Brian McLaren and his gang do a music video. A little amateurish, but who likes polished? The song is interesting lyrically and its message. Let the revolution begin.
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In my opinion that song was annoying and monotonous, I will give it the benefit of doubt for my speakers are not the best. I know why you liked it. It sounded like those recording you made on that tape recorder at your home in Meadowlark. Yours were a 100 times better than this. Remember when we were allowed to use my Brothers TEAC reel to reel ? We thought we had died and went to heaven.
Your home movies were the best. You coulda been a producer. Now's your chance, actually. You-Tube.
You know, the reel to reels and even the vinyl records are still the best sound conveyors to date. I love digital, but it ain't what it used to be.
I will soon find an 8-track digital that does its own CDs in the mail. That should advance my career quite a bit. I will soon go on tour with a Christian group called the He-B G-Bs.
Okay, so the recording was not great on that UTube. I just wanted to put something up like that, and the lyrics were different.
I assume McClaren wrote it. He's no Alan Lunn, but he'll do in a pinch. I thought some of the images about God were exceptional. And it had an interesting layout as a poem and three-songs in one. Beatleish, in a way.
McClaren is a refreshing thinker. He is outside the evangelical box and it makes the brethren hopping mad. But the brethren should be happy and just hop for God.
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In my opinion that song was annoying and monotonous, I will give it the benefit of doubt for my speakers are not the best. I know why you liked it. It sounded like those recording you made on that tape recorder at your home in Meadowlark. Yours were a 100 times better than this. Remember when we were allowed to use my Brothers TEAC reel to reel ? We thought we had died and went to heaven.
Your home movies were the best. You coulda been a producer. Now's your chance, actually. You-Tube.
You know, the reel to reels and even the vinyl records are still the best sound conveyors to date.
I love digital, but it ain't what it used to be.
I will soon find an 8-track digital that does its own CDs in the mail. That should advance my career quite a bit. I will soon go on tour with a Christian group called the He-B G-Bs.
Okay, so the recording was not great on that UTube. I just wanted to put something up like that, and the lyrics were different.
I assume McClaren wrote it. He's no Alan Lunn, but he'll do in a pinch. I thought some of the images about God were exceptional.
And it had an interesting layout as a poem and three-songs in one.
Beatleish, in a way.
McClaren is a refreshing thinker. He is outside the evangelical box and it makes the brethren hopping mad. But the brethren should be happy and just hop for God.
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