Red Releases New Album “Innocence & Instinct”
This week I received a copy of Red’s new album entitled ‘Innocence & Instinct”. Holy cow! I love every song on this album. The song writing is incredible!
Now I have to be honest and say I’m a little biased. Mike Barnes and Jasen Rauch (his wife has a great blog) both attend Cross Point. But even if they didn’t, I would tell you to go get this album.
It meets all three of my requirement for good music. It make me nod my head, drive fast, and think.
Besides buying the album I want to encourage you guys to pray for Red. Whether you dig their style of music or not God’s hand is all over these guys. They have the opportunity to go into venues and play for people that Chris Tomlin and Steven Curtis Chapman never will. They’re on the front lines and I know they would appreciate your prayers.
I’m going to randomly select someone from the comment section and give you your very own copy of “Innocence & Instinct”. Just let me know….
What are you listening to these days?
Here’s the video for “Death of Me” their first single from the new album…
RED – DEATH OF ME from INNOCENCE & INSTINCT on Vimeo.
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mpt
6:17 am
Let’s see…… Hillsong, William Fitzsimmons, Brooke Fraser are the main CDs I’ve been listening to. Never heard of Red. Excited to hear their stuff!
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Linnae Hoppe
6:33 am
Pick me, Pete!
I love this band! My daughter and I saw them in concert a couple of years ago and they have been a staple of my music collection since. Their music just fires me up!
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Steve Murphy
6:41 am
My list is so eclectic but what I have been listening to over and over the last couple of days that has really tied in Matthew 6: 25-34 is Avalon’s remake of the Twyla Paris song “God Is In Control”. Particularly this verse….
“He has never let you down…why start to worry now?”
I downloaded the new RED project from iTunes and plan to give it a listen this weekend.
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Lawson Patten
6:45 am
The new Dave Barnes EP…its like $6 on Itunes and guaranteed if you play it for your wife she will never want to wear a snuggie to bed.
The Ryan Adams CD is also good…”Cardinology”
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Anna
6:55 am
i just got the album “ode to sunshine” by delta spirit. its a really old school blend of blues and folk, driven by the piano and acoustic guitar. its great!
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mikemonts
6:57 am
My husband bought it and LOVES it…he loves RED. And I will pass the word out to pray for them, I never realized how they do have a totally different group to witness too (although it should have been obvious…lol).
I listen to country or Jack Johnson…husband listens to RED and other loud, fast music.
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Sarah B
7:04 am
Now this is THE Valentine’s Day present for me, lol. My favorite band in the land. Thrilled to see you enjoy your RED as well Pete!
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Gabe Taviano
7:06 am
I am pretty partial to “Casting Crowns” all the time. But the song resonating with me right now is “Whatever You’re Doing” by Sanctus Real. Hubby loves music like this album you are talking about. So, pick me so he will be blessed by it!
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Debra
7:06 am
Cross Point is just so full of talent!
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Jamie
7:08 am
Pick me…pick me!!!
I’ve been listening to TobyMac, Third Day, and DCB.
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Adam
7:10 am
Never heard of Red before but like it. Deep video.
My iTunes playlist lately includes: Coldplay, TobyMac, Robbie Seay Band, Pettidee (rap), Angels and Airwaves, Bravery, Crowder, Fee, Flobots, Catalyst Worship CD, Young MC (yeah, bust a move).
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Daniel Decker
7:22 am
For about a month I have listened to Kings of Leon, and only Kings of Leon. I have come out of that spell that they put on me and I have started to listen to Fleet Foxes, Fiction Family, Anathallo, and sigur ros.
Just a couple that have been in the rotation.
This band that you are pumping looks interested, I will need to check out more. Maybe you can help me with that and pick me.
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Kyle Reed
7:34 am
I have an old recording of YOU singing “The Great Adventure”…you know….”Saddle up your horses….” I listen to that over and over and over again. It sends chills up my back every time I listen.
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kc
7:38 am
Whatever pops in my head, usually a certain verse from a christian song, depends on my mood. Today, it is “Oh no you never let go through the calm and through the storm”, yesterday it was Nothing but the Blood. I also listen to country and Motown.
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Gina
7:38 am
I have a cd I made with random Christian songs that I love and that is what I listen to most of the time.
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Melissa
7:50 am
-a CD my son created and gave me as a gift
-audio files containing medical reports (as practice transcription for an online course I’m taking)
-the Bluesville and techno/dance stations on Sirius radio
-the whispers of the Spirit when I make time to be still (which probably isn’t often enough…)
The video was awesome. Thanks for sharing it. Driving fast is fun–and necessary here in Miami. ~:^D
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ttm
7:53 am
Hmmmm…my goofy emoticon got a free nose job on its journey to your published comments.
