CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Today I got:

UnderOATH- The Changing of Times
Maylene and the Sons of Disaster

Music-wise, it was like Dallas Taylor was there right under the tree.

Johnny Cash - American IV: The Man Comes Around
Hellogoodbye - Hellogoodbye EP
Emery - The Question (Special Edition)
Nickel Creek - This Side
Waking Ashland - Composure
Switchfoot - Oh! Gravity (with 3 song demo).

Evanescence - The Open Door
Flyleaf - self-titled album
Stone Sour - Come What(ever) May
Queen - Greatest Hits

Stevie Ray Vaghan and Double Trouble - Greatest Hits
Eurythmics - Greatest Hits
Matchbox 20 - Mad Season
Santana - Supernatural
Eric Clapton - Pilgrim
Sting - Best of 1984-1994
U2 - Boy
Matthew Sweet - 100% Fun
Weezer - Green Album, and Make Believe
John Fogerty - The Long Road Home

You never said you got the Switchfoot album Kkun! That was another one I was wanting. The new Evenesance album looks good too.

I got a 20 buck gift card to a local music shop. I am thinking about adding some cash to that and getting some Killswitch Engage.

samuraidragon wrote:Stevie Ray Vaghan and Double Trouble - Greatest Hits
Eurythmics - Greatest Hits
Matchbox 20 - Mad Season
Santana - Supernatural
Eric Clapton - Pilgrim
Sting - Best of 1984-1994
U2 - Boy
Matthew Sweet - 100% Fun
Weezer - Green Album, and Make Believe
John Fogerty - The Long Road Home

You never said you got the Switchfoot album Kkun! That was another one I was wanting. The new Evenesance album looks good too.

Yeah, I totally forgot about it because it hasn't come in yet, but mom and dad pre-ordered it for me about four or five days ago. So...it counts, even though it's not in my hands yet.

i got

chevelle--this type of thinking could do us in[with bounes dvd]:rock:

flyleaf--flyleaf

-EDIT-

The Switchfoot album came in the mail, and had a free 3 song EP of stuff cut from the album. It's awesome.

I prefer Switchfoot's older sound?

Is 'Oh, Gravity!' like their old stuff?

It's nothing like their old stuff. It's good, though.

I don't exactly like Switchfoot, new or old. It has a little to much of a pretty boy pop rock band. At least their christian, though. That is what counts.

The CDs I got were:
Flyleaf's self-titled CD
Audioslave- Revelations
Shinedwon- Us and Them

Well, Kkun, I thought The Beautiful Letdown and Nothing is Sound were okay at best.

Is 'Gravity' like their past two?

You thought The Beautiful Letdown was okay at best? How??? WHY??? That album is brilliant.

Anyway, yeah, it's kind of similar to those two, I guess. They do a lot of weird stuff. It's a lot more all-over-the-place than those two.

They're aiming for a harder sound now.

Kkun wrote:You thought The Beautiful Letdown was okay at best? How??? WHY??? That album is brilliant.

Anyway, yeah, it's kind of similar to those two, I guess. They do a lot of weird stuff. It's a lot more all-over-the-place than those two.

It was slow and most of the songs sounded the same.

Tom Dincht wrote:It was slow and most of the songs sounded the same.

Since when is slow a bad thing?

Also, none of the songs sounded the same. Fail++, Tom.

Um, I thought they did and I have heard the entire CD.

Tom Dincht wrote:UnderOATH- The Changing of Times

Lucky.. I asked for that, but didn't get it.. >.<

I didn't get any music, but I got a borders gift card with which I'm planning on buying The Showdown - A Chorus of Obliteration, and Underoath - The Changing Times

As far as Underoath goes, here is my list of Underoath albums, in the order of greatest to list, judged by my humble opinion, just to help you out.

-Cries of the Past
-Act of Depression
-The Changing of Times
-Define the Great Line
-They're Only Cashing Saftey

rurouninaruto wrote:I don't exactly like Switchfoot, new or old. It has a little to much of a pretty boy pop rock band.

Not exactly. They actually surf.

At least their christian, though. That is what counts.

That's merely a bonus to me. They could be satanists and I'd still listen to them.

beau99 wrote:Not exactly. They actually surf.

Well, now I find their music more listenable.

That's merely a bonus to me. They could be satanists and I'd still listen to them.

More power to you. It just depends if their lyrics support Satanism and demonstrate an anti-Christian rage. That I won't listen.

Notice I said listen, not buy.

Tom Dincht wrote:More power to you. It just depends if their lyrics support Satanism and demonstrate an anti-Christian rage. That I won't listen.

I'd still listen to it.

Lyrics don't mean much to me, to be honest.

beau99 wrote:Not exactly. They actually surf.

And skate.

Red Hot Chili Peppers: Stadium Arcadium
Weird Al: Straight Outta Lynwood
REM: Best of

Emery - The Question
The Frugals - Formula For Success

Hee. I got the Beauty and the Beast soundtrack. And a 15$ iTunes giftcard. So yeah. XD I'll be getting more of my band-like music soon, but for now, I'm enjoying my favorite musical. XD