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By Eric Jayne
Like it or not, Christian music is undoubtedly popular. Among my daughter's peer group "Jesus Take the Wheel," by Carrie Underwood, is a very popular song that her friends sing when they get together. During my own adolescence I was an unwilling participant in an evangelical youth group where many discussions took place regarding Christian artists like Amy Grant, Petra, and DC Talk. Given the seemingly timeless popularity and ubiquity of pious music I felt the need to come up with a list of my favorite pro-atheist songs, many of which are delightfully sacrilegious. Some of these songs promote rational freethought, some satirize religious beliefs, and others celebrate science. In creating this list I factored musical composition and anti-ecclesiastical lyrics. Although this list consists of only 30 songs I will pretend to be Casey Kasem and introduce them in the American Top 40 show fashion starting with number 30.
This lyrically simple song will have you wondering if Keith Moon isn't a god 29. "The Element Song" Tom Leher
Not exactly anti-ecclesiastical but a brilliant song about the Periodic Table 28. "Do You Realize??" Flaming Lips
Humanistic lyrics that give awe to the cosmos 27. "Atheist Peace" Bad Religion
Sometimes loud punk/metal is good for the soul 26. "The Galaxy Song" Monty Python Have a problem? Listening to this will make it (and you) seem insignificant Newman unabashedly tells it how it is 24. "The Origin of Species" MC Frontalot Funny rap song satirizing creationist arguments 23. "What if No One's Watching" Ani DiFranco Ani encourages us to not be afraid to ask questions and be skeptical 22. "Religion and Politics" Scott Beach Hilarious spoken-word piece that is timeless 21. "Hellalujah" Insane Clown Posse Don't listen to this hip-hop song around young children 20. "East Jesus Nowhere" Green Day Anti-church song from Green Day's latest album 19. "Every Sperm in Sacred" Monty Python Everyone should be familiar with this anti-Catholic comedic gem! John encourages us to believe in ourselves in lieu of deities and political idols 17. "Jesus Loves Me (But He Can't Stand You)" Austin Lounge Lizards Tongue-in-cheek country song depicting "red state" philosophy
Somewhat satirical, "Jesus Christ Superstar" rocks and celebrates skepticism 15. "Fuck the Creationists" MC Hawking Self explanatory song title performed by a Stephen Hawking impersonator 14. "Shallow Be Thy Game" Red Hot Chili Peppers Alternative rock anti-God song from the band's classic 1995 album 13. "God Shuffled His Feet" Crash Test Dummies You'll feel like Larry Craig when you're toe-tapping to this clever melody 12. "It Ain't Necessarily So" Cher Song about biblical baloney from George Gershwin opera, "Porgy & Bess" 11. "The Only Way (Hymn)" Emerson Lake & Palmer
A Hymn for humanists written by one of the best progressive rock bands 10. "Shuffering & Shmiling" Dead Prez African hip-hop dance song critical of Christian/western colonization
Modern folk-rock song lambasting the Torah, Koran and Bible 08. "The Idiots are Taking Over" NOFX Punk rock song echoing the angst we freethinking atheists feel 07. "Only the Good Die Young" Billy Joel Because atheists would "rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints" 06. "Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam" The Vaselines An old children's Christian song with an impious spin (later covered by Nirvana. 05. "A Rational Response" Greydon Square YO! Square's dropping fresh beats & cogent lyrics for straight up freethought rap 04. "Arc of Time (Time Code)" Bright Eyes Techno dance song with great sarcastic lines about Jesus, heaven and angels 03. "The Meek Shall Inherit Nothing"/"Dumb All Over"/"Heavenly Bank Account" Frank Zappa Three fantastic anti-religious songs that MUST be listened to in succession Just about everyone knows this beautiful humanistic anthem 01. "Dear God" XTC This has it all: catchy melody, powerful singing and unapologetic lyrics
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... Gershwin's "Ain't Necessarily," sure...but to spotlight a version by Cher? WTF? Are you completely unfamiliar with, say, Ella Fitzgerald? or (in the movie) Sammy Davis Jr.? |
EJ
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... Check out most of the songs on The Thermals' album "The Body, The Blood, The Machine." It's the story of a young couple who must flee a United States governed by fascist faux-Christians, according to their website. |
Otto
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... Well, does this qualify? Running all Sunday: http://www.madelineisland.org/ Give it a try. |
Deathweaver516
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... Missed an awesome song "god thinks" by Voltaire. Not a well known artist yet but, great song. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkXPyY9Wo_A |
