CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

if your looking for some good Christian music then I my able to help I know several artist and have their CD's but the only ones I wont expect are heavy rock, medal, or screaming music since I do not have any of those types of music feel free to ask.

Are you asking if anyone wants to expand the collection, or if people have a collection?

I have a bunch of Christian artists in my library (pretty well all of it)

I pretty well listen to anything, what I like I like, and what I don't, I don't. I don't know my genre tastes :/

^This. I am so bad at identifying genre and which ones I'm supposed to like/not like. I hear a song and I'm like...hm, I like that. Then I hear another song by the same artist and I'm like "Ew, that's awful."

ClaecElric4God wrote:Then I hear another song by the same artist and I'm like "Ew, that's awful."

I'm so bad when it comes to that....
I'll say "I'm not into this song," then it's my friends favourite song...

The best way to get into Christian music is to google "Tooth and Nail" Records and check out every band that has ever been on their roster.
That's where all the classics are.

Pop/rock, metal, rap/hip hop, crunk, and occassionally some contemporary worship will be a part of my group.

I mainly listen to stuff that's similar to what my church plays, since that's what makes me happy.

Wow, what an old thread . . . <.< >.>

Anyways.

Rose Faerie wrote:I mainly listen to stuff that's similar to what my church plays, since that's what makes me happy.

Nothing wrong with that! What kind of music does your church play?

Not sure if this is your church's musical style, but have you ever listened to David Crowder Band? I like their Church Music album fairly well, particularly "Phos Hilaron (Hail Gladdening Light)." Which happens to be based on a song that we sing at every Saturday vespers (evening service), and one of the oldest hymns of the Christian Church, which is really neat!

I was about to say I don't listen to a lot of church music, and it's true I don't listen to it all that often (outside of church), but then I remembered that I do, sometimes, listen to some CDs I have of chants and hymns we use in the Eastern Orthodox Church. (E.g. Rachmaninov Vespers.) More broadly, that gets into the category of sacred choral music (masses, etc.), which was probably NOT what the OP was talking about, but if you want to get into that, there's tons of it out there.

I also have a pretty decent collection of the kind of Christian music the OP was probably talking about (i.e. pop, rock, etc.), mostly various kinds of metal, rock, and pop-rock, with a dash of industrial and electronica.

Basically, my church plays stuff in the style of Bethel Music. I'm really bad with genres, so I don't really know what type that is.