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ttm
7:55 am
My new favorite song I like listening to is “Slow Fade” by Casting Crowns – and all of their songs. Also at the top of my most played list is John Waller, SCC, and Rascal Flatts.
Interesting band … my computer won’t load more than a minute of the song right now, so I’ll have to fully check it out later.
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Sarah Joy
7:56 am
I like Polka music, meringue music, eighties music, jazz, hymns, contemporary worship songs, folk music, classical music country music…….My tastes are eclectic. The only music I don’t like is rap, and even that is kind of growing on me.
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Helen
8:00 am
I posted that video on my blog last night and watched it about 6 times. Currently listening to Skillet, Thousand Foot Krutch, Pillar, Red, and Flyleaf.
Saw them live at Ichthus a few years ago and it was a really good show. Looking forward to the new album.
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Chris Walker
8:02 am
I will have to pick this up.
Listening to right now in terms of favorites…Jason Mraz, Todd Smith self titled(my overall favorite), Krauss, just to name a few. Very diverse collection.
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joseph
8:02 am
You comment hound, you. Gimme that album!
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Bernard Shuford
8:03 am
that song scared my chihuahua but I enjoyed it.
Besides listening to songs I’m singing at church on Sunday
I’ve been listening to The Best of Yolanda Adams (Never Give Up really helps sometimes) and for some reason I’ve been ituning all my old Queen albums. (Freddie was sure amazing)
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britt
8:06 am
Right now I can’t seem to get enough of Selah or Mark Schultz- I got a new piano a few months ago and my fingers don’t want to stop playing their music.
But- I do like music like this, and Todd Smith’s solo cd for when I’m driving (without my son, because in that case we’re listening to Kids Sing Praise)!
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Kim
8:13 am
@Britt, you crack me up!
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Pete Wilson
8:16 am
whatever hubs is listening to, he’s the music man!
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becky
8:18 am
You know, I have never liked music much. I never bought CD’s and I had an iPod for like 3 weeks before selling it.
Just never was a big part of my life. I understand how music moves people and how they are passionate, but it was never me.
Ever since my “marked change” though, I have been listening to more and more music. I love the way it makes me think and I LOVE to write to it.
I need to expand and grow my music tastes. But to answer the question, just downloaded some of The Fray’s new album.
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DubHow
8:27 am
My listening choices are all over the place: currently I have the Yahoo radio on Love songs in honor of this weekend – But otherwise I vary from Selah, Casting Crowns, Elton John, Keith Urban, Country – Rock, etc…
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Brittany
8:28 am
I listen to K-love at work via the internet. I always get a high from I Am Free by the Newsboys and Casting Crowns often gets me thinking.
I’m always looking for some good music for my teenager – whose style changes on a weekly basis!! Can you imagine keeping up. Just wait – your day is coming.
Think it’s wonderful that you have an avenue to promote people from the get go. What an awesome friend you are!
~Kate
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Katy
8:30 am
I have been hooked on 2 songs off the Slumdog Millionaire album this week…
1. Liquid Dance
2. Paper Planes
But honestly, I think @Helen should win the cd! She said she liked Polka music…that in and of itself deserves a prize!
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rhelton
8:31 am
Pete! Thank you so much for your support and prayers! You have no idea how people like you help us make it through each day. I love this record but I too could be a little biased!
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Ashley
8:32 am
Mike Barnes is a great guy…used to be in a newly married’s sundayschool class at the other church we both attended!!!
Red really rocks!!!!!
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Josh
8:36 am
Never heard of them – thanks for sharing!! This appeals to my closet headbanger side! I love your criteria for a good song – I am right there with you. I had to let my son listen too – he is my litter rocker in training…. (love to watch him nod his head when no one is looking)
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Tonya
8:37 am
forget to mention what I am listening to before I hit enter:
Dave Barnes
Sigur Ros
Mosley: http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewProfile&friendID=375152237
Those are just to name a few!!!
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Josh
8:39 am
Awesome! 12 Stones is probably at the top of my list, so I think I’m going to like Red.
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Terry Williamson
8:52 am
Jeremy Camp is my current “flavor of the day”.
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Kelly
9:02 am
I’m so glad to know that they have a new cd out! My sister and I stumbled upon them this summer and were hoping they would have new stuff soon.
I’ve been listening to The Fray pretty much non-stop since it came out.
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Stephanie
9:07 am
whatever is on the radio when i get into my car.
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tabitha
9:14 am
If the new album is half as good as the old one, it’ll be well worth the cost.
