1.
Sound: Garage band
Mood: Hilariously sarcastic
Important songs: Strange Days, Billy Graham
Song You Must Hear: Hide the Beer, the
Pastor’s Here
Quote: “Coco, you seem awfully sad today…
that’s more like calculated existential angst.”
“Be our friend, save us Outdoor Elvis; we
have sinned, forgive us Outdoor Elvis… we might have to set a trap to bring him
back…”
Notes: The best album of the genre of
sarcastic Christian. Usually such sarcastic
Christians sound like bitter Republicans, but the Swirling Eddies (who is just
a re-named Daniel Amos) make as much fun of themselves as anyone else. And their typical target are money-grubbing
televangelists (the chorus of “Attack of the Pulpit Masters” is:
moneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoneymoney(deepbreath)moneymoneymoney…”) which
I greatly appreciate. It is truly funny,
and the songs are (usually) quite good.
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