorite Christian rock band. The first album I heard from them was a compilation album called “Power Praise” from 1994. As a teenager “Unseen Power” and “This Means War” were my go to albums. Side question: have you hard Stryper’s recent acoustic album, “To Hell with the Amps”? So good. It has been on repeat for me. Can’t wait for the Petra collection video! 🙌🏻 God bless!
Cool video! I agree with you in regards to Petra. They were my first exposure to Christian rock, along with Resurrection Band, in '84. I would disagree in regards to Back To The Street in that I think it is among their best, but isn't that the beauty of music? Something for everybody! Keep 'em coming!
For decades ive searched for christian bands I can enjoy. Its been challenging. I had grown up on some phil keaggy, Glass Harp, or more recently Quick and the Dead. I enjoy them but i keep looking for more. Its tough because my favorite bands arent Christian bands and i have a tendency to search for christian groups with a similiar sound as those i frequent most often (yeah... I'm aware of the paradox here). Anyway, Ive never heard of Omega Highway. Thanks for the recommendation. I enjoy your channel. Keep up the good work!
Great video! I'm not much into the Modern Rock/Hard Rock and Metal Bands Like Skillet and Disciple except for the odd album like Holy Soldier Promise Man, Stryper Reborn and Apple Head Light Side of the Apple which all has some good songs. I watched some of Jim Coopers podcast in part or in full and that guy is into the word! Also, to me bands like Petra and Jerusalem over the years bounce from a little Light Rock but mostly Rock and Hard Rock slightly going into Metal but live they are much heavier overall. I never compared Fear Not to Motley Crue. Maybe during the Dr. Feelgood and Motley Crue 1994 era but I kind of see the resemblance. To me Fear Not is similar to Skid Row and Slaughter. From 1979 to 1994 Petra has that Bon Jovi, Journey, Styx, Foreigner, Boston vibe. Ever notice that on the song I Am On the Rock during the chorus it's similar to the Def Leppard Song Pour Some Sugar on Me, even down to the bass line? I can't listen to that song without thinking of that. I wonder how many wet socks and boots they went through filming the video on the beach near the water! I will be doing a video of ranking the top 10 or 15 bands as well.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I know. I didn't mention that where that was an obvious similarity that many people are aware of. I don't think the I Am On the Rock and Pour Some Sugar similarity is as commonly known, or as not mentioned as often.
Just wondering if you've ever made playlist for Spotify? I've made my own playlist several times over and over again. Just wondering if you ever made a playlist of songs that you like that you would like to share?
What are your thoughts on five of my favorites in no particular order: Bride, Bloodgood, Guardian, Holy Soldier and Whiteheart? I was fortunate enough to see Petra and Whiteheart in concert at Great Adventure in New Jersey back in the day! Great Show!! Thanks 👍
@@christianrockmusiccollective I understand about Bride! You either like them or you don't but to be fair for me it was only three LP's, Kinetic Faith, Snakes in the Playground and Scarecrow Messiah. Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Some lesser known bands from the 80's most of you probably never heard of--Crossfire--they had one album called "Battlefront"--and then there was Solid Rock--they had three albums in the early 80's--priobably the best known was""Reel to Real"---and lastly a band called produgal--all three of their albums were cutting edge in the 80s.
It's so funny how things change. I remember when bands like Saint or Barren Cross were metal, now i hear them called hard rock. Bride "Snakes In The Playground" still sounds like metal to me. Fear Not are good, but musically i actually liked them better when they went by Love Life, but Blonde Vinyl just didn't know how to produce a metal record. Mike Knotts roots were always that raw, indie, underground vibe.
My favorite Christian band is Caedmon's Call. I also really enjoy most of the albums by Andrew Peterson, Bebo Norman, Jars of Clay and I definitely can't forget one of my all-time favorites: Rich Mullins. None of those bands are really rock though I guess. Did you ever get into Stavesacre, Project 86 or P.O.D.?
@@christianrockmusiccollective I agree on all points. Derek Webb has left the faith sadly, and went EXTREMELY woke. 😢 I've also had my reservations regarding POD's walk with God, but I did really like their album "Satellite". I will never tire of Rich Mullins music no matter how often I hear the songs. He was a one-of-a-kind musician/songwriter.
@@christianrockmusiccollective Petra - "Beat the System" from the song "Witch Hunt." I was just laughing to myself, because im usually listening to Stavesacre, Demon Hunter, TFK. But couple weeks ago i had an itch for some OG Christian rock, and put on "Beat The System." 👍 like i said on another comment, i love coming across other brothers who still listen to all styles of Christian rock. Blessings brother.