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Jon
9:27 am
@Ashley, I can’t tell you how proud I am of you guys. I know it’s not easy. The schedule, the temptations, the critiques, the fishbowl!
Know we love you guys and are behind you 110%
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Pete Wilson
9:31 am
Thank you so much for letting us know about a new cd. Over the past 8 months I have really been diving into God’s word and I have been on the search for good Godly music. It is amazing how you crave God’s word even in music. Once again thank you this is exactly what I was looking for.
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Mindy W
9:41 am
Holy Freakn Crap!!!!!!!!!! I need this album, I need this album, i need this album, I need this album. PETE……….. I NEED THIS ALBUM. One more thing, you are my hero Pete!!! Did i say I need this album???
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Randy Wood
9:52 am
I only seem to get to listen to my kids’ music CDs these days. Lately, they’re into their CDs from Vacation Bible School last summer (Power Lab) and the Laurie Berkner Band (highly recommended for all parents out there!)
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Denise
10:11 am
At work I listen to ChristianityRadio.com’s Christian Mix (best upbeat Christian music from the 90′s and today!) because it just keeps playing, there are no commercials or dj’s, and I don’t have to worry about offending anyone (I work at a Christian camp and so I always get comments when I play secular music).
So, in other words, I listen to a lot of TobyMac.
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rachel
10:14 am
RED rocks, and you are awesome to speak up and stand proud for this band! Let God hold over them and keep them safe on their journey!
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jennifer
10:45 am
I’m listening to The Wedding lately.. great stuff. Heard of ‘em?
I’m also listening to a lot of Taylor Swift.
lame, i know!
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Jeremy Anderberg
10:46 am
Sadly, I must listen to my kids’ Chipmunks CD if I want any peace in the truck. Actually, I end up listening to our worship team music for rehearsals–currently Robby Seay, David Walker, Charlie Hall, Linkin Park. Found a good radio station Air 1 (run by KLOVE people) with an edgier sound. Loving it.
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Joni Ruhs
10:52 am
@Jeremy Anderberg, that Ok dude. Besides Red I’ve been rocking the Jonas Brothers.
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Pete Wilson
11:01 am
PIck me! Pick me! Pick me! Pick me! Pick me!
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katdish
11:52 am
pick me! pick me! pick me! pick me!
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katdish
11:53 am
Fiction Family. Must check them out! Sean Watkins of Nickel Creek and Jon Foreman. Unbelievable album. Amazingly awesome live!
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Bethany Vieth
11:54 am
Oh. You actually asked a question, didn’t you? Well, lately (as in since yesterday) I’ve been listening to Celine Dion’s I believe that the hots go on quite a bit.
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katdish
11:57 am
Um…that should have said “I believe that the hot DOGS go on”. Sorry.
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katdish
11:58 am
love me Kenny Chesney’s Lucky ‘ol Sun
and of course Fellowship Church’s “Closer to the Start”
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woody
12:18 pm
My son is a senior in high school and is in to this “style” of music – though it has always been non-Christian. He recently became a Christian (thank you Jesus) and I think this album would be good for him. His 18th birthday is coming up soon, and this would be neat to give to him. I would be very grateful if you would consider us to be the recipient.
Thank you.
P.S. I currently listen to Avalon, Third Day.
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Callie
12:18 pm
I love finding out about new music! Red sounds like they might have good songs to run to.
I agree with Anna that Ryan Adams, Cardinology is good. I’m also listening to Pete Murray, Summer At Eureka, and excitedly waiting for the new Jeremy Riddle cd, The Now and Not Yet!
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Brenda
12:24 pm
Pete, Thanks for the chance to see Red’s video. To me, a great representation of the truth that we all need to be rescued from ourselves!
Listening to: Kutless, Skillet, Toby Mac, Stellar Kart and the rest of the usual suspects.
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Mike in Milwaukee
12:46 pm
Roots Run Deep —>album of old school hymns done in a Jack Johnson-style by a guy named Jadon Lavik. It’s good stuff.
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Curtis Honeycutt
12:53 pm
“It meets all three of my requirement for good music. It make me nod my head, drive fast, and think.”
It has been my personal experience that pastors don’t really need a reason to drive fast, they just do. I know 2 older pastors that drive, quite literally, like a bat outta hell. My dh went to a weekend retreat with this great older pastor who was driving a huge winnabago. He was telling a story while driving and he kept turning around so as to make eye contact with my husband. I suppose that would have been okay if they were sitting in Houston traffic, but they were driving down the interstate at 80 mph. The next time they stopped for gas, my husband insisted that it was his turn to drive. (He may have changed his pants, too. I’m not sure…)
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katdish
1:02 pm
Music these days: either Lifehouse or Goo Goo Dolls. I can’t stand radio anymore (the ads are too annoying), so I usually will pop in a cd.