Dan
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... Susan Werner's whole album "The Gospel Truth" http://www.susanwerner.com/music/m_tgt.html Chris Smither "Origin of Species" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpNoQaB2LT0 |
Triyaka
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... Don't forget John Butler's "god will f*ck you up" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyJaZn5tMDM |
Elwood
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... What... Where's Opiate by Tool? "Deaf and blind and dumb and born to follow, what you need is someone strong to guide you..." "Jesus Christ, why don't you come save my life now? Open my eyes, blind me with your life now." |
Yacek
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... what about good old Jethro Tull. Tons of anti-religion (though not necessarily anti-God) tracks like hymn 43, my god et. al. |
der da
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... I would also put Tool's Opiate on that list, and Metallica's 'The God That Failed': It feeds It grows It clouds all that you will know Deceit Deceive Decide just what you believe I see faith in your eyes Never you hear the discouraging lies I hear faith in your cries Broken is the promise, betrayal The healing hand held back by the deepened nail Follow the god that failed |
Chris
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... "Shallow be thy Name" is from One Hot Minute, not Blood Sugar Sex Magik, which is from 1995 and is decidedly less classic (although under-appreciated, in my opinion). |
superduperman
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... Many songs by Tool would qualify... Opiate and Flood off of their first LP are good ones to start with. |
Greg
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... Bang! There was Light by the Galapagos Mountain Boys (other good tunes here >>) http://scientificgospel.com/store/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/31?osCsid=ea0440909ae670ba8d6da68ef39cb7e0 |
Chris
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... @Yacek Check out page 2 from the liner notes of the Jethro Tull Christmas Album. http://imgur.com/m5iDt.jpg |
Jason
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... "God Isn't Real" - Robbie Fulks Traditional Country Search for the very touching/disturbing video on YouTube. |
No More Mr. Nice Guy!/
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... "Keep your jesus off my penis" - Eric Schwartz http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5YrB7TpT1Y |
Skoonz
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... Not only is the Chili Peppers' song from "One Hot Minute", the correct title is "Shallow be thy Game". Awesome song though...I was happy to see it in the list. |
Stacy L Mason
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... "Burnin' Hell" by J.L. Hooker and Canned Heat is smokin', and "Jesus Thinks You're a Jerk" by Frank Zappa is amusing. |
mr_subjunctive
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... Another reader dismayed by the omission of "God Thinks," by Voltaire. How could any atheist not love: God thinks the Sun revolves around the Earth God thinks there was something very Wrong with Copernicus God thinks abortion is murder and God thinks everything science gave us is wrong God thinks women deserve it God thinks AIDS is a form of punishment I hate people who blame the devil for Their own shortcomings and I hate people who thank God when things go right And I, I know what God thinks: God thinks you're an idiot http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkXPyY9Wo_A |
SusanM
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... Randy Newman's "God's Song" is definitely a classic, but he really tore into religion on "Faust": http://randynewman.com/tocdiscography/tocdiscography/disc_faust/ |
thinkoplex
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... I can't believe no one has mentioned "No Voices in the Sky" by Motorhead. I'm not a big fan of their music in general, but I did buy that album just for that song. Some lyrics: Eye for eye, tooth for tooth You all know what I mean What's the use of a cry for help If no one hears the screams? No voices in the sky Confusion blinds the eye Can't take it with you when you die No voices in the sky |
Other Memory
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... What about Cursive - Rise Up! Rise Up! http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/c/cursive/rise_up_rise_up.html |
clamboy