I have to respectfully disagree with you on the best Audio Adrenaline album. I would put Bloom in that spot. Honestly though you can't go wrong with anything they've put out.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I was able to see and meet Audio Adrenaline when they were on the Bloom tour opening for DC Talk. Even then Mark Stuart was dealing with his voice disorder. Until recently, I didn't realize that Kevin Max sang for them briefly (about 10 years ago). I think KM has also left the faith unfortunately. What's going on with all of this apostasy? 😢
@@e.m.8094I actually saw Audio A at Liberty University when Kevin Max was lead - it was quite odd and I remember telling my wife that Kevin Max’s vocal style and even lifestyle did not suit Audio A whatsoever. I’ll take Tait as lead of Newsboys any day over that. Luckily Skillet was there to headline which helped distract me from the Audio A set. Haha!
Whitecross, stryper, bloodgood, Petra! God bless you! Jesus saves sinners! Check out Dean odles biblical flat earth presentation! Flat earth truth producing good fruit! The truth about flat earth bringing people to God and savior Jesus!
Petra is definitely the greatest Christian rock band of all time.
Agree. Petra is the foundation of christian rock. Petra rockz.
Stryper? I like Petra too.
My personal favorites in no particular order. Except Petra. They’re #1
1. Petra
2. White Heart
3. Holy Soldier (with Steven Patrick)
4. Guardian
5. David Zaffiro (highly underrated)
6. Skillet
7. DC Talk (their rock years)
Skillet is great and I really enjoy listening to John Cooper's podcast as well.
I bought Underdog when I was 14, saw them when I turned 18. Love their music. Skillet is amazing.
I really like Disciple. A lot of their lyrics are very obvious Christian lyrics unlike some bands that seem to try stay ambiguous.
I agree with you but I don't think being ambiguous with your lyrics is wrong cuz bands like Demon Hunter, Fit For A King, and Wage War are more ambiguous but if you care about digging into the lyrics, they are very biblical
@@Captain_Kirk116 I agree with you. I like the bands you listed also. I was just stating one of the reasons I like Disciple. When I want to listen to a band praise God, I listen to a band that does it clearly like War of Ages, Chaotic Resemblance, Holyname... When I just want to listen to music I tend to listen to Demon Hunter, Killswitch Engage, Love and Death and so on.
Here I go my 7 top Christian bands are:
Stryper
Disciple
Theocracy
Chaotic Resemblance
Seventh Day Slumber
Skillet Music
Relentless Flood
theocracy rules!
the best
Ive returned to really appreciating Petra again. I actually live Back to the Street. Especially YOU are I AM, Shaking the Hous and Fool's Gold.
Greetings from Czech republic! I would definitely add Stryper to this list. They are bit into metal. Best wishes. Jaroslav.
I consider them metal. They are on another video.
Going through some old boxes after a move and found the Whitecross flyer from 1987. Love that album and what a live show. Starting diving back into some bands from back in the day, Undercover, Stryper, Petra... Then I found your channel and cannot wait to discover all the artists I missed along the way.
Like your list and Petra is definitely the best ever. Thanks for honoring Fear Not and Novella which were definitely underrated. I would have agreed with you on most but missing Whiteheart. Their Freedom album is the best of all time imo.
Novella! One of the most underrated bands out there!
Good video with some bands I wasn't aware of and will definitely check out. May I recommend Deliverance, tourniquet, Bride, Jacobs Dream, Sleeping Giant.
I think you should be talking about Neal Morse. As a solo Artist and with The Neal Morse Band he has released 30 albums since 1999. His work on Testimony 1 & 2, One, ?, Sola Scriptura just show what an Artist can do concerning the scriptures in music. His double CD, 'Testimony' coming in at 120 minutes about his testimony in becoming a Christian is just phenomenal and no other Christian Artist has ever done anything like that nor ever will because they just don't how to do anything like that. His other work with Transatlantic, Flying Colors & D'Virgilio, Morse & Jennings are superb also.
Thanks for this video Tim🙏 My two favorites are also Petra and Rez Band. Although Petra started to loose me with Beat the System. When back to the streets came out I didn’t like the pop sound either and couldn’t adapt to the new vocalist. Now I love his voice and really want to get all of the back catalogue that I don’t have. I definitely agree on Back to the Rock, that’s my favorite one as well. I really wish they would’ve continued with that lineup and made more albums. It’s really too bad they didn’t because those two newer songs and the older songs they reworked were just absolutely incredible.
