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Lee has his weekly Top 5 list up over at Quit Your Day Job. This time it’s the “Five songs that have left their footprint in my life.” That’s a tough list to come up with. I’m glad he didn’t say 5 favorite songs, though – that would have been impossible. If we’re just looking for five songs that made a mark in my life, I might be able to do that. In fact, the . . . → Read More: Five songs that altered my perceptions  2 comments  music, Other  4Him, 59th street bridge song, Andy Williams, Billy Joel, Bruce Hornsby, dad, Dan Fogelberg, Eleanor Rigby, Glad, Handel, hymns, James Taylor, John Williams, Mozart, Phil Collins, popular music, scarborough fair canticle, simon and garfunkel, steve taylor, Steven Curtis Chapman, The Beatles, youtube Hero – it’s a nice boy notion that the real world’s gonna destroy. – Steve Taylor In the last couple of days I’ve seen two blog entries from totally unrelated blogs about “heroes”. Not the TV show, actual heroes. Our personal heroes. There’s another blog that brings up heroes too, but in a completely different way. The first two blogs are beingfrugal.net and cpyu.org (you may have to scroll to the 3/4/2008 entry). The . . . → Read More: Heroes? The Second Chance DVD Steve Taylor is no stranger to controversy. His music in the ’80s was unabashedly pointed at issues of hypocrisy and general laziness within Christian communities and its leaders (and it’s important to realize that he recognized himself as part of that community). He was willing to hold up a mirror for those who would listen to see their behavior and how it frequently ran contrary to the faith they professed. In . . . → Read More: Review: The Second Chance |
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