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09-25-2009, 10:39 AM
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There is an album that was just released a few days ago called "The Psalter," by a Lampmode artist named Jas Knight. It is a totally refreshing journey through selected Psalms, arranged ingeniously. I highly recommend it....Snippets can be heard Enjoy, and oh, let us know what you think!
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I heard one song and the only good part in it was Shai Linne
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Not my cup o tea...sorry
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Originally Posted by charliejunfan I heard one song and the only good part in it was Shai Linne | LOLOLOLOLOL. I think some of the more modest artists would say to that comment, "YESSS!!!!!! He said there was a good part!"
I'll chalk that up (as I'm sure the artist would) to a matter of perspective. If I were an artist/musician, I'd thank you for your time and consideration, and Praise God that you found some aspect of my work good enough to compliment. -----Added 9/25/2009 at 12:51:26 EST----- Quote:
Originally Posted by rpavich Not my cup o tea...sorry | No need to apologize for your opinion. I appreciate the fact that you'd take time out of your busy schedule to even listen.
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Culterally most PB members who post here probably won't like this. I am not sure if it is an R&B style or a Jazz with Singing. I do believe it to be a good thing and a step up in the African American Community. I don't think it is a good idea to call it The Psalter though. That is just an opinion. The Psalter is God Breathed and I would be scared to Put that name on anything that I as a man composed. It would be like me writing a book that pushed for being biblically accurate and calling it the Holy Bible. I hope I am not making too much out of this.
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I own Shai Linnes first two albums and will probably get Storiez as soon as I remember and have the extra money, his music I find edifying.
I personally only really have a taste for Shai Linne, Lacrae has like 3 songs I like as well.
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Originally Posted by charliejunfan I own Shai Linnes first two albums and will probably get Storiez as soon as I remember and have the extra money, his music I find edifying.
I personally only really have a taste for Shai Linne, Lacrae has like 3 songs I like as well. | I enjoy shai linne as well; actually, my journey from charismania to Reformed Theology was sparked (by God THROUGH) his and other lampmode artists' music. Timothy Brindle, shai linne, evangel of Christcentric.....
I was really wondering who these authors the mentioned were (Pink, Spurgeon, Piper, Tozer, Owen), and what this doctrine they kept talking about was (election, reformed, justification). That combined with a random picking up of Desiring God and it was all over but the singing LOLOLOL. Anyway, Storiez is an excellent work, though I prefer the Atonement. (especially Q&A, where I heard expiation for the first time)........
Thanks for listening. God is doing amazing things in a lot of different places. -----Added 9/25/2009 at 05:47:50 EST----- Quote:
Originally Posted by PuritanCovenanter Culterally most PB members who post here probably won't like this. I am not sure if it is an R&B style or a Jazz with Singing. I do believe it to be a good thing and a step up in the African American Community. I don't think it is a good idea to call it The Psalter though. That is just an opinion. The Psalter is God Breathed and I would be scared to Put that name on anything that I as a man composed. It would be like me writing a book that pushed for being biblically accurate and calling it the Holy Bible. I hope I am not making too much out of this. | Completely sensible opinion. Would it have helped, from your perspective, if it were titled "About the Psalter?"
Just curious.
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Originally Posted by PuritanCovenanter Culterally most PB members who post here probably won't like this. I am not sure if it is an R&B style or a Jazz with Singing. I do believe it to be a good thing and a step up in the African American Community. I don't think it is a good idea to call it The Psalter though. That is just an opinion. The Psalter is God Breathed and I would be scared to Put that name on anything that I as a man composed. It would be like me writing a book that pushed for being biblically accurate and calling it the Holy Bible. I hope I am not making too much out of this. | Completely sensible opinion. Would it have helped, from your perspective, if it were titled "About the Psalter?"
Just curious. | Another album title would be more appropriate in my opinion. I am not sure that I could give a recommendation that the label would find acceptable though. I am rather a dude when it comes to having an imagination on conjuring up Titles. LOL
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I like what I heard
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Originally Posted by charliejunfan I own Shai Linnes first two albums and will probably get Storiez as soon as I remember and have the extra money, his music I find edifying.
I personally only really have a taste for Shai Linne, Lacrae has like 3 songs I like as well. | Storiez is good stuff, listen through it in one sitting the first time. I'm in the same boat, I enjoy shai linne much more than any other Christian rapper. Not only his lyrics, but his instrumentation is very well thought out.
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