Comments on: “Patrol” Picks 50 Records That Have Gotta Have Faith Of Some Sort http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort Music News, Reviews, and Gossip on Idolator.com Sat, 11 Feb 2012 12:00:50 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: kevink. http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801632 kevink. Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:01:48 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801632 <P>I always forget UnderOath is a Christian band because their music makes me want to kill people.</P> I always forget UnderOath is a Christian band because their music makes me want to kill people.

]]> By: LeighBlack http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801642 LeighBlack Sat, 20 Dec 2008 05:17:01 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801642 <p>I always forget that Family Force 5 is actually a Christian band because their music is so much fun and about dancing and stuff.</p> I always forget that Family Force 5 is actually a Christian band because their music is so much fun and about dancing and stuff.

]]> By: Reidicus http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801652 Reidicus Sat, 20 Dec 2008 01:16:08 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801652 <p>Tangent here, but I once conducted a fascinating interview with Joseph Arthur where we explored some of the faith overtones in his stuff and where that comes from. Basically, he's not a traditional Christian (or a Christian, period) by any means, but one thing he said stuck with me -- that in the current era, using faith language in music is as much of a "fuck the establishment" rebel-type move as was the punk movement's cries of "anarchy" which, as he noted, have now been thoroughly co-opted.</p> Tangent here, but I once conducted a fascinating interview with Joseph Arthur where we explored some of the faith overtones in his stuff and where that comes from. Basically, he’s not a traditional Christian (or a Christian, period) by any means, but one thing he said stuck with me — that in the current era, using faith language in music is as much of a “fuck the establishment” rebel-type move as was the punk movement’s cries of “anarchy” which, as he noted, have now been thoroughly co-opted.

]]> By: 10:02am http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801662 10:02am Fri, 19 Dec 2008 11:03:24 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801662 <p>One thing's for sure: "faith-based" bands have shitty names and even shittier album titles</p> One thing’s for sure: “faith-based” bands have shitty names and even shittier album titles

]]> By: Anonymous http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801672 Anonymous Fri, 19 Dec 2008 10:57:46 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801672 <p>I never knew that's what hlllyh was...I thought it was a dumb way of spelling hell yeah</p> <p>I remember reading an interview where they said that only one member was even remotely christian but they just found the stories interesting to write about. It's a pretty big stretch to put them on their. I mean they're writing about faith but by that criteria atheistic bands could be writing about it in a negative light and still make the list</p> I never knew that’s what hlllyh was…I thought it was a dumb way of spelling hell yeah

I remember reading an interview where they said that only one member was even remotely christian but they just found the stories interesting to write about. It’s a pretty big stretch to put them on their. I mean they’re writing about faith but by that criteria atheistic bands could be writing about it in a negative light and still make the list

]]> By: 10:02am http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801682 10:02am Fri, 19 Dec 2008 08:51:43 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801682 <p>I mean, HLLLYH is Halleluyah with the vowels taken out...</p> I mean, HLLLYH is Halleluyah with the vowels taken out…

]]> By: Eugene Langley http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801692 Eugene Langley Fri, 19 Dec 2008 08:39:57 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801692 <p>Yeah. I dunno if I'd say that "Hlllyh" is faith based music, but it definitely seems faith oriented. Not that that necessarily means anything about the band themselves. As far as I can tell the entire album is about the rapture, and these days I don't think religion necessarily has a monopoly on the imminent doom market.</p> Yeah. I dunno if I’d say that “Hlllyh” is faith based music, but it definitely seems faith oriented. Not that that necessarily means anything about the band themselves. As far as I can tell the entire album is about the rapture, and these days I don’t think religion necessarily has a monopoly on the imminent doom market.

]]> By: walkmasterflex http://idolator.com/5114439/patrol-picks-50-records-that-have-gotta-have-faith-of-some-sort/comment-page-1#comment-801702 walkmasterflex Fri, 19 Dec 2008 07:45:55 +0000 39ca2236bd9b46c66e4e6d4d642de941#comment-801702 <p>actually, when i first listened to the mae shi album, i was seriously wondering if maybe they were a christian rock band; there's a lot of references on there that would make sense if they proclaimed themselves to be an overtly christian band.</p> actually, when i first listened to the mae shi album, i was seriously wondering if maybe they were a christian rock band; there’s a lot of references on there that would make sense if they proclaimed themselves to be an overtly christian band.

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