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I don't want to make any assumptions, so I will ask - do any of you listen to Christian music? If so, name some of your favorites! I listen to all kinds of music, but I am always looking for new music. And new Christian music is always a plus :whistling:

Some of my favorites are:

-Jennifer Knapp

-Bethany Dillon

-Shawn McDonald

-Kari Jobe

-Hillsong United

-Third Day

-Jeremy Camp

-Nichole Nordeman

Those are the ones that come to my mind the quickest!

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I don't want to make any assumptions, so I will ask - do any of you listen to Christian music? If so, name some of your favorites! I listen to all kinds of music, but I am always looking for new music. And new Christian music is always a plus :whistling:

Some of my favorites are:

-Jennifer Knapp

-Bethany Dillon

-Shawn McDonald

-Kari Jobe

-Hillsong United

-Third Day

-Jeremy Camp

-Nichole Nordeman

Those are the ones that come to my mind the quickest!

This ones easy:

Matt Redmann

The Newsboys

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I don't usually go out of my way to listen to music... but when I do, it's arranged music from video games :whistling:


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I don't usually go out of my way to listen to music... but when I do, it's arranged music from video games :whistling:

There is life after Playstation, you know-lol


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I don't usually go out of my way to listen to music... but when I do, it's arranged music from video games :whistling:

There is life after Playstation, you know-lol

It's classical music with a pinch of excitement and adventure.


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Delerious?

Aaron Shust

Third Day

Switchfoot


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I don't usually go out of my way to listen to music... but when I do, it's arranged music from video games :taped:

There is life after Playstation, you know-lol

It's classical music with a pinch of excitement and adventure.

Something like The William Tell Overture? Or I don't know if you are old enough to remember Leonard Bernstein's "Peter and the Wolf"? I still listen to that LP. You can see all the characters just by listening to the music. Its great.


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Interesting sidenote on Christian music:

When I first became Christian, 1983, I for some reason thought that it was only permissable to sing the old hymns from the hymn book in church,and that while contemporary Christian music was ok, it was better left outside the church. I realize now and stand by my belief now that contemporary is not only ok for church, but is probably the best for us. Sure,we can sing historical hymns, but lets not forget our own music. Our grandparents music was great for their time, and is fine for ours, but we as Christians are required,or expected at the very least, are we nott o create our own joyful noise unto the Lord?


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If you don't mind listening to older Christian artists:

Twila Paris

Margaret Becker

Rich Mullins

Keith Green


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I don't usually go out of my way to listen to music... but when I do, it's arranged music from video games :whistling:

There is life after Playstation, you know-lol

It's classical music with a pinch of excitement and adventure.

Something like The William Tell Overture? Or I don't know if you are old enough to remember Leonard Bernstein's "Peter and the Wolf"? I still listen to that LP. You can see all the characters just by listening to the music. Its great.

It varies. You've got the Super Mario Overworld Theme, which is obviously very bouncy and happy... Silence Before the Storm (FFX) which is mysterious. Many Legend of Zelda orchestral songs are very epic... and the nostalgia associated with them can be goosebump-inducing!

Trust me, there's worlds of variety in video game music. I never get bored... But then again, I'm easy to please in that realm! I'd happily listen to an original 8-bit NES soundtrack. :blink:

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