Grammatrain Flying might be the greatest Christian rock album of all time. And don’t forget the Elms, Stavesacre, Phil Keaggy, and All Together Separate, which was fronted by the greatest voice in the genre.
And if you saw Burlap to Cashmere live during the Anybody Out There tour, you’d include them too. Best live Christian show I’ve ever seen and I saw them as a 6, 5, and 4 piece. All equally amazing.
Skillet lost me after album one. Disciple live 99-03 was nothing short of jaw dropping. The Elms were probably the most complete Christian bands before click tracks and canned backing, and their first three releases were very tight. Phil Keaggy is the goat rock guitarist in CCM. Stryper’s Fallen was close to CCM perfection. Good list but lots of top tier missed IMO.
My honorable mention would be a little band called Broomtree out of Ohio. Traveled with Petra some. Two albums. Sunny, poppy, and lyric forward. Very good live act and kind.
How is Stryper not included in this list? Best Christian band ever!
They are in my Top Five Metal Bands video.
Great list Bro!!!
Cool list, but I’d also include Rage of Angels, X-Sinner, and Whitecross
Nice video. Living Sacrifice is my favorite Thrash Metal band. Top notch Stuff!
Absolutely a killer band!💕🙏👊
Seven From Heaven…
1) Petra
2) Rez Band
3) AD/Kerry Livgren
4) Mastedon
5) The Brave
6) Crystavox
7) Jerusalem
These are all great.
REZ band is awesome!
🙌🏻 We need to pray for these groupmembers. Their Spiritual gifts were given for a reason. They're lyrics are much more real and powerful than todays lyrics. A lot of wisdom of a liven life is contained into these musicians and we need to care about them, as rare elders🌾 Especially in the music branch we need bold forerunners. They've been at the front, so know they have been through rough attacks during life.
🦅But glory to God, He gives strenght, and clear sight as an eagle. God bless you, sir. Keep up the good work, promoting them, "old" as "young", rock is a powerful tool in our Lord and Saviours hand. May they never stop producing! Their mature vocals have such soul in it, The Holy Spirit never break, so will never their voices, and their lungs will be kept strong and healthy to go on until He comes, in The name of the ressurected Christ🔥🎸🎛️
Awesome list! I definitely lean toward the Schlitt era of Petra as my favorite Christian rock band. The first album I heard from them was a compilation album called “Power Praise” from 1994. As a teenager “Unseen Power” and “This Means War” were my go to albums.
Side question: have you hard Stryper’s recent acoustic album, “To Hell with the Amps”? So good. It has been on repeat for me.
Can’t wait for the Petra collection video! 🙌🏻 God bless!
I haven’t heard the Stryper one yet.
Cool video! I agree with you in regards to Petra. They were my first exposure to Christian rock, along with Resurrection Band, in '84. I would disagree in regards to Back To The Street in that I think it is among their best, but isn't that the beauty of music? Something for everybody! Keep 'em coming!
Hard rock : Petra , REZ , Jerusalem , Whitecross, White Heart , Leviticus, Shout , Legend , The Brave, Joshua.
@@jairobrenes1716 long time since I've heard Joshua. How could I forget
I'm defenitly missing Bride!
Novella is by far the best CRB I've ever heard.
Mortification... Living Sacrifice... Sacrament! Love and missed the heavy Thrash Metal era.💕🙏👊
I would have put WhiteHeart on this list (probably as 1a with Petra being 1b)
For decades ive searched for christian bands I can enjoy.
Its been challenging.
I had grown up on some phil keaggy, Glass Harp, or more recently Quick and the Dead.
I enjoy them but i keep looking for more.
Its tough because my favorite bands arent Christian bands and i have a tendency to search for christian groups with a similiar sound as those i frequent most often (yeah... I'm aware of the paradox here).
Anyway, Ive never heard of Omega Highway.
Thanks for the recommendation.
I enjoy your channel.
Keep up the good work!
Do you know about ApologetiX?
@@davidfrazier8725
Ive never heard them but i will definitely check them out.
Thank you!
@@davidfrazier8725
I am almost always turned off by cover bands but these guys are hilarious and do a fantastic job!
Thanks again!
I’ve heard of them.
