Talk:Comatose Comes Alive

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Who else is pumped for a truly live Skillet? the acoustic Alien Youth was alright, but this should be awesome, though instead of an intro, they should've put Savior there....it's a great opener for anything.

Line-up, additional information?

Hey, I saw the DVD, and I was wondering: shouldn't there be more information regarding the band's line-up and additional musicians joining them? I mean at the end John Cooper gives credits to violinist Jonathan *Chow?* (Not sure how it's spelled) and Ted Olsen on cello for joining them. Also, a bassist from Decyfer Down joins them on the song "Those Nights", I think they call him "Caleb", not sure though. And of course the surprising vocal-performance of their new drummer Jen Ledger. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 85.164.190.5 (talk) 18:08, 18 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Christian metal

I dispute having christian rock as a genre, it's a label not a genre it's the same as being called emo, and a lot of bands don't like being called christian/gospel rock anyways MsBlackworld (talk) 03:33, 31 December 2010 (UTC) MsBlackworld[reply]