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nigel
1:42 pm
Okay, I’m an old lady and I never heard of most of the groups people are mentioning. But I fully support groups like Red. They are witnessing to our teens and young adults-you too Pete, so that’s great. I may get this for my 16 yr old grandson, Jacob. He’s playing guitar in a praise band and will love this.
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Pam Shaffer
2:08 pm
Lately I’ve been listening to one of the Passion worship cds. (I’m not sure which one it is – it was on sale at Christmas time.) My daughter asks to listen to it everyday, and it’s better than VeggieTales, so that’s what we listen to.
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jenn
3:05 pm
I like it! Don’t ask me why, but lately I have been listening to old “Rage Against the Machine.” Maybe it’s my outlet for the economy.
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Jody
3:28 pm
I LOVE IT!!!
I WANT IT!!!
I listen to a mixture of music (you KNOW Bret’s one of them) on my iPod for running purposes only.
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DEb
3:36 pm
Listening to Lij, Plumb, downhere, Wavorly, Ruth, and oh so many more.
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karen
4:48 pm
@DEb, I knew you would like this!! It’s your kind of music.
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Pete Wilson
5:08 pm
Not my kind of music, but my girls do love Red!!! I’m a bit old school…Audio A, Newsboys, Mark Schultz, Chris Rice….
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bluegoose
5:48 pm
I’ve never heard of Red… glad I have heard of them now!! I love lyrics that make me think as well… I can see why you have a led foot listening to them… right now – I’m listening to some vintage U2 – War!
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Roye Glass
6:05 pm
Wow, I loved that…
Here’s what I listen to while I’m on the computer: http://www.last.fm/user/gitzengirl/library
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gitz
6:05 pm
I have always listened to everything. I love bluegrass to classical but after watching the grammy’s the other night and not knowing who TI was I realized I was losing touch so I made commitment to listen to more pop radio. So that is what I have been doing. So now I am “chasing pavements” among other things. I really like Adele.
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Harold
6:12 pm
I like who I like and that could be just about anyone with the exception of rap…I cannot stand it.
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Barbara
6:14 pm
Lots of The Myriad. Love them. I’d never heard of Red before, so thanks for sharing them! I will now!
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Annie
6:50 pm
My husband will love RED…we listen to Lifehouse, DCB, Casting Crowns, Jeremy Camp, Matt Redman, Aaron Shust and etc. however, he use to only listen to Metallica & big hair bands. RED seems to be his speed :0) Thanks again!
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Mary Catherine
7:34 pm
Gosh Pete… you get so many comments… I’m gonna start calling you Perez…
Or perhaps, because you’re a pastor, I will dub you PETRA.
(I think I’m a little punch-drunk tonight! lol)
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mpt
8:06 pm
Coldplay
U2
Fee
Hillsong United
Rascal Flatts
Hey, I might be going back into youth ministry soon… I need some new tunes to re-energize me! I’ve been a lead pastor too long!!!
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Art Good
8:38 pm
Third Day…
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pam
8:49 pm
Loving Coldplay these days. This would be awesome workout music. Need the motivation and am tired of CCR, right katdish?
Seriously, Pete, she needs our prayers. She’s getting out of control.
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Candy
9:02 pm
I’m currently listening to The Fray and select songs from Taylor Swift and Lesley Roy.
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Whitney
9:11 pm
Casting Crowns, Third Day, Lifehouse, MercyMe, The Fray, and anything from the 80′s like Van Halen, Aerosmith, Styx, Journey, etc. Love the new look!
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Annie
9:29 pm
kass and kota have listened to this all day and last night. kass and i were driving around this afternoon and we were listening to the CD (which I LOVE!!!) and i was laughing at kass cuz she already knows the words and has learned to play one of the songs on the guitar already. we’ve had the album for ONE day! its THAT good!!!
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tam
10:09 pm
@Tam, I agree. It is just THAT good.
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Pete Wilson
6:08 am
Wow, that was good stuff. Loved the Video. Have never heard of Red but see I need to add them to my likes. Wow. I typically am a David Crowder fan, like Lifehouse. Thanks for introducing me to Red.
