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Showing posts with label virtual praise band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label virtual praise band. Show all posts

Sunday, May 20, 2007

Virtual Praise Band

Well, Mr. Beauford and Mr. Lee are tied up for the coveted drum spot on the Virtual Praise Band. So, come on, who would you take on your next gig?

Hey, you know what I love? You know what's been the MOST fun about doing this thing? It's those of you who disagree with me...
You see, I like the sort of community that blogs afford us, but I'm going to have make one request. If you disagree with the options, think I'm being stupid or would rather post your own potential players, please don't. Just vote. The point is you HAVE to pick one. So, live a little. Don't forget, the band is "virtual," after all.

(Plus, these players make for great joke-material...why not show how creative your vote can be? My favorite was Ryan's idea of a rotating drum cage in Crosspoint. That's the kinda' votes I'm looking for!)
Vote. Or don't.
Anybody else loving the new autosave feature on blogger? Digging it big time, man.

Friday, May 11, 2007


These guys are tied up with 1 vote each. Come on, people...who would you want backing you up in worship?

Tuesday, May 08, 2007

Virtual Praise Band - DRUMS


Friday, May 04, 2007

And The Winner Is...

Voting ending at midnight Thursday night for the bass slot in the Virtual Praise Band.

Handling bass and background vocals will be: STING.

Drums are next...stay tuned.

Sunday, April 29, 2007

Virtual Praise Team

It's official. The electric guitar spot for the Virtual Praise Team goes to the late Stevie Ray Vaughn. Thank you to all who voted. Now...onto bass.




Voting will close Thursday night. Don't forget to tell us who you'd pick and why.

(Some justification: If you've been following the Virtual Praise Team thus far and you are relatively knowledgeable about music, you will notice that I'm trying to pick three radically different players with each new position. I'm not saying these are the top three players in their field. I'm not saying they'd truly work in a worship setting. Instead, I'm picking three vastly different players who, by the nature of their specific styles and techniques, say more about the people who vote for them than whether or not they would survive in a worship band. Understanding this, I'd love to know who you might like to see in the upcoming votes - what drummers, percussionists, piano players, singers, etc. would you like to see in a vote? I only ask that you get that info to me via email rather than using the post itself. Let's try to keep each post on-topic, cool?)

Friday, April 27, 2007

Virtual Praise Band