Everytime I say something that is like the tiniest bit inconsistent from the truth, he must correct me.

It builds character.

For who? Me or him?

Both.

O ok. Whatever. So what's your stand on the whole christian music thing?

I could give a sh[size=2]i[/size]t less if they're Christian. I want good music.

Thank you. It really doesn't matter to me whether they are christian, atheist, satanic, or buddhist, as long as the music sounds good, I'm in.

I think there is a lot more good Christian music out there today then there was 10 years ago when I first started looking into it.

I need to go to another Christian show, last one I went to was last June.

Last one I went to was like 2 weeks ago. It was great... Although I might start crap if I say who it was for.

Christian music has gotten better since kids stopped making it all about thier god and started caring more about the music.

illpressure: Who cares? Say who it was for; the worst that could happen is that Dargon would come in here and flame you. Big deal.

Well it was As I Lay Dying, and $hit always gets started when someone says that they like AILD, because there are so many different opinions on them.

So you're an AILD fan. Big deal. Not everyone has to like them, but that doesn't mean you can't like them and say so.


I personally am a fan of AILD, though they have thier gay moments.

So anyone like

The Chariot

or

The Devil Wears Prada

?

The Chariot has some decent songs on album. They're pretty much terrible live.

If you like them, you should check out Botch, Architects, and This Runs Through.

Similar style, a lot better.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15672019]The Chariot has some decent songs on album. They're pretty much terrible live.

If you like them, you should check out Botch, Architects, and This Runs Through.

Similar style, a lot better.[/QUOTE]

Are you serious? They are insane live.

I thought they were pretty much a sloppy mess when I saw them.

And Josh's vocals sounded terrible.

I didn't think so. It was also hard to tell because I was too busy trying to ward off a bunch of kids who were trying to push past me to get to the front row. But personally, I thought they were amazing. Josh's vocals were kinda weak, but as a whole, they sounded great.

[size=1]I definitely agree with that....
His vox were a little weak.....but anything to sound different than all these other bands...haha

Dood, freakin' TDWP is soooooo flippin' awesome....
and meeting the guys at C-Stone was even better....
Plagues has got to be one of the best albums that came out this year, Christian wise...
They got a lot more emotional in their songs too.....which calls for more powerful moments
Not to mention, their breakdowns are pretty tight.....^_^ [/size]

I dunno if I'd say that The Chariot sounds different than any other band. :/

are you female perchance?

Well who else sounds like them?

Every other band that does the OUR SONGS ARE BASICALLY JUST BREAKDOWNS WITH A LOT OF DIMINISHED CHORDS thing.

Ok. If you say so.

Listen to Botch

I have. I think they sound alot more like Norma Jean than they do The Chariot.

That's because Norma Jean has tried to emulate Botch (I'm not just saying this, they admit it themselves).

no way dude norma jean scream way harder for jesus than those botch fags

[QUOTE=illpressureurhinges1;15675104]I have. I think they sound alot more like Norma Jean than they do The Chariot.[/QUOTE]

The Chariot is still very similar to both bands. :lol:

Yah I guess. That might have something to do with the fact that The Chariot's singer is the old Norma Jean singer.

Don't forget the bassist.

And Josh had a lot to do with the songwriting process for early Norma Jean, and I'm pretty sure he has a lot to do with The Chariot's as well.