Christian Music - TFK

Oh, Thousand Foot Krutch, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways...

First is the relief and comfort of Christian lyrics and intention to support excellently rockin' music.

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I love you for your energy, for driving through me so I want to jump up and down, adulthood be hanged.

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For the thrill of screaming in your otherwise unscreamy music.

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Your harmonies (and inadvertant resemblance to Raine Maida upon first listen)...

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For 2:15 - 2:57 of "Break the Silence"...

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I love you for every album, for filling a need in our playlists for hard Christian rock.

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Also, I love you for being Canadian, though that has nothing to do with anything.

Happy, eh?

I'm in a bad, bad mood. Every time I turn my mind to blogging, I feel like bursting into tears. Whenever I begin an introspective train of thought, it leads to moroseness and depression.

In this case, since whining is unattractive and Lord knows I have enough strikes against me, here's what makes me happy:

• Snow.

Georgia is freakishly cold right now, but there is no snow. I shake my fist at the environment as a whole.

• New Music

• Diagramming

I once diagrammed a tongue twister. For fun.

I'm giddy to start diagramming with Elijah.

There may be something wrong with me.

Yes, I am aware of this.

• New Music

Did I mention that Bryan told everyone who asked to just get me iTunes cards for Christmas? Or that Amazon rewarded me for using a gift card (on music) by giving me credits for more music?

I got a lot of new music for Christmas.

I'm going to go listen to it now because that's safer than continuing to type in a box that will eventually make my words viewable by the public.

Fun fact: All three bands featured in today's post are Canadian. Sweet, eh?