Skillet's New Album
PostPosted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 9:25 pm
What does everybody think of Skillit's new album?
CAA: Christian Anime Alliance
The place for Christians who like anime.
http://navi.flactem.com/
Skillet's New Album
Page 1 of 1
PostPosted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 3:15 pm
i think it's really good. i like it a lot. i think Imperfection is the best song but i like all the songs. i'm still sad that they didn't put the song Smile Again on the cd.
PostPosted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 11:43 pm
My personal favorite is A Little More, I don't think I've heard Smile Again. I was a little disappointed that they seem to have abandoned thier unique mixing of techno and rock, but they still rule.
PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2004 1:32 pm
I've only heard "Savior" which I thought was a awesome song. 
I need it to complete my entire Skillet collection
I need it to complete my entire Skillet collection
PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2004 8:20 pm
You need the song or the album?
PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 3:38 pm
I bought the album after my brother got one of the first thousand or so autographed by the band. It cost me 18 bucks. WORTH EVERY PENNY!! My favs would be Imperfection and Savior.
PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 3:53 pm
alittle more is the best song on the cd IMO
collide and savior are really good too
what the heck THE WHOLE CD IS GOOD!!!!!!!!!!
collide and savior are really good too
what the heck THE WHOLE CD IS GOOD!!!!!!!!!!
PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 6:24 pm
Now here's a wonderful thing. I love this album.
I stopped listening to Skillet after I had their first album on constant repeat back in the day. I guess I didn't go for the industrial stuff, and Ardent Worship was good, but I can't find it to buy it now, which is too bad...
I really, really love this new album, though. I was actually at my local music store waiting for them to put the copies out so I could buy it. It's true, it's kind of a return to their roots, but it's so very much more than that. I saw them at Cornerstone NC last summer, and they played Energy. My heart just broke under the weight of how amazing that one, somewhat generic song, made me feel.
I really don't know what it is about this album, but I must say, I love it.
Favs:
1. Energy
2. Cycle Down
3. Fingernails
4. My Obsession
All in all, John has really grown as a musician, songwriter, and a Christian. One of the kids in my youth group talked to he and Korey after the show in NC, and he said all they did was give the accolades back up to Jesus.
That, at this promising stage of their ministry, is really an amazing display of how they lean on the Holy Spirit to guide what they do.
I think that, more than anything else, comes through on this record.
I stopped listening to Skillet after I had their first album on constant repeat back in the day. I guess I didn't go for the industrial stuff, and Ardent Worship was good, but I can't find it to buy it now, which is too bad...
I really, really love this new album, though. I was actually at my local music store waiting for them to put the copies out so I could buy it. It's true, it's kind of a return to their roots, but it's so very much more than that. I saw them at Cornerstone NC last summer, and they played Energy. My heart just broke under the weight of how amazing that one, somewhat generic song, made me feel.
I really don't know what it is about this album, but I must say, I love it.
Favs:
1. Energy
2. Cycle Down
3. Fingernails
4. My Obsession
All in all, John has really grown as a musician, songwriter, and a Christian. One of the kids in my youth group talked to he and Korey after the show in NC, and he said all they did was give the accolades back up to Jesus.
That, at this promising stage of their ministry, is really an amazing display of how they lean on the Holy Spirit to guide what they do.
I think that, more than anything else, comes through on this record.
PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 6:32 pm
Word to that, Nu-En-Jin(woo, that's a mouthful!). Skillet is one of the most God-fearing bands out there.
PostPosted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 9:28 pm
Hey Nu-En-Jin, you wouldn't happen to know of a band called Mortal would you?