Great video! I'm not much into the Modern Rock/Hard Rock and Metal Bands Like Skillet and Disciple except for the odd album like Holy Soldier Promise Man, Stryper Reborn and Apple Head Light Side of the Apple which all has some good songs. I watched some of Jim Coopers podcast in part or in full and that guy is into the word! Also, to me bands like Petra and Jerusalem over the years bounce from a little Light Rock but mostly Rock and Hard Rock slightly going into Metal but live they are much heavier overall. I never compared Fear Not to Motley Crue. Maybe during the Dr. Feelgood and Motley Crue 1994 era but I kind of see the resemblance. To me Fear Not is similar to Skid Row and Slaughter. From 1979 to 1994 Petra has that Bon Jovi, Journey, Styx, Foreigner, Boston vibe. Ever notice that on the song I Am On the Rock during the chorus it's similar to the Def Leppard Song Pour Some Sugar on Me, even down to the bass line? I can't listen to that song without thinking of that. I wonder how many wet socks and boots they went through filming the video on the beach near the water! I will be doing a video of ranking the top 10 or 15 bands as well.
Seen and Not Heard also sounds like Kiss Heaven’s on Fire.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I know. I didn't mention that where that was an obvious similarity that many people are aware of. I don't think the I Am On the Rock and Pour Some Sugar similarity is as commonly known, or as not mentioned as often.
For your female fronted video, check out Undefeated. They started breaking out of upstate NY in 2022. Great vocals awesome songs
Just wondering if you've ever made playlist for Spotify? I've made my own playlist several times over and over again. Just wondering if you ever made a playlist of songs that you like that you would like to share?
I’m sort of old school. I use physical media. 🤷🏻♂️
Please, maybe talk about/mention, ApologetiX? And in the future what about newsboys???! (God bless you and your endeavors!)
Surprised Guardian is not here. Stryper too.
I put Stryper in my metal video. Guardian isn’t top five for me but they are very good.
What are your thoughts on five of my favorites in no particular order: Bride, Bloodgood, Guardian, Holy Soldier and Whiteheart? I was fortunate enough to see Petra and Whiteheart in concert at Great Adventure in New Jersey back in the day! Great Show!! Thanks 👍
All good. Cannot get into Bride at all. I have tried.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I understand about Bride! You either like them or you don't but to be fair for me it was only three LP's, Kinetic Faith, Snakes in the Playground and Scarecrow Messiah. Thank you for taking the time to respond!
Some lesser known bands from the 80's most of you probably never heard of--Crossfire--they had one album called "Battlefront"--and then there was Solid Rock--they had three albums in the early 80's--priobably the best known was""Reel to Real"---and lastly a band called produgal--all three of their albums were cutting edge in the 80s.
Hey Tim. You should check out Ritual Servant if you haven’t already. Really good Christian metal band.
I like them.
Ha! 😄 "Jesus on" . I think I must adopt that expression🌷
Hello, dear brother. What's your take on Stryper? That would be in the metal category. Right?
Yes. I made a metal one too.
ohhhh there’s SOOOO much more
gotta listen to the Tooth & Nail/BEC catalog.
project 86, slick shoes, MxPx, underoath, hawk Nelson, dogwood, P.O.D 😮💨😮💨😮💨
Underoath and POD aren’t really Christian.
@@christianrockmusiccollective 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
band with Christian members, per se?
It's so funny how things change. I remember when bands like Saint or Barren Cross were metal, now i hear them called hard rock. Bride "Snakes In The Playground" still sounds like metal to me. Fear Not are good, but musically i actually liked them better when they went by Love Life, but Blonde Vinyl just didn't know how to produce a metal record. Mike Knotts roots were always that raw, indie, underground vibe.
Right?
What about Stryper? To be fair, this is the Rock list. Maybe they’ll make the Metal list? Curious to hear your opinion about them.
Already made that video of top metal bands.
OK, found it. Thanks
It would be nice if you played some examples of these bands
Copyright laws won’t allow it.
My favorite Christian band is Caedmon's Call. I also really enjoy most of the albums by Andrew Peterson, Bebo Norman, Jars of Clay and I definitely can't forget one of my all-time favorites: Rich Mullins. None of those bands are really rock though I guess. Did you ever get into Stavesacre, Project 86 or P.O.D.?
Loved Rich Mullins. The main guy with Caedmon’s call went far far far far woke. I liked POD but they’ve either gone off course or was never on.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I agree on all points. Derek Webb has left the faith sadly, and went EXTREMELY woke. 😢
I've also had my reservations regarding POD's walk with God, but I did really like their album "Satellite".
