Antichrist . . . He's Not Nice . . .

You should all be thankful that the only musical training I had was three years of playing trumpet in junior high school!  Just imagine for a moment what I could do if I knew how to play the keyboard and sing.

We'd have an Amillennial song to compete with "Doom and Gloom!"

Comments

[John D. Chitty]

Patrick,

Truly inspired! My mind also went to Tears for Fears when he sang that line, but I didn't explore it to the extent you did. And I'm glad you did.

[Ryan Thompson]

This would sound pretty sweet with a trumpet, just saying.

[Irenicum]

I think I'll pass on inviting him to my next bar mitzvah. At first I thought it was a spoof, but this guy's serious! A serious nutter that is!

[hb]

Patrick, you need to collaborate with with Mr. "Doom and Gloom." He can do the music and you provide lyrics! Yours are ever so much better!!!

[Robin]

Next to the Holy Gospel (and God's Word) the most powerful force is:

M U S I C.

Want proof?

Just try to forget this stupid tune.

[Winona]

Pat Yamada:

Thank you so much I am now listening to Dawn sing your song.


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[Ivan Ortega]

The weird thing is, I can't really tell if he is serious or not.

[Patrick Yamada]

In these times of rampant hyberbole (especially during election season), it's refreshing to hear someone with such a robust gift of understatement. "Antichrist, he's not nice..."

Perhaps he has stumbled upon a new form of popular music-- Adirondack-older-white-guy rap. Let's see what he can do with a confessional song. "Jesus good; cross of wood; for salvation understood?"

[Chris Sherman]

Was this on the flip side of Sal Polichetti's "Jesus is a friend of mine"?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-NOZU2iPA8&feature=related

[Ivan Ortega]

I can't tell if he is serious

[CS]

Wait wait, that's not Barry McGuire is it?