You're certainly entitled to your opinion. I'm a music lover. I don't always pay attention to every sin the performer has committed but do think spiritually uplifting music is best and that's something I would do better to apply. I got freaked out when I liked Sarah McLachlan and realized her lyrics were lesbian (if they were, still not sure) and cannot stomach hearing (who's that one singer - Melissa Etheridge) them sing love songs, but I've since heard Sarah is married. (In a heterosexual relationship). I tend to like, I guess, somewhat "emo" type stuff or "heavier" stuff (or whatever you want to call it). I liked some of Evanescence's stuff, too, when my daughter did.

I guess, though, songs do bring back memories and have associations to them. When all is said and done, we should listen to and or watch things that are uplifting. You've made good points.

Not sure what your actual tastes are or if you even like music, but you should hear Josh Groban if you haven't..... I, obviously, listen to secular music (not strictly Christian), but his is pretty spiritual overall. I do like a lot of the Christian station music. I love Lifehouse stuff. I'd rather not Christian lyrics be associated with rock, though. And sometimes it almost seems like the love songs about Christ are romantic?? If I listen to out and out spiritual music I like the real deal and to keep it reverent. (I'm sure you'll have a retort). The Mormon Tabernacle Choir is nice : ) Their Christmas music is very nice. Actually David Foster has a beautiful Christmas album from a few years ago. Josh Grobans is amazing, too. Got that last year. Sorry...need to stop blathering on. Things to do.