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... I commented on Reasonable Doubts' facebook, but here's the same recommendations with a lot more, mostly punk/crust/metal/etc: CR@SS - Reality Asylum (and others) Amebix - Fear of God, No Gods No Masters (and others) Napalm Death - the whole album "Smear Campaign" Bad Religion - Flat Earth Society BGK - Pray for Peace and Kill for Christ Battalion of Saint - Second Coming The Beatles - Eleanor Rigby...what do you all think? Big Boys - Baby Let's Play God Bloodhag - Douglas Adams (not necessarily an atheist song, but an ode to that great writer and atheist) Subhumans (UK) - Religious Wars Brutal Truth - Stench of Prophet Christ on a Crutch - Fish People/Christian Crack Diary Crucif***ks - Hinkley Had A Vision D-13 - Religion = Oppression Dead Kennedys - Religious Vomit, Moral Majority, etc. Destroy - God Squad Varukers - Another Religion, Another War Discharge - Religion Instigates F.U.'s - Die For God Hellbastard - There is Nod God but Man or Woman Jello Biafra and the Melvins - Wholly Buy-Bull Lenny Bruce - Religions, Inc. MDC - Church and State, and others Minor Threat - I Don't Wanna Hear It Okay, I made it to the M's in my iTunes, and I've barely scratched the surface of my collection. There's quite a lot out there if you are interested in punk/hardcore/thrash/crust/metal/etc. |
fiberglassdolphin
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... I'm not great at getting the meaning of metaphors, but whenever I listen to "Do you Realize??" I think of "..the sun doesn't go down. It's just an illusion caused by the world spinning round" as being a metaphor for the apparent end of things only being an illusion; e.g. death. |
Aaron
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... You know, for a moment there, I was worried you all had forgotten about XTC -- thankfully it's number one. :) "Atheist Peace" by BR is an interesting choice (next to "All there is" and "Let them eat war", it's my third fave song on that album) -- the song is about how if religion is the basis for a war, then removing religion would (in theory, anyways) result in peace. It's kind of NOT what you'd expect based solely on the title alone. :) "Come Join Us" is another good Bad Religion pick, and perhaps more fitting for this list (although not NEARLY as catchy as "Atheist Peace", IMHO -- that song is terrific. :)) |
Blue-eyed Videot
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... Gershwin's "Ain't Necessarily So" sung by Cher was a good call, P.Z. When I first heard Cher's version, I couldn't believe it was her singing. Having done a little record engineering and producing in my time, once in a while you get a singer and a song together and the singer really "gets it"--there's no other way to explain it--it's a feeling more than anything. Singing this song, Cher "gets it". Bravo, Cher! |
Archer
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... How about Vatican Rag, by Tom Lehrer, instead of "The Elements"? Get in line in that processional Get into that small confessional There the guy who's got religion'll Tell you if your sins original If it is try playing it safer Drink the wine and chew the wafer Two, four, six, eight. Time to transubstantiate! |
Tylersaurus
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... There are some great songs on this list... but Insane Clown Posse?? Seriously?? and it is ranked higher than Do You Realize by the Flaming Lips!??! That pretty much ruined the list for me. |
the guy from that one band
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... what no modest mouse? and really jesus shooting heroin by the flaming lips should've topped the list! |
Jack
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... To the best of my knowldege, Tim Minchin is the most hilarious atheist musician alive. |
Glendon Mellow
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... For a newer pop song, Lily Allen's "Him" is agnosticism begging the question throughout. Glad to see NIN here in the comments. "Heresy" is one of the best. But I agree with the author: nothing beats "Dear God" by XTC. I was 12 when it came out. Certainly nudged the trajectory of my conversations with religious friends as a teenager. |
Glendon Mellow
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... Oh and perhaps it's out of whack as an atheist song, but "Butyric Acid" by Consolidated certainly seems in line with most "new *cough* atheist" values. Pro-choice, pro-reason and kick ass. |
DexX
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... Australian one man band Gotye has an awesome track called The Only Way, which is a weirdly upbeat song about the inevitability and finality of death. Essentially, it says there is no afterlife so you need to get in all the living you can right now. It's also a brilliant track, the opener to his landmark album Like Drawing Blood. Official site here: http://www.gotye.com/ |
jdd2200
