brad_religion Posted December 4, 2007 Share Posted December 4, 2007 I was just listening to my favorite christian metal bands from my believing days. Tourniquet, Vengeance Rising and Deliverance. From what I have read and talked with others about, it appears that each of those bands has one member who has departed the faith for the godless life. They are : Gary Lenaire (From Tourniquet), Roger Martinez (From Vengeance Rising), and Brian Khairullah (From Deliverance). Jimmy Brown who is also from Deliverance is also having a time of questioning, so let's keep our hopes up. My hope or idea is that these former believers join the first ever ex-christian band (Maybe just call it X-Christians as the name). They at one time did collaborate on some songs I think, so they probably already know each other. How many of you think this would be a good idea? Gary Lenaire has said on the radio that he has visited this website, so maybe he'll read this and think about it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
necrosmith Posted December 6, 2007 Share Posted December 6, 2007 I was just listening to my favorite christian metal bands from my believing days. Tourniquet, Vengeance Rising and Deliverance. From what I have read and talked with others about, it appears that each of those bands has one member who has departed the faith for the godless life. They are : Gary Lenaire (From Tourniquet), Roger Martinez (From Vengeance Rising), and Brian Khairullah (From Deliverance). Jimmy Brown who is also from Deliverance is also having a time of questioning, so let's keep our hopes up. My hope or idea is that these former believers join the first ever ex-christian band (Maybe just call it X-Christians as the name). They at one time did collaborate on some songs I think, so they probably already know each other. How many of you think this would be a good idea? Gary Lenaire has said on the radio that he has visited this website, so maybe he'll read this and think about it. I liked, and still like, a lot of Deliverance's stuff. I think they could find a market for their sound in the secular world, or at least some of their earlier stuff. My favorite album of theirs was Learn. I loved 1990, great opening riff. I also liked Slay the Wicked off of Weapons of Our Warfare. "For I am a jealous god, and I abhor their abominable practices. Therefore...spare nothing from the sword. Nothing." *sound of head getting chopped off* That song was great. Of course, genocide isn't an abominable practice, AMIRITE? No Time was great too. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Amethyst Posted December 6, 2007 Share Posted December 6, 2007 LOL, we could post our stuff on MySpace. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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