The Definitive 200 Albums -- Let the Debate Begin

According to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, here is the list of the 200 "definitive" albums that all music lovers must own. 

Click here: The Definitive 200

Looking over the list, I can tell you that I own (on vinyl or CD) most of the albums dating from before 1975, a few from the late 70's and 80's, fewer yet from the 90's and virtually none of those from 2000 on.  I am also proud to say that I own not one "Country" or "Rap" album on the list!  I do have one or two disco albums, but they were part of my wife's dowry (along with a Gordon Lightfoot album--which I hate). Long live rock!

Check out the list, and have at it.
 

Dad Rod?

Throughout the years we've done the White Horse Inn, people have asked me why we called our distinguished Lutheran colleague, "Dad Rod."  The answer is simple.  Back in the old days, when we taped the White Horse Inn live on Sunday nights, we'd make Rod watch TBN when we got back to Mike Horton's house (the good stuff was replayed late at night).  If Paul and Jan could have a "Daddy Hagin" then we felt like we needed a "Dad Rod."

One of the things we made Rod watch was a "Praise the Lord" snippet that Shane Rosenthal taped in which Ken Hagin introduced his "minister of laughter."  She was a rather plain-Jane type who came out and led the congregation in "laughing in the Spirit."  There are not words . . .  Rod was undone watching it--perplexed, annoyed and giddy with laughter, all at the same time.

So, in honor of the good old days at the White Horse Inn, I give you this link (not the same program Shane had on tape, but close enough!).   I'd love to watch this one with Rod (Click here: YouTube - Kenneth Hagin e a "Unção do Riso")

Who Said That?

Who said that?

"But here's first what I see for Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN). You're going to have people raised from the dead watching this network. You're going to have people raised from the dead watching TBN.  Programs -- just plain programs -- programs that haven't done much when it comes to supernatural manifestations -- teaching programs!"

Read the quote carefully and after you stop laughing, leave your guesses in the comments section below!  No cheating!

Update on Monday, March 12, 2007 at 02:25PM by Kim Riddlebarger

These words come from our friend, Tofik Benedictus (Benny Hinn) and were spoken on TBN during a "beg-a-thon."  I was glad to learn that dead people watched TBN.