Re: Name a Christian band that you are not sure how to pronounce

by Guest Thu Aug 27, 2015 11:03 pm

oldschooldoom wrote:
James B. wrote:
oldschooldoom wrote:FYI, Xinr was started in 1984, X-Sinner was started in 1988
Actually X-Sinner began playing at their home church, Set Free Ministries in Corona, Calif. before 1988

I have a live recording of them playing at Fairmont Park in Riverside with Redeemer & Towne Cryer from the summer of 1987. (Made it myself)

As for the thread question, "Uthanda" comes to mind.

Towne Cryer started in 1992

If you say so my friend.

They moved from San Bernardino, Calif. to Tennessee about that time.

Ron & Gina had the band going on long before that. Spent lots of time recording music in their home studio.

by CrimsonWarrior Fri Aug 28, 2015 6:14 am

Thiago-Brazil wrote:I know it is pretty elementar, but I have been curious for a long time and it looks a proper situation to ask:

Gardian has changed their name to guardian. Does the letter "u" make any difference in pronuciation?

Nope, still pronounced exactly the same. Smile

by hellig Fri Aug 28, 2015 2:37 pm

metaldude wrote:How about Caracao De Heroi?

Coração de Heroi -- Hero's Heart

Co - rra (rolling Rs) - ssaum (this one is hard to explain -- very nasal phonetics common in Portuguese) de - Eh - Roy

by metaldude Fri Aug 28, 2015 2:45 pm

hellig wrote:
metaldude wrote:How about Caracao De Heroi?

Coração de Heroi -- Hero's Heart

Co - rra (rolling Rs) - ssaum (this one is hard to explain -- very nasal phonetics common in Portuguese) de - Eh - Roy

It's a good thing that they rock. Otherwise it wouldn't be worth the trouble to learn their name.

by stevegarveyfan Sat Aug 29, 2015 1:50 am

For the longest time in the late 80s, I didn't know how to pronounce The Lead. I think I pronouced it 'The Led' for a while, and then I heard Nina give the correct pronunciation: 'The Leed'. Mystery solved.