All Star United - La La Land

All Star United performing "La La Land" at 1999 Broadway Blitz in Nashville. One of my personal favorite songs ever written.

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Music

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• All Star United
• Ian Eskelin
• Christian Rock

[sorenkierkegaard2008]

So ironic of them to perform it on TBN! Do the producers even realize who they're singing about?

[polancopower]

Awesome, isn't it? It think it goes to show TBN will air almost ANYTHING. Even if it means some actual decent theology gets through.

[sorenkierkegaard2008]

By the way, you're one of the only people who's posted anything from their first album. I was thinking of digging my copy up and putting the rest up, because it's so totally underrated. You wanna know the ironic part is that the song 'Smash Hit' was in the movie 'Saved', being listened to by the negative stereotype, shallow Christian played by Mandy Moore. Allstar did not deserve that. Should've been Carmen, or something.

[polancopower]

LOL! Carman! You may like my myspace . com/carmanhead. Sad that All Star was used like that, when they would never be enjoyed by Mandy Moore's character. I do have more from this concert I may put up someday.

[Grauenstadt]

Back when I was a Christian, these guys and Johnny Q. Public were my two favorite Christian bands and the only ones I really felt had something to say.

[nevrstopthis]

Man, Christian rockstars were so innocent back then.

[TheDailyVinyl]

Never saw this clip before. My brother on lead guitar.

[Antnj81]

He looks like a younger Trey Parker

[MrToddie67]

This song's lyrics rock a lot harder than the music! 

[Grauenstadt]

Ha ha ha, the infamous Christian pogo mosh! It's cute, actually. Guess I've lost some of that atheistic belligerence.

[sorenkierkegaard2008]

Hey, I did put their first album up since posting that. Check it out. I've got some other good Christian bands. I'd love to hear about your atheism journey, as I've just recently come back to Christ after a long stint as an agnostic. I've discovered agnosticism is actually a healthy starting point, and even now on my journey as a Christian find that it's a neutral, healthy (I would actually say BIBLICAL) starting point from which to examine things before believing them. Tell, if you care to.

[Grauenstadt]

@sorenkierkegaard2008 DO IT!!! I've "fallen" into atheism and still love this album because it was an almost early Green Day punk satire on their commercial Christian society. And,w ell, just a great album altogether.

[Grauenstadt]

Ha ha ha, on TBN?! When I was a Christian this was a sardonic anthem of mine I'd hum as I walked between the mannequins and the co-ed "bible studies" at the Shari's on my way to shake my fist at a god I eventually had the sense to disbelieve in.

[94ilovechappy]

I haven't heard this song in forever!! lol someone should post Once Again With Feeling by them! : D