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... How could you leave out "Jesus he knows me" by Genesis? That is a brilliant satire of televangelists. |
NotTheMessiah
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... Good list, but I have to add: "Under The Sun" by Black Sabbath and "Faithless" by Rush |
PhilZMan
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... From a Bad Religion perspective, I would have preferred "American Jesus" Nice list, and I'm surprised how many I have, and also how many I have yet to hear. |
Rob the Lurker FCD
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... I nominate Curve's Die Like a Dog. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf1sy002-lc |
Martin
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... Boy, talk about a list that barely scratches the surface! Another artist he missed: Gary Numan has released at least three entire albums dedicated to ferociously atheistic industrial metal, Exile, Pure, and Jagged. Tracks like My Jesus, Listen to My Voice, and The Angel Wars give theism the finger like nothing you have ever heard. |
Pat
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... Kiss Me, Son of God - They Might Be Giants Scissor Man - XTC Jumping in Gomorrah - XTC Letting Go of God - Jill Sobule |
Badger3k
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... "Faithless" by Rush is a good one too. The Reasonable Doubts people have been putting together a list - it may be available from their website, I think. They've mentioned it in their podcast - they might have a few more songs. |
MP2K
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... This list needs more Modest Mouse. I've never been able to pin down the singer/songwriter's beliefs, but the song 3rd Planet wins completely due to the lines: "The third planet is sure that they're being watched By an eye in the sky that can't be stopped When you get to the promised land Your going to shake that eye's hand" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AsnELWjsCsA |
Eric Jayne (the author of the article)
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... Great suggestions! To hell with the "American Top 40", let's fill up the "Billboard Hot 100". :) I'd be disappointed if there weren't gripes about where particular songs ranked, what was included and what was left out. It is an opinionated and somewhat arbitrary list, after all. I do, of course, regret crediting the wrong Red Hot Chili Peppers album. I purposely left out heavy metal simply because I don't really like that genre of music. Melodic preference was a necessary factor in the list. "Heresy" by Nine Inch Nails is fine song, but it's too recklessly angry (like "Opiate" by Tool), and I can't imagine a reasonable atheist saying "If there is a hell I'll see you there". Thanks again for all the comments. |
EricR
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... "Faithless" by Rush, "Eulogy" by Tool, "Judith" by A Perfect Circle, "Bukowski" by Modest Mouse, and "God Am" by Alice in Chains. |
disappointed
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... While this list is nice, I'm pretty disappointed not to see "Rise Up, Rise Up!" from "Happy Hollow" by Cursive on this list. And no songs from "The Body, The Blood, The Machine" by The Thermals. Check them out if you want some cool songs that mock religion. |
Conor
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... BELLX1 with "Rocky took a Lover" I don't believe in any old Jesus If there was a god, then why's my arse, The perfect height for kicking? |
madcap freedom
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... Yeah, almost anything by Rush... Yet for my own anthem, I'll stick with Kansas "Dust In The Wind"... Thanks for playing... |
False Prophet
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... "City of Delusion" and "Knights of Cydonia" by Muse. And, more of an anti-church song than a strict atheist song, "Devil in a Midnight Mass" by Billy Talent. And how could we leave off Tori Amos' "God"? (I'm kind of confused that Black Sabbath wrote both "Under the Sun" and "After Forever"...) |
j
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... you missed patty Smith's opening of her "Gloria" cover--jesus died for somebody's sins, but not mine |
Ed Courtenay
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... I know Martin Gore uses religious imagery throughout the Depeche Mode discography, but "Blasphemous Rumours" is still a fantastic anti-deity rant: "I don't want to start Any blasphemous rumours But I think that God's Got a sick sense of humour And when I die I expect to find Him laughing" |
Azkyroth
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... There are a few songs by Motorhead that belong here; "God Was Never On Your Side" is my favorite among them. |
Nuytsia
