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I have discovered my new favorite band (at least for now): The Devil Wears Prada. They’ve taken over my Myspace music profile. I really wish I could get out to one of their shows. Unless I hit the Warped Tour when it comes through KC (Yeah, right), I’m out of luck.

I will now share with you an amazing live performance. There’s a nice message to start with, so mom can’t get call it devil music. 😉 I LOVE the energy of this band, and the crowd at Cornerstone is awesome as well (duh).This pit is great, and the crowd is totally into it. At one point (most of you won’t make it this far into the video) the bass player and one of the guitarists just jump out onto the crowd. I like stuff like that. It’s’ boring when bands just stand there and play a song. I love bands that get excited about performing.

Without further adieu, I present to you The Devil Wears Prada (TDWP) – Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over. Prepare to have your face rocked off.

This just in. I love Ronald Jenkees. You don’t know who Ronald Jenkees is. I know. That’s only because you’re not as awesome as I am. That’s to be expected, and no one can fault you for it. Here’s a chance for you to get one step closer to reaching my level of awesomeness.

Ronald Jenkees is just a goofy lookin’ guy. See: He is also a ridiculously talented keyboard player. I’m not usually a synth fan; however, this stuff is just fantastic. It’s creative, innovative, and highly skilled. Craftsmanship aside, the guy is just plain fun to watch. His geekiness is endearing. The obvious love and passion he has for music pours out of your speakers. It’s infectious.

He even serves up some guitar-like goodness for the rock inclined.

You can watch a whole lot more at his Youtube channel. If you have money and want your awesomeness to exceed mine, you can show love by buying some of the tracks or the whole album at his site.

God bless my homeboy Ronald Jenkees. Keep on rockin’ in the e-world.

This is going to be long, but hopefully it will encourage someone and be worth the read.

There are many times in life where we are presented with a chance to further our knowledge of the nature of God and His role in our lives. Recognizing these moments, listening to what the Spirit has to say about them, and clinging to it as truth can sometimes be difficult (especially if it’s a lesson we don’t necessarily want to hear.) It’s oh so important, however.

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