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Ginger
6:30 am
Probably too late but here is my list: Fee, Alterbridge, Daughtry, Lincoln Brewster, Journey, Boston, Kansas, Styx, (can you tell I lean heavily on arena rock?) and have been listening to iWorship Experience. Would love to listen to more of Red. (hint hint)
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bill (cycleguy)
9:34 am
Probably too late but here is my list: Fee, Alterbridge, Daughtry, Lincoln Brewster, Journey, Boston, Kansas, Styx, (can you tell I lean heavily on arena rock?) and have been listening to iWorship Experience. Would love to listen to more of Red. (hint hint)
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bill (cycleguy)
9:35 am
YES!!!! Finally!! I have been waiting (no so patiently) 4 the new release. “Death of Me” reminds me that I can be my worst enemy. Red’s previous CD “End of Silecne” breathes HIS life into me daily. And yes Pete, I know some young people that RED has reached that many Christian artist just don’t appeal to. They are Gods Soliers. RED NATION ROCKS!!
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rob
10:46 am
I love listening to RED. I’d like to give the CD to my sister or sister-in-law. Both of them love RED and really need to find Christ. One is an atheist and the other is Jewish. It would be great to give them a copy.
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Metal
8:57 pm
Pete,
Thanks for this post and introducing me to this band. I love their music! I actually plan to also feature them on my blog. I love your new site. You continue to impress me with your unique ministry. You have actually inspired me. LOL. That takes a lot, Pete. Continue the great work you do.
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JP
10:59 am
I love Red. Saw them the summer of 2007 when they were opening for bands I wouldn’t normally go and see. Drove 2 1/2 hours to get there. I have been waiting for this album since they told me at that concert that it would be out at the earliest December of 08. Now that my husband has been laid off of work and I am only working 20 hours a week. Buying the CD isn’t on the list at the momment. So I will try and win.
Lately I have been listening to:
Seventh Day Slumber
Third Day
Jennifer Knapp
Mercy Me
Red
Manafest
Awesome giveaway no matter who wins! Thanks for the opportunity!
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Theresa
5:37 pm
WE’VE GOT A WINNER. Daniel Decker come on down! I used a fancy software system to pick a random number (ok, it was actually my kids).
I shot you a email Daniel. If you’ll get me an address I’ll mail it out to you. You’re going to love it!
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Pete Wilson
1:41 pm
Sweet. I’m a winner! My mom always told me I was a winner but I was starting to think she lied.
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Daniel Decker
2:04 pm
Good stuff! Edgy. I’m feeling Starfield lately…
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clowe
7:34 pm
I completely agree, RED has some awesome music. I’ve read so many testimonies of their music not only touching but impacting the lives of people who feel forgotten, broken and as though nobody cares about them. They definitely have the hand of God all over them. I might just go pick up that CD b/c of your suggestion Pete.
I also have to admit my reasons for commenting were 95% that I was hoping to win the CD but alas its already been won.
Been Listening to:
Misty Edwards
Jason Upton
John Mark McMillan
The Desperation Band
Generation Unleashed
Planet Shakers
The Glorious Unseen
Deluge
My marathon comment is officially at its end.
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ZacharyThomas
10:43 pm
A little Daft Punk, a little Viva La Vida by ColdPlay and definately a little Brandon Heath. Eclectic yes, music that makes you nod your head..definately…
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Jon Ackerman
7:49 am
Pete,
I love their (Red’s) music and like to see bands of this nature out doing what they do. I go to any concert that I can to support the causes, and listen to the awesome music.
Some others bands that are in the same category as Red are:
-Blindside (I would say these guys are one of my fav bands along side Red.)
-12 Stones
-Underoath (really electrifying!)
-Flyleaf (only female band w/ female singer that I really enjoy)
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Jeff B
8:33 pm
LOVE this band! You are absolutely right! These guys are reaching people! Some of our youth REALLY love these guys because they ‘sound’ secular. However, one glance at their lyrics and clearly….they LOVE God!
Keep ROCKIN’ Red! You are being heard!
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Heather
8:49 am
This is going to sound a little “George Kostanza (sp?)” but about 6 years ago when I worked at Provident the A&R team was looking for band names. I suggested “RED” as one of them. The I got laughed at. After leaving Provident they sign a band named RED. It has always been something that I wonder… IF this band was already named OR if it was something that VERY SAME A&R guy that laughed at me named them. I guess I will never know.
Anyways… the new U2 is GREAT! I have never really listened to RED because of my story but will have to check em out since Pete is endorsing them.
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Ron Roark
2:49 pm
yea this cd is truly unbelievible but no it has nothin to do with fuckin god. everything always has to do with ur so called mother fuckin god. get it through ur mother fuckin heads. the fucker isn’t even fuckin real. if he was where the helll is he in our world when its in its greatest economic state.
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Greg
2:19 pm