Here are my top 10 most played songs in 2009 so far:
10. It’s not my time by 3 Doors Down
9. Sex on Fire by Kings of Leon
8. Hurt by Christina Aguilera
7. Stand Up Comedy by U2
6. Get on your Boots by U2
5. Moment of Surrender by U2
4. Apathy is a Deathwish by Story of the Year
3. Super Good Feeling by Bleach
2. Lay Down by Priestess
And the number 1 song on my playlist this year is:
Last fall, I shared with you my most played songs on itunes. Here’s the renewed list.
top 25 songs on my ipod list.
25. Still Here – The Undeserving
24. Like a stone – Audioslave
23. Love Bites – Def Leopard
22. Boston – Augustana
21. Jesus, You alone – Tim Hughes
20. I don’t want to be in love – Good Charlotte
19. Let’s see how far we’ve come – Matchbox Twenty
18. Move – David Crowder
17. So Great a salvation – The OC Supertones
16. A Murder of One – Counting Crows
15. Stars – Switchfoot
14. Majesty – Matt Redman
13. Wonderful – Everclear
12. Deeper – Delirious
11. Blush – Plumb
10. What I’ve done – Linkin Park
9. Bigger than my body – John Mayer
8. Unforgetful you – Jars of Clay
7. Bed of Nails – Jake Holman
6. Surrender – Sister Hazel
5. Rise – Robbie Seay Band
4. First Time – Lifehouse
3. Give until theres nothing left – Reliant K
2. All because of you – U2
1. It’s not over – Daughtry
Holla at me if your favorite music should be on here.
The trends of today, probably because of the connectedness of the world via the internet, and what I believe to be the the Kingdom of God making its way throughout the earth, are to think of others and put them before yourself. This has been explored by various types of social, media, and entertainment mediums such as U2, Nickelback, Linkin Park, The Disney Channel, Fox news, the NFL and the NBA, CNN, George Clooney,American Idol, and slowly but surely, the church.
One of the things I briefly mentioned in this post about the VMA’s and more specifically, MTV, was their coming irrelevance if they don’t change their ways. In a world of less selfishness and more love, MTV has become a symbol of a me-first mentality that started in the 2nd half of the 20th century and finally ended as the focal point of a generation (though it certainly still continues) at the end of the same century.
Sorry MTV, a cable channel that focuses on reality shows where the whole point is to see girls in bikinis and shirtless guys trying to tempt them into cheating on their significant others are no longer of interest to a new generation that wants to see something real and loving. Perhaps its time to…
once again be a channel about music?
The first pic you find of me if you google/image my name
The Following are ways that people found my blog in recent days:
Fergie and Jesus quote – hmmm
martyholman.com – probably should have just typed it in to the browser.
Pastor Tim Holman – My cousin who is starting a church in Ohio this year.
Brandon Whittall, Fellowship Church – A friend of mine who works at FC in Plano, TX
Fergie, Jesus – I don’t know why they alway type Fergie’s name first.
Pensacola Christian College – My alma mater
U2 - This post is overwhelmingly the most visited.
Leadership – I’ve written a little bit about it.
Ruben Cimbron – an old friend
I became a Christian and all I got was T – No doubt from this book.
Okay, nothing like a Wednesday afternoon Quiz.
Today’s topic: U2
In your humble opinion, what’s U2′s best song?
