Buckhead Church Rock Band Opener
So per last weeks Creative Chaos entry, we did the Rock Band opener at church this Sunday.
After fine tuning things for the 11, sorry 9 but it happens, I think we landed well at the 11.
Billy Phenix hosted the service and came out explaining how we are in a series where Andy and Clay are talking about our desires to be great.
He explained the game of Rock Band and how, on some levels, it creates that feeling of greatness for the players.
We started the song and over the intro Billy introduced the band, noting the form of the game, that the players are playing toy instuments, and that Heath from FEE is singing.
Then we went right into it.
You only get the board feed in this audio but the crowd was really into it.
Billy then came out and wrapped the game up with another small explanation for the few hundred people who came in during the song…
Here you go.
And yes, we had Kaye, a chick drummer.
Los
RAIN IT DOWN
Fee has “seen a million faces and has rocked them all!” that was amazing! have a great day today Los! mike.
dangit. so good. i totally wish i could convince our pastor to do something like that. ahhhhh. silly baptist “dos and donts”.
That is sick!!!! I have been wanting to do this forever at our church… adds some fuel to my fire! Thanks!
that was hot.
*breaks out his zippo
I love that song. Surely you guys cranked it to 11 and broke the knob off?
Ah good good memories.
we WILL be doing this at our middle school ministry night! Great idea!
Man, I wanted so bad to get down to Buckhead for that! But, the video was just as good as being there in person!
Thanks Carlos!
Awesome!
That was too cool, but I’m feelin’ kinda old here; I was in 11th grade when that song hit…
id thought the guitarist would have been rocking out.
great idea.
that is INSANE.
So awesome!
sick
I was there …
SHUT UP! Sweeet!!!
How cool is that?!?!?! We bought this game for our family a few weeks ago and that’s our fave song to do. With six kids, we’re hoping for the next “Partridge Family.” ROFL Seriously gotta talk to my pastor about doing something like this. FUN!