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From: grw@fortune.UUCP (Glenn Wichman)
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Subject: Jesus Music Recommendations
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Date: Wed, 23-May-84 17:56:16 EDT
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[No cute message]


	Here are my favorite Christian Rock artists -- all are highly
    recommended and can be listened to (in my opinion) by anyone with
    a social conscience:

    Randy Stonehill:
	Born Twice (1970) -- impossible to find & not great
	Welcome to Paradise (1976) -- Solid Rock Records
	The Sky is Falling  (1980) -- Solid Rock Records
	Between the Glory and the Flame (1982) -- Myrrh Records
	Equator (1983) -- Myrrh Records
	Celebrate this Heartbeat (1984) -- Myrrh Records

	catch him in concert if possible!  Write me if you want more
    details.  His style is eclectic.  Best of everything.

    Dave Edwards:
	Dave Edwards (1981?)
	Get the Picture (1982)

	the first is very new wave.  The second is more mellow.
    both are great.

    Steve Taylor:
	I Want to be a Clone (1982)
	Meltdown (1984)

	Christian Punk.  Non-Christians may find it hard to relate to
    a lot of the songs because they deal with problems inside the
    church.  I like the first album much better than the second.

    Daniel Amos Band
	Horrendous Disc (I've never heard this one)
	!Alarma!
	Doppelga"nger

	Alarma is VERY good new-wave.  Doppelga"nger just doesn't
    thrill me at all.  "Baby Game" & "Faces to the Window" from
    !Alarma! are two of the best new wave songs I've heard.  Daniel
    Amos band used to be Country & Western.

	Keith Green (deceased) and Larry Norman are two of the real
    big names in Christian rock.  Both are good.  Servant isn't bad.

			No cute signoff,

						-Glenn