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#1 · November 23, 2003, 7:50 am

Posted by: g0nette <g0nette@...>

Hi there,

Going back to this thread; re: Hotel California

> We've done a lot of fun music as specials... mostly as part of skits,
> but I was wondering - have y'all done any songs that just felt weird to
> play in church?

We have just started to play Audioslaves "How To Live", you've proabably
heard it - a no brainer rocker - yet as much as it's a secular song, the
lyrics aren't bad in the right context. We use it in the outreach concert
scene - yet somehow it seems to me like playing with "strange fire".

Any one else play this song in the context of an outreach song?

Wayne.
Darwin - Aust.

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