Eko: Christian Coffee Shop

Eko 03.06.11	not sure where I went wrong on 4's album art... edit nm fixed it
sniper 03.06.11	christian coffe shop, more like gayyyyyyyyyyyy
thunder15 03.06.11	It is a Christianality theme, it is fictional, but no religion in the music, it is Okay, it is funny, do you need some coffee from a Christian coffee shop?
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	why dont we have any Tao sputnik users goddamn
Kimm 03.06.11	Oh hey, can I have a grande three pump peppermint, five pump vanilla frappuchino, cream based with extra whip and chocolate drizzle. Thanks.
Eko 03.06.11	lol
sniper 03.06.11	extra jesus in that peppermint please.
thunder15 03.06.11	It is a Christianality theme, it is fictional, but no religion in the music, it is Okay, it is funny, do you need some coffee from a Christian coffee shop?
BallsToTheWall 03.06.11	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPURyGFPeJs
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	sonictheplumber is clueless
Kimm 03.06.11	List needs moar Kutless - What Faith Can Do I heard that song playing at Second Cup while waiting for a friend once and I started singing along from the comfy chair in the corner. Love that song.
Maniac! 03.06.11	moar immolation
sniper 03.06.11	http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_mHe7KH56ta0/S0bLFlTGcUI/AAAAAAAAGl8/-TRlGuj_cxQ/s400/Christians+AGAIN.dib
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	WTF? Christian Coffee Shop? Coffee Shops have almost always been anti-religious as they were the birthplace of independent though, new ideas, revolution, learning, revolution, free thought and creativity...you know all the stuff religion tries to get rid of.
theacademy 03.06.11	god howard stern show has the best prank calls ever
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	christians like a place where they can get a hot moka and internet connection
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	and by "hot moka" he means rape
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	christians dont get rape, they give rape
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	I was thinking alter boys.
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	yah but you ask for a moka, you dont ask for rape
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	oh and moka's are not? what's more detrimental to your health?
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	Sodomy, a women once just looked over her shoulder at the city of sodomy and God turned her into a pillar of salt...that's heavy shit.
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	oh I thought you said she "took it in the shoulder" I was like WTF HOW?
Josh D. 03.06.11	What exactly is a Christian coffee shop? Like a Starbucks with worse music playing and only religious literature? Sounds awful.
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	the girls there must be hot and waiting to get fucked
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	I could rec you some good songs I heard at Starbucks
spillingmercury 03.06.11	Coffee Shops have almost always been anti-religious as they were the birthplace of independent though, new ideas, revolution, learning, revolution, free thought and creativity...you know all the stuff religion tries to get rid of. Hot drinks and pastries are extremely stimulating for the rebellious soul.
Eko 03.06.11	http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/14542/Eisley-Room-Noises/ last time I use a meme as a list name
TheEnigma 03.06.11	"a women once just looked over her shoulder at the city of sodomy and God turned her into a pillar of salt...that's heavy shit." Someone's leaving out half the story.
BallsToTheWall 03.06.11	Wheres the myspace for 1?
Kimm 03.06.11	Are you referring to Lot's wife in the destruction of Sodom and Gomorroh? There's definitely more to the story.
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	of course kimm knows the story
Kimm 03.06.11	Of course...
North0House2 03.06.11	5 is really good... I prefer Fall and Winter though, I love that set.
Maniac! 03.06.11	"Coffee Shops have almost always been anti-religious as they were the birthplace of independent though, new ideas, revolution, learning, revolution, free thought and creativity...you know all the stuff religion tries to get rid of. Hot drinks and pastries are extremely stimulating for the rebellious soul." ^ :D
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	It's true though, anyone who has studying European history from the Enlightenment onwards will know I'm right.
ButcheredChildren 03.06.11	more like the 20th century onward Leonardo DiVinci would have had his own coffee shop if the existed during the enlightenment
Josh D. 03.06.11	"Coffee Shops have almost always been anti-religious as they were the birthplace of independent though, new ideas, revolution, learning, revolution, free thought and creativity." You could say similar things about taverns in America, unless that's basically what you mean i.e. Raleigh Tavern.
North0House2 03.06.11	Well, the same doesn't apply for Hitler, cuz he rose up in a bar with a bunch of drunk buddies.
Masochist 03.06.11	"...independent though, new ideas, revolution, learning, revolution, free thought and creativity" Redundant, much? And FUCK YEAH, 4. That album is awesome. Actually, I made a CD-length coffee shop playlist a couple days ago, and "Monday," "Bloom" and "The Valley" are all on it...so good call ;-).
Deathcar 03.06.11	Needs moar Waking Ashland. And Copeland.
Masochist 03.06.11	"Needs moar Waking Ashland. And Copeland." YES. And 'It's All Crazy! It's All False!...' Also, any of Starflyer 59's later albums ('Dial M' or 'The Changing of the Guards'). I might also mention that Jon Foreman is amazing.
Josh D. 03.06.11	One massive YAWN for this thread.
Aids 03.06.11	the song sounds like a bunch of paper, a gift of paper. Large Amount of Paper! All yeah, paper, more paper.
acorncheese 03.06.11	list needs more delete
spillingmercury 03.06.11	It's true though, anyone who has studying European history from the Enlightenment onwards will know I'm right. It's true, but it was more anti-establishment in general than it was it was anti-religious.
couldwinarabbit 03.06.11	Well it depends on the case. The Paris Commune for instance while yes it did take down, or rather remove, the current kingdom/ Religious influence from Paris the policies it invoked were "pro-establishment" then the former regime while the anti-religious aspects remained constant.
spillingmercury 03.07.11	The Paris Commune came up in 1871 didn't it? Isn't that a completely different era? edit:/ Nvm. But the aim was to tear down/reform the existing government in order to bring more power to the working class and had more to do with that than it did with their opposition to religion in general. Opposition to religion was more opposition to the church and its practices.
Spec 03.07.11	9 is cool.
theacademy 03.07.11	http://www.dreamworks.com/spirit/main.html
Eko 03.07.11	cool some other ap euro guys in here it seems. forgot about copeland and deas vail on the list, would have been good additions. also, @ballstothewall http://www.facebook.com/kyekyemusic or http://www.myspace.com/paperrings they used to be called paper rings
PandaLuke 03.22.11	Haven't heard 1, 2, or 3, but this list is full of win, as is anything related to that Room Noises review. Edison Glass and Future of Forestry rule. So do Copeland and Deas Vail.
Aids 03.22.11	a large amount of paper. all yeah! all paper.
jmnewcomer18 05.24.13	2 is actually pretty awesome
Spec 05.24.13	sweet bump dude