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... My personal favourite - "Run! Christian, Run!" by the Super Furry Animals. also good are... "Die like a Dog" by Curve "God Only Knows" by James and "Chocolate Jesus" by Tom Waits, which always makes me smile. |
Bruce Gorton
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... Where's You can't kill rock and roll - Ozzy Osbourne? "And they don't really know even what they're talkin' about And I can't image what empty heads can achieve Leave me alone, don't want your promises no more 'Cos rock & roll is my religion and my law Won't ever change, may think it's strange You can't kill rock & roll, it's here to stay |
Jewbacca
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... Good list. A few off the top of my head worth adding/seconding: Animaniacs - "Yakko's Universe" (hey, if we're including the Monty Python galaxy song, though admittedly this one has never helped me remember something in astronomy classes) Bad Religion - some of their songs have already been mentioned, but you could really include most of their catalog. "Faith In God", "Faith Alone", "God's Love", "Voice Of God Is Government", and especially "Materialist" are all good examples. Blind Melon - "The Pusher" ("goddamn that Bible-pushin' man") Dead Kennedys - the In God We Trust, Inc. EP, specifically "Religious Vomit", "Moral Majority", and "We've Got A Bigger Problem Now" Eric Burdon & The Animals - "Sky Pilot" Filter - "Dose" Pearl Jam - "Do The Evolution" (not primarily anti-religion, but includes some strong anti-religious sentiments, e.g., "I can kill, 'cause in God I trust", which are heavily amplified in the video) Pink Floyd - "Sheep" R.E.M. - "New Test Leper" (not atheistic, per se, but strongly critical of mainstream Christianity) Tool - "Disgustipated" (at least the intro) Since nobody else mentioned it, I think I should also point out Aesop Rock's "Holy Smokes". It just has so many great turns of phrase talking so much trash about religion, especially Catholicism w/r/t Aes' Catholic upbringing. @ Yacek, I might count the whole album of Aqualung, except that it's really a religious album, albeit one that espouses Ian and Jennie Anderson's anti-church religious views and is absolutely brutal to mainstream Christianity. |
Slugsie
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... How about Domingo by Yello? It includes the great line "We are god, because only we can create the idea of his existence in our holy brains". |
donnythebowler
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... Nice to see the Flaming Lips... I feel "Vein of Stars" is more appropriate for the list. Sort of a modern-day "Imagine" (it even sort of rips off some of the lyrics... but I'm not complaining. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9cBm1EzQ00 |
Zachary
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... Seconding Patti Smith's Gloria. Sonic Youth - Brother James, Catholic Block, and White Kross. Less direct than some of the other songs here, but all great. Ted Leo and the Pharmacists - Annunciation Day/Born on Christmas Day. |
Nightsky
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... Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer - Gentle Arms of Eden http://tracygrammer.com/audio/GentleArmsOfEden.mp3 Lyrics Lowen & Navarro - Playing on the Runway (cover--original by Jack Williams) |
cleek
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... also Robyn Hitchcock: Where do you go when you die? Where do you go when you die? Where do you go when you die? There isn't any Saviour There isn't any Lord There isn't a Madonna Sitting there to be adored There is no damnation There is no salvation This is it for you, baby This is it for me etc.. |
Fifteen Iguana
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... Let the Mystery Be - Iris Dement After Life Goes By - Peter and Lou Berryman If The Big Boy Comes Tomorrow - Randy Newman From A Distance - Julie Gold Wind-Up - Jethro Tull |
Thinker
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... I would add in this Eagles lyric: "We satisfy our endless needs and justify our bloody deeds in the name of destiny and in the name of God." |
Merry
