Does your family know about Christian hardcore?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yes, but only because of me.

[Bigby]

You have the biggest boner for this, don't you?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

You have the biggest boner for this, don't you?

It's kind of a running joke, "Does your family know about _______?" is one on Atlas, and elsewhere with the Pope's visit I was joking if he knew about it.

[Murica!]

You have the biggest boner for this, don't you?

It's kind of a running joke, "Does your family know about _______?" is one on Atlas, and elsewhere with the Pope's visit I was joking if he knew about it.

It's only a joke if it's funny, BRTD.

[TJ in Oregon]

Doubt it. I would probably listen to it while driving if it came on the radio. It's still unsuitable for Mass.

[DavidB.]

No, they don't. Hopefully it'll stay that way.

[DC Al Fine]

My Dad actually ranted about it once a few months ago, and I never told him about it.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

My Dad actually ranted about it once a few months ago, and I never told him about it.

What's his problem with it?

[DC Al Fine]

My Dad actually ranted about it once a few months ago, and I never told him about it.

What's his problem with it?

He thinks it's gauche and faddish to abandon old church music to try to "win people over" and that the church would have more success if they just stuck with grandeur and majesty. Hos preferred genre is chanting Psalms.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

My Dad actually ranted about it once a few months ago, and I never told him about it.

What's his problem with it?

He thinks it's gauche and faddish to abandon old church music to try to "win people over" and that the church would have more success if they just stuck with grandeur and majesty. Hos preferred genre is chanting Psalms.

Erm is he talking about actually playing Christian hardcore at church? Even I've never seen that.