After Disposable HERO's latest CD cover collage, I was reminded of the band Nailed. Their CD "All Washed Up" was in that contest. After seeing it, I had to dust it off and play them again.

I had forgotten that they were so good! Of course, you had to be into 90's alternative to really like these guys. But, I would put them up there as far as talent with any secular band in the market at the time.

Also, I was wondering who else in the Christian market was doing this kind of stuff during the mid to late 90's. I took a few years away from Christian rock & metal and must have missed some good stuff. I already know about Grammatrain, Rob Walker/Wish For Eden, Holy Soldier's "Promise Man", and Nailed. Who else was doing this style and doing it well AND proclaiming Jesus openly and boldly? Any suggestions?

I actually liked quite a bit of their "All Washed Up" album (haven't listened to it in almost a year). I really did not like their follow-up album "Entity"

I don't have a huge collection of Alt/Grunge from the 90's so you probably already have all of these...

Fono
GS Megaphone
Human
Stir
Strange Occurence (prolly closer to modern rock than alt)
Undercover
Precious Death (more like alt-metal)

Can you burn me the Precious Death, Human, and Fonos? I actually don't have any of those. I remember the Precious Death stuff from the cassettes I used to have.

Will do brother.

Which reminds me, alldat, I owe you a few promised discs in mp3 format: Justice, Uthanda and Halo. A lot going on in my life right now, but I will try to get to it as soon as possible.

Take your time, bro. All I'm going to be doing with these is walking down memory lane. Your life is much more important right now.

Neither PD or Fono are bold though. Forevertree is the closest to me I guess. Can't think of anything else right now and don't have the time or energy to browse through my list.

I'm also not fond of Entity. I haven't listened to All Washed Up much.

Stir, I remember that band.
I still have some songs of them.
Time to listen to them again.

Wasn't familiar with Nailed.
Now I am someone who likes to know how unknown bands (ja for me) sound.
So I found a very short sample, but enough to listen that Nailed sounds great.

Human was great.

Nailed's first is awesome ! I do agree with Staybrite tho:

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I really did not like their follow-up album "Entity"

-the same with gs megaphone's 2nd effort..
gs Megaphone's "Out of my Mind" is one of my favs.
I always thought Stir sounded just like the "Promised Man" album.
Fono was trippy - Ingredients: mix 30% Bleach, 15% DC Talk, 40% Jars of Clay, 15% U2

If anyone needs any of these Out of Printer's (or any other OOP bands), lemme know. I've got a TON of back-ups I'm gonna toss soon.

Guilty/Forgiven, I am interested in OOP bands.