Se7en
Rock n' Roll Doggie
I posted this in Even Better Than The Real Thing but since that place is usually dead, I figured I'd post over here as well...since this forum brings most of the religious folks together anyway....
Back home I play w/ a praise/worship type of group. Most often we find our selves playing to churches in the area but there are occassions where we do play out. I'm trying to shake things up a bit and break the mold of the standard sing-a-long praise and worship music. Hopefully allowing us to offer people something that other praise bands don't. So...I've decided to try and put a few U2 tunes together as part of this. I've even thought about Joy from Mick Jagger's CD. Initial U2 songs I've considered are Gloria, 40, Where The Streets Have No Name, and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. For the most part we would be playing some sort of an acoustic arrangement for the songs. I was just curious if anyone had any thoughts on the songs I've picked or suggestion about others.
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Rock 'N Roll is the sound of revenge.
Back home I play w/ a praise/worship type of group. Most often we find our selves playing to churches in the area but there are occassions where we do play out. I'm trying to shake things up a bit and break the mold of the standard sing-a-long praise and worship music. Hopefully allowing us to offer people something that other praise bands don't. So...I've decided to try and put a few U2 tunes together as part of this. I've even thought about Joy from Mick Jagger's CD. Initial U2 songs I've considered are Gloria, 40, Where The Streets Have No Name, and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For. For the most part we would be playing some sort of an acoustic arrangement for the songs. I was just curious if anyone had any thoughts on the songs I've picked or suggestion about others.
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Rock 'N Roll is the sound of revenge.