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I found a link to this video on a message board. I just finished Mark Salomon’s book “Simplicity,” which is basically a biography of the Crucified and Mark’s life (although he tries to say in the book that it’s not). I once saw him in Wal-Mart during Cornerstone festival and I wanted to say something to him, but he just looked so intimidating with the tattoos and the shaved head. I had the Pillars of Humanity cassette when I was in high school and I bought the re-released albums from Tooth and Nail, so it’s cool to see the band back together. But I still fear Mark Salomon.

I took this at a recent concert with Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill. Randy co-wrote the song with Keith Green and others. Phil recorded a version called “Your Love Broke Thru” on one of his albums and he played guitar on a demo with Keith Green, which was featued on his podcast.

There are four videos in the set and they feature a young Jason Martin. The songs from the live set are: Monterey, Blue Collar Love, Hazel Would, The Dungeon and an instrumental track called “Jason’s Jamm,” which was never released on any album. It’s a cool little set of videos with Wayne Everett speaking French on the drums and Jyro from Mortal on the bass.  The interview with Jason is amateur—it’s an access cable show—but it’s fun to watch. It’s the only live recording from that time period from Starflyer that I’ve heard other than Plugged.

I came across this recently and it’s pretty fun to watch. I totally disagree with the guy, but he makes some good points about Christian T-shirts being sacrilegious. If you haven’t checked it out yet, you should stop christianbootlegs.com.

It’s funny that I saw the band live shortly before this video was filmed. My first show at True Tunes was an MxPx show with Blenderhead. Ah, those were the days. At least YouTube let’s me go back in time any time I turn on the computer.

I receive Barry McGuire’s e-mail newsletter and I saw he released a new version of the song. After all these years it’s still just as relevant now as it was then.

This is a clip of Relient K’s “Pressing On” in the movie “Kart Racer”.

I remember seeing this as a kid on Solid RockVideos. Steve Taylor as Mrs. Arian is hilarious.

This is a clip from the Starflyer show at the U of I.

There are three interview clips and three or four songs. If you can’t find all the videos click on the channel link and do a video search on the channel for Phil Keaggy. The program is a show for teens on a Catholic cable network. I think Phil is a Protestant, but he fits in well with the Catholics.