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Rufas2000 -> RE: Christian Oldies rock?? anybody? (5/4/2008 7:00:32 PM)
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Good call on the Rez stuff.
I got nothing except to council patience. This is your 2nd thread on this topic today. Keep in mind that the weekend is a traditionally slow time on message boards (people are out living life, many post on boards while at work and are off on weekends) and Sunday is an especially slow day on a Christian message board (many Christians attend church on Sunday). So you're not being ignored, most people haven't seen it yet. Perhaps later tonight when people get home from church or family activities they'll check in and help out.
Also: if you felt the title of your first thread wasn't descriptive enough you can edit the title. I'm not trying to be critical (as you didn't do anything "wrong") but on many message boards people will come down on you if you post multiple threads asking the same question. I didn't want you to have an unpleasant experience on another forum.
This isn't one of those forums that'll get on you because we're mostly Christians here and we try not to sweat the small stuff. I suspect the mods here will delete the other one (combining if necessary) to keep the boards all neat and tidy with a "Since there is another thread on this topic this thread will be closed". They do like to keep things organized around here, makes for a better forum experience.
Note: My church doesn't have a nightime service and I'm kind of a homebody, hence I'm at home. But I'm not the norm.
I do have one tentative suggestion: Mylon Lefevre & Broken Heart. Another possibility is the 77's, especially the "All Fall Down" album. The self titled as well but "All Fall Down" really had that 60s rock feel through the eyes of 80s alternative.
Keep in mind that just about anything we suggest will be hard to find if you want to get it on CD as unlike most secular music Christian music doesn't get reissued on CD en masse. (vinyl of course will be exponentially more difficult but thats true with all vinyl).
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