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Atheists & Agnostics

Warpy

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5. Well, you know enough not to go back next year

Reply to cilla4progress (Original post)

Sun Dec 29, 2013, 04:09 PM

Dec 2013

or if you must go back, research the band to see whether you'll drink in the restaurant or grab your drinks and go back to the kiddie section, where your ears will remain unassaulted.

Honestly, if people want a tent revival they'll go to one. I have no idea why talentless talent is booked at a public venue in the hopes of proselytizing the heathen. It's just not going to work.

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Something to explore and discuss... [View all] cilla4progress Dec 2013 OP

Maybe because BB et al aren't witnessing and proselytizing. Lars39 Dec 2013 #1

Sounds like a great show to not go to. Mr.Bill Dec 2013 #2

I cringe when I hear these Christian bands. Curmudgeoness Dec 2013 #3

Firstly, I find Christian Rock/Punk/Metal/POp to be awful Heddi Dec 2013 #4

Well, you know enough not to go back next year Warpy Dec 2013 #5

I've never felt that Muddy Waters was trying to preach to me, mr blur Dec 2013 #6

Muddy Waters, BB King YankeyMCC Dec 2013 #7

I like a lot of religious music. progressoid Dec 2013 #8

Such great comments... cilla4progress Dec 2013 #9

Religious music for the last 40 years defacto7 Dec 2013 #10