The Christian Metal Realm

Joined : 27 Aug 2007 Posts : 163

So yesterday I go into our local ½ price bookstore and found a gem in the clearance bin. For a whopping $2 I was able to pick up Ruscha “Come Alive” featuring Andy Denton of Legend Seven
Not only that, later last night I go to the Comatose tour featuring Skillet/Thousand Foot Krutch/Decyfer Down and out of nowhere I hear something I thought I would hear at a concert. You know how when there are breaks between bands and music is usually played. Well before Skillet played what do I hear but a song by the one band most everyone likes to bag on Bride with “Would You Die for Me”. To top that off the MC who works for the local radio station thanked the sound guys for playing Bride and there were cheers for it.
On a side note that concert blew me away. If it comes to your area I would recommend going. I have seen Skillet like 10 times and by far this was the best. John Cooper of Skillet brought out the acoustic guitar and preceded to play “Yours to Hold” as he put it, “Bon Jovi Style” and it definitely had a 80’s power ballad feel to it. Awesome concert. I must say a pretty productive day

Age : 36 Joined : 05 Mar 2008 Posts : 47

Could you post Skillet's set list?
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Joined : 27 Aug 2007 Posts : 163

Everything off of Comatose except for "Falling Inside the Black" "Looking for Angels" and "Say Goodbye". Off of Collide they played the major hits Forsaken,Savior,My Obsession and Collide. They also do the worship song "Angels fall Down" and it is pretty tight and the encore was "Best kept Secret".
Great concert. I would say the acoustic 80's style version of Yours to Hold is a highlight. Thier passion to reach the lost for Christ really shows in thier concert and they are as loud and rocking as can be.
TFK and Decyfer Down bring the rock really hard as well

Age : 36 Joined : 05 Mar 2008 Posts : 47

Thank you
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