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Us Christian kids in the 80s had little idea of how great we had with the likes of Steve Taylor. "I hung from gravity boots for my Napoleon complex"!!? Incredible.
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A GOOD OLDIE.
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Satire? Yeah, that too. I call it a metaphor for what happened to Bera and Birsha, kings of Sodom and Gomorrah
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i got and understood every word he ever wrote - a master of satire. Since satire is for people with above average intelligence satirists are not always understood properly. irony,hyperbole,oxymorons,face
tiousness and more create anger in some who take the words literally or do not read the entire work -
Is anyone else reminded of Weird Al?
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@Galilee1964 *sigh* ah, yes, the days of $10 concert tickets. I also saw him at an outdoor festival of some kind, also in that area. Maybe even on the Gordon campus? At that one the most memorable song was Lifeboat.
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The early years of "Sweet Tooth" from the "Twisted Metal" games?
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@goopfish42 I remember after that happened, (and it was like the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd song) I laughed and said "Well, I've gotten my $10 worth (that's all the tickets cost back then) I can go home now!" Of course I stayed, but what a riot! And what a show.
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Grew up listening to Steve Taylor, Rez and so many others. Am now agnostic, but still love Steve Taylor!
The world of Christian music, nay, the world of MUSIC is a poorer place without Steve Taylor and stuff like this. Never, ever bettered - he'd have so much ammunition for new songs with the state of things today across the globe. Sorely missed and I and countless thousands live in hope he'll be back...
EuroscepticUK 2 years ago 31
It's called satire people get over it!
christophilus 3 years ago 14