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... Cathedral - by Daylight Dies: A monument Of failure A testament To an unfailing will Against the sky stands our cathedral A picture of our isolation In the dark we must build an answer At any cost Measured symmetry Belies desperation An attempt to write in stone The dreams of the young Against the sky stands our cathedral A picture of our isolation In the dark we must build an answer A pillar to our fleeting solace Against the sky stands our cathedral Clutching at the passing time It was built to be an answer Take from it what you can and The Cure: Where The Birds Always Sing The world is neither fair nor unfair The idea is just a way for us to understand But the world is neither fair nor unfair So one survives The others die And you always want a reason why But the world is neither just nor unjust It's just us trying to feel that there's some sense in it No, the world is neither just nor unjust And though going young So much undone Is a tragedy for everyone It doesn't speak a plan or any secret thing No unseen sign or untold truth in anything... But living on in others, in memories and dreams Is not enough You want everything Another world where the sun always shines And the birds always sing Always sing... [...] It doesn't mean there has to be a way of things No special sense that hidden hands are pulling strings But living on in others, in memories and dreams Is not enough And it never is You always want so much more than this... An endless sense of soul and an eternity of love A sweet mother down below and a just father above For living on in others, in memories and dreams Is not enough You want everything Another world Where the birds always sing Another world Where the sun always shines Another world Where nothing ever dies... |
Rerv. Barky
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... I have recorded 3 songs that are Atheist in nature and they are available free for listening on my website: Barking Nonsequtur I invite you all to enjoy this locally produced music: From the Bushes My Bad, I'm and Atheist Help Me Jesus X |
Rerv. Barky
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... these links didn't work - just got to www.aredant.blogspot.com and look for the blinking "songs by the Rev" header. thanks |
Keith
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... 'Didn't see it. Could be a generational thing. "Cathedral," by Crosby, Stills & Nash, 1977. "Open up the gates of the church and let me out of here! Too many people have lied in the name of Christ that I can't believe at all, Too many people have died in the name of Christ...." |
janet factor
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... Thanks for the CSN, Keith. I loved that. And personally I prefer Sarah McLachlan's version of Dear God. But there is great one out there no one seems to have mentioned. It’s purely positive expression of the atheist view of the world, and a classic besides: Louis Armstrong doing “Wonderful World.” |
Kelsey
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... For any ska lovers, check out Streetlight Manifesto's "Somewhere In The Between," an entire album that promotes rational thought and living for this life alone. |
Kay
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... You left out pretty much EVERY marilyn manson song ever made, emphasis on: The Fight Song, personal jesus, Don't Like The Drugs (But The Drugs Like Me), and Man That You Fear |
sinned34
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... I would like to add to the list "Halo" by Porcupine Tree. It's a great prog-rock song about religious violence. |
maddog
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... "Cross of Changes" album by Enigma "Heaven's Here on Earth" by Tracy Chapman "God on Our Side" by Joan Baez |
Sunioc
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... I liked this thread so much that I built a playlist out of the original list and some of the other suggestions. http://www.playlist.com/playlist/17134490635 |
Steve L
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... Unfortunately, In my time of dying (Led Zeppelin) would fall into the religious category, I think. |
Eric Jayne
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... Click on the link below to listen to most of the songs on the Top 30 list, and other songs suggested in the comments thread, for FREE! http://listen.grooveshark.com/# |
Singe
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... I'm shocked and appalled "Creation Science 101" by Roy Zimmerman is not on this list. That man deserves more exposure like nobody's business. |
Mr. David M. Beyer
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... "I ain't afraid," by Holly Near. Highlights: I ain't afraid of your churches I ain't afraid of your temples I ain't afraid of your praying I'm afraid of what you do in the name of your God Rise up to your higher power Free up from fear, it will devour you Watch out for the ego of the hour The ones who say they know it Are the ones who will impose it on you |
Icelander
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... Some more suggestions, all by Streetlight Manifesto: - Failing, Flailing - We Will Fall Together - Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe - Somewhere in the Between - The Blonde Lead the Blind |
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