I will never tire of Rich Mullins music no matter how often I hear the songs. He was a one-of-a-kind musician/songwriter.
@@christianrockmusiccollective It sounds like Jars of Clay went super woke too. Ugh!
Lincoln Brewster only one I like.
Never could get into him.
Rez #1
Hard to argue with you.
WHAT ?!?!?! NO WHITEHEART ?!?!?! Fear Not but no Whiteheart?! Audio Adreneline but no Whiteheart?! One of the biggest Christian bands in history? wow
I tried hard to get into Whiteheart. Just couldn’t do it.
@christianrockmusiccollective I could not get into whiteheart either. God bless you buddy. Savior king Jesus keep you safe always in these endtimes!
What about WHITE CROSS, PILLAR?
Both good. I mean there’s way more than 7!
Kutless Decypher Down not on this list to bad! Petras best album Jekel and Hyde
Scrolled through the comments… how is DC Talk not on ANYONE’s list? Major oversight… I am holding back my dismay lest I call you all out as….
They aren’t really rock.
@@christianrockmusiccollective ? Jesus Freak isn’t rock? In The Light? In My Minds Eye? Supernatural? Etc… Good grief! I’m out….
@@user-oc5pw9hw5z I’ll miss you.
Bloodgood
Petra
Stryper
Jerusalem
Jars of Clay
Mylon And Brokenheart
White heart
I know some might not be considered rock! 😉
You missed The 77's and Daniel Amos!
That’s because I don’t like them. Ha ha.
Hey Tim! Check us out!! Our first Ep is more hardrock-stuff and the Album Hope & Chaos has more modern sound to it. Blessings. Olli / Ocean Dark
"How about a fire scarecrow?"
That’s one I’ve not heard of.
@@christianrockmusiccollective Petra - "Beat the System" from the song "Witch Hunt." I was just laughing to myself, because im usually listening to Stavesacre, Demon Hunter, TFK. But couple weeks ago i had an itch for some OG Christian rock, and put on "Beat The System." 👍 like i said on another comment, i love coming across other brothers who still listen to all styles of Christian rock. Blessings brother.
Opinions on Megadeth? Not all of their songs are outwardly Christian, but I'm sure you're aware Dave Mustaine is born again.
Not with that.
@@christianrockmusiccollective that's fair
They’re not a Christian band but more a band that has a Christian in it. Very different.
@@dt6949 True, but multiple of their songs have christian themes.
Love megadeth! If you like it heavy, MEGADETH weighs a ton! God bless you! God bless all the rattleheads! Jesus saves sinners!
How in the world could you leave out Stryper
They are metal. I made a different video on that.
Bro what about Stryper?????
Metal. Different video.
I have to respectfully disagree with you on the best Audio Adrenaline album. I would put Bloom in that spot. Honestly though you can't go wrong with anything they've put out.
Dude, they were amazing in their peak.
@@christianrockmusiccollective I was able to see and meet Audio Adrenaline when they were on the Bloom tour opening for DC Talk. Even then Mark Stuart was dealing with his voice disorder. Until recently, I didn't realize that Kevin Max sang for them briefly (about 10 years ago). I think KM has also left the faith unfortunately. What's going on with all of this apostasy? 😢
Love it!! I had never heard of any of these bands!! Great stuff!
@@e.m.8094I actually saw Audio A at Liberty University when Kevin Max was lead - it was quite odd and I remember telling my wife that Kevin Max’s vocal style and even lifestyle did not suit Audio A whatsoever. I’ll take Tait as lead of Newsboys any day over that. Luckily Skillet was there to headline which helped distract me from the Audio A set. Haha!
@@vintagebowtieguy1436 Yeah, that definitely seems like an odd fit to me.
Pax217 anyone?
Never really took a lot of time to listen to them.
Wb Tourniquet? Deliverance? Raven? Come on now Tourniquet should at least be top 2
I believe those are more metal, and…I just couldn’t get into either of them.
Whitecross, stryper, bloodgood, Petra! God bless you! Jesus saves sinners! Check out Dean odles biblical flat earth presentation! Flat earth truth producing good fruit! The truth about flat earth bringing people to God and savior Jesus!
No Back To The Street?? BLASPHEMY!!
Aren’t you supposed to be busy this week?
@@christianrockmusiccollective it’s bed time
Suicidal Tendencies
Yeah, they aren’t Christian.
@@christianrockmusiccollective They are now.
How on earth is The Daniel Band not on your list???!!!!
Because I’m not fond of them.