The Christian music that i like ! And you ?

I enjoy Southern Gospel music(especially quartets), and also some Country and Bluegrass Gospel. I haven't really found any CCM and Christian Rock that I like so far.

 

Annsni,

iPod???

What is this "iPod" thing you speak of?



Acually, I know what they are, but I dont have one. I have no interest whatsoever in them, or any of the other things that are like them.

I am perfectly happy with my CD's. I cant find any good reason to spend hundreds of dollars to "download" all my music (as if I knew how to "download :laugh, when I already have my music on CD's

And I consider albums to be far superior to listening to just "songs" anyway. A song is just a song. An album is a statement. An artistic statement. An album is something you can sink your teeth into.

My portable CD player works fantastic! And I have a portable one with ear buds that I use sometimes at work or when I am bicycling or walking.

 

Neither did I, until somebody gave me one. Now, I can't do without it.

First of all, there is the convenience of being able to carry literally thousands of CDs, radio shows, TV shows, etc, on a device roughly the size of a business card.

Second, we live so far out in the country that we don't get good radio reception, so the only way I can hear shows like Glenn Beck and many of the preachers I like is to download them onto my ipod.

Third, I travel a lot and the games are great for breaking up the monotony.

Fourth, I can easily arrange all of my music into playlists so that I have instant acess to a playlist for any occasion. Whether it's for laying by the pool, going out on the boat, working around the house or in the gym, romantic times with my wife, or whatever, all I have to do is plug it in.

And that's fine, but how many CDs can you fit into your pocket? Thanks to my ipod, I can take a couple thousand CDs with me anywhere.

I couldn't agree more. Given a choice, I'd take albums over CDs and mp3s any day. But there are a lot of times when they're just not practical. For instance, if we're out on the boat, how are we supposed to bring our albums and turntable? Can't bring my records to the gym.

Do you have to stop walking or bicycling to change CDs? Again, how many CDs can you take with you?

Not saying you have to have an ipod (like I said, I would never have gone out and gotten one, myself), but you sound kind of negative about them and I don't think you realize all of the advantages they have.

 

Annsni...

Upload????

I thought it was "download"?

If there is an "upload" now then I no more know how to do that then to "download". :laugh:

I just put my CD in, then hit "play" :wavey:

Alive in Christ...Mr. low-tech :laugh:

 

Download is something you get off the computer. Upload is something you put into the computer.

And there you have everything I know about computers.

 

Bluegrass gospel music. In fact, on months that have five Saturdays(such as this past Saturday) I devote my entire WWB radio show to nothing but bluegrass gospel, and bluegrass gospel tunes are always included in my show on a weekly basis.

 

Actually, download means to transfer a file from another computer (or CD) to your computer, and upload means to transfer a file from your computer to another.

For example if you see a free program you like on the internet, you can download it to your computer. But let's say you want to post personal photos you have on your computer on the internet, then you need to upload them from your computer to a host like Photobucket.

 

See? I told you I didn't know what I was talking about.

 

JohnDeerefan...

And I know less then you do! :laugh:

 

Mark me as another "NOT a fan of Southern Gospel." I like those already mentioned, and...

New World Son www.newworldson.com

Different!

 

I'm eclectic in my tastes. I like some hymns and can't stand others. I like some CCM and can't stand a lot of it. I'm not a fan of southern gospel, but occasionally there is a decent song or two every few decades .

 

The Christian music that I like? Here is one of my all-time favorite hymns.
It is the famous hymn sung all over Wales during the Welsh Revival - here are the words.

And here is where you can here it sung... you got to hear it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liWYLxitHkU

LOVE VAST AS THE OCEAN
Here is love vast as the ocean
Loving kindness as the flood
When the Prince of life, our ransom
Shed for us His precious blood
Who His love will not remember?
Who can cease to sing His praise?
He can never be forgotten
Throughout Heaven's eternal days

On the Mount of Crucifixion
Fountains opened deep and wide
Through the floodgates of God's mercy
Flowed a vast and gracious tide
Grace and love, like mighty rivers
Poured incessant from above
And Heaven's peace and perfect justice
Kissed a guilty world in love

Let us all His love accepting
Love Him ever all our days
Let us seek His Kingdom only
And our lives be to His praise
He alone shall be our glory
Nothing in the world we see
He has cleansed and sanctified us
He Himself has set us free

In His truth He does direct me
By His Spirit through His Word
And His grace my need is meeting
As I trust in Him, my Lord
All His fullness He is pouring
In His love and power in me
Without measure
Full and boundless
As I yield myself to Thee

 

1. Oh, now I see the cleansing wave!
   The fountain deep and wide;
   Jesus, my Lord, mighty to save,
   
   Points to His wounded side.
   • Refrain:
     The cleansing stream I see, I see!
     I plunge, and, oh, it cleanseth me!
     Oh, praise the Lord, it cleanseth me!
     It cleanseth me, yes, cleanseth me.
2. I see the new creation rise,
   I hear the speaking blood;
   It speaks, polluted nature dies,
   Sinks ’neath the cleansing flood.
3. I rise to walk in Heav’n’s own light,
   Above the world and sin,
   With heart made pure and garments white,
   And Christ enthroned within.
4. Amazing grace! ’tis Heav’n below
   To feel the blood applied,
   And Jesus, only Jesus know,
   My Jesus crucified.

Phoebe W. Palmer - Public Domain

 

My favorite Hymn is "How Firm a Foundation"...

 

I'd agree with this. I'm eclectic as well. What I don't like is a lot of howling, growling, hip-hop, unintelligble words and droning, mundane, boring melodies in any style of music! If it's well-presented and a good selection, it can add tremendously to one's worship.

 

WOW! Not only different - fantastic. Did you catch them on YouTube? I'm gonna order their album for sure. Great stuff!

 

About as differenct as heaven and hell if you are comparing that to the hymns listed above.

 

Thanks to WretchedRadio.com, I've recently discovered Sonseed. Now that's some hip Christian music, right there. ((JDF sings "Jesus is a Friend of Mine" as he walks away...))