Wasn't Pressed Down considered "pozzest" and their music banned? It was great music too. I recall we didn't understand what had happened and few destroyed (as instructed) their copies of cassettes. In fact, bootleg copies were made, of which I have or had one .
I'd love to know more about this. Pressed down is my uncle. Hmmmmm
Yea I hear what Twinky saying, happened to quite a few in NZ...when I was in I listened to bands like 'sing it dave' and kerusso they were awesome 90s era, it was always played before a meeting or in the background during a service.
It seems the way cult today has really lost touch with music just check out this outrageous clip LOL
HG30, the music in the current TWI may stink, but 40 years ago, the music was great! In 1978, TWI had some wonderful musicians; I thought the music was better than the teachings! Stevie Kay in particular, I thought was a great singer. I don't miss TWI teachings, but I do miss the old TWI music.
My mother was one of those amateurs who didn't belong anywhere on stage. A white woman with no rhythm "rapping" to a song she made up about Antioch or something is all I remember. Although performing at the RoA made her more happy than the corp ever did. Heyo!
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OldSkool
I couldnt agree more.
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Grace Valerie Claire
Thanks OS!! No, seriously I remember WP quite fondly. So much talent, and hard work went into their productions! They were awesome!
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outandabout
You THINK you didn't get possessed! ha
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OldSkool
Rofl!! Good point, how is one to know if their posessesed or not? Ok off to felloeship for some discerning of spirits.
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waysider
Don't worry, leadership will let you know.
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Twinky
Do you prefer brandy or whisky?
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OldSkool
Lol! Now thats comforting!
Vodka, but either one will do. ;)
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Twinky
Here ya go, OS.
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Thomas Loy Bumgarner
Joe Fair and son David live in Nashville. Both Joe and Ralph Graham are on Facebook
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Grace Valerie Claire
Thanks!
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UnTwist It
I'd love to know more about this. Pressed down is my uncle. Hmmmmm
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Grace Valerie Claire
HG30, the music in the current TWI may stink, but 40 years ago, the music was great! In 1978, TWI had some wonderful musicians; I thought the music was better than the teachings! Stevie Kay in particular, I thought was a great singer. I don't miss TWI teachings, but I do miss the old TWI music.
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outandabout
A TV show The Soup showed that and made fun of it.
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My mother was one of those amateurs who didn't belong anywhere on stage. A white woman with no rhythm "rapping" to a song she made up about Antioch or something is all I remember. Although performing at the RoA made her more happy than the corp ever did. Heyo!
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MayaPapaya
Renewed Mind is the Key ahahahahaha
TWI knew that none of their followers listen to mainstream music and wouldn’t notice that that beat was clearly stolen from Destiny’s Child “Bugaboo”.
I love to watch that clip. Those are some sweet dance moves.
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Thomas Loy Bumgarner
unfortunately the dancing was 1980's style and is not what young people do today, nor is the music that inspiring
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