My Favorite Music
At heart, I'm a 70's rock & roll guy. I love groups that don't try to get too artsy or popular, but are just good rock bands. Like Gin Blossoms, Bottle Rockets, and Fastball. Hootie & the Blowfish would fit there, but they've only done one good album (their first). And then there's Bruce.
You may be surprised at some of the groups I enjoy. I can appreciate their music without endorsing their lifestyle or general morality. Like Guns 'N Roses. I only like about six of their songs, but they are great ones, like "November Rain" and "Patience." Kid Rock does very creative stuff.
For easy listening, and good piano, I'm a longtime fan of Phil Coulter.
Albums
- Cross Road (Bon Jovi).
- The Rising (Bruce Springsteen).
- Honkin' on Bobo (Aerosmith).
- Cracked Rear View (Hootie and the Blowfish).
- Desperado (Eagles).
- Joshua Tree (U2).
- Bat Out of Hell (Meat Loaf).
- Scottish Tranquility (Phil Coulter).
- American Tranquility (Phil Coulter).
- Three Dog Night's Greatest Hits.
- Born in the USA (Bruce Springsteen).
- Boston (Boston).
- Revival (Petra).
- MTV Unplugged (Nirvana).
- Welcome Back (Love Song).
- Cocky (Kid Rock).
- Defying Gravity (John Elefante).
- Blessed (Hillsongs Australia).
- Heart.
- Bon Jovi.
- Sheryl Crow.
- Guns N Roses.
- Kid Rock.
- Rolling Stones.
- The Wallflowers.
- Fastball.
- REM.
- Boston.
- Poison.
- Three Dog Night.
- Phil Coulter.
- Bruce Springsteen.
- Sarah Brightman.
- Shania Twain.
- Montgomery Gentry.
- Lynyrd Skynyrd.
- Lucinda Williams.
- Black Crowes.
- Bottle Rockets.
- Gin Blossoms.
- Creed.
- U2.
- Alanis Morisette.
Career-wise, I've been hanging around and writing about and cheering on churches and pastors for the past 25 years as my denomination's Communications Director.
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