Vol 1 No. 10, Week of May 2, 2011
In this issue: Ian Fowles gets spiritual in the desert, Fictionist can’t stop winning, The Mormon Tabernacle Choir gets manly, The Killers reunite, The Barefoot Movement lose us, a great gift for yo momma, all this PLUS Is Oskama Bin Laden going to have to break up now? and MORE!
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What’s going on? Click HERE for an explanation and part I. Here’s part II. And here is part IV. Continue reading “Mormons Mormons Mormons, We Haven’t Got a Clue: Guide to LDS references in Non-LDS Music, Part III”
What’s going on? Click HERE for an explanation and part I, here for part 3, and here for part 4. I should mention that the title of this series come from this delightful sketch on Conan. ❤ Conan. Continue reading “Mormons Mormons Mormons, We Haven’t Got a Clue: Guide to LDS references in Non-LDS Music, Part II”
Click here for part 2, here for part 3, and here for part 4.
Mormonism doesn’t show up in pop music lyrics all that often. Now that Sufjan Steven’s 50 states project is probably not happening and Kolob Records hasn’t had a hit since 1976 (more on them in a future entry), we don’t have much reason to hope for a serious uptick in LDS references on our radios in the near future (though there is reason to believe that Sufjan’s Utah entry would have been a doozy.)
If you’re tired of not hearing about Mormons in your music, and you’re also not listening to strictly devotional pop, you’ve been pretty much out of luck. Until now. Presenting: Mormons Mormons Mormons, We Haven’t Got a Clue aka Your guide to LDS references in Non-LDS Music, Part I. Continue reading “Mormons Mormons Mormons, We Haven’t Got a Clue: Guide to LDS references in Non-